How religion became ethnonationalism: Reflections on Sikh calls for statehood and identity
News: A Critique
News: Provocative New Film “We Strangers” by Anu Valia Premiers at SXSW
Sikh Screenwriter and Director Anu Valia Talks to SikhNet about the debut of Her New Film “We Strangers.”
Sukhmandir Kaur Khalsa
Sukhmandir has written hundreds of articles on topics related to Sikhism and has co-written and and edited several books on the Gurmat teachings and Naam Simran meditation.
News: Special Art exhibition opens to great reception.
The Sikh Museum Initiative launches its Contemporary Sikh Art Exhibition
News: Sikh Martial Tradition
Nihang Singh Culture and Guerrilla Warfare
Jasbir Singh Sarna
Native of Kashmir, Independent historian, poet, Journalist. A well known writer with 62 published books in Punjabi and English. Retired Agriculture Officer
News: They kept the wheels of the Nation Turning: Part 3
Part Three of a Three Part Series about Sikhs serving in the F.M.S.R. & Malayan Railways
Harchand Singh Bedi
He graduated in Master of Business Administration, now owns an event management company in Ipoh.
News: My Portrait as painted by Guru Ji
Guru Ji has used the simile of the lotus, but actually he is talking about us.
News: The Splendor of Sikh Heritage Symphony
Performances at Carnegie Hall and Merkin Hall
News: Punjabi Language Day Celebration
The First for Brandon Manitiba, Canada.
News: Unveiling Selflessness: Insights from Bandi Chhor Divas
Diwali, the "festival of lights," is joyfully celebrated by many people of South Asian descent worldwide. Rooted in Hindu tradition,
News: Underneath the Turban: Uncovering Sikh Identity and Resilience
Sikhs exemplify their devotion to their faith wearing the turban, a tradition deeply embedded in their religious and cultural identity.
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