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News: The Dalai Lama in Bloomington, Indiana

Sut Siri Akal (a universal Sikh greeting: Lord’s Name is Eternal Truth) Let us take our mind and spirit to a realm Where there is Light and Love, Boundless Benevolence, God’s and ours; Let us give glory to God...

Kanwal Prakash 'KP' Singh

KP participates in interfaith and humanitarian initiatives (Interfaith Hunger Initiative); activities and celebrations of diverse faiths and ethnic communities in Indiana. KP assists with cultural training for Police Officers and TSA personnel; works with teachers, students, civic leaders to create a better understanding of Sikh and other faith traditions and contributions. KP advocates interfacing and mainstreaming ethnic talents, assets to benefit and serve all Americans.

News: 'Life in Eyes' ~ A Poem by Ramneet Kaur

Eyes are Almighty's benevolence. His special gift. Divine blessing on us to gaze at His Creation and cherish the glories of His World.

Ramneet Kaur

Poetry and sketching inspired by my Sikhi are my hobbies as they relax me in my busy life.

News: Revisiting Banda Singh Bahadur's sack of Sirhind in 1710

Commemorating the 300 years of martyrdom of 'rebel' Banda Singh Bahadur and 700 Sikhs at Delhi in 1716 by the Mughal authorities, this is a review of the sack of Sirhind by Banda in 1710.

Inderjeet Singh

The author is based in Nottingham, UK and is passionate about Punjab and Sikh history. He is member of Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh and regularly writes for them and Sikhnet.

News: Exhibit Aims To Show The Beauty Of Sikh American Identity

“generations of Sikh American history that embodies perseverance and progress as we commemorate the 15-year anniversary of 9/11,” according to The Sikh Coalition’s website.

News: Lived for a Hundred Years Never Gave up Pursuit of Justice

On June 30, 100-year-old Chaman Lal breathed his last, two days before the case he had been pursuing for over two decades was to resume in the CBI court, Patiala.

News: The Faith of Children

Every year I volunteer at Khalsa Youth Camp, a spiritually based summer camp for children, located in the Jemez Mountains of Northern New Mexico. One year our spirituality was deeply tested.

Snatam Kaur

"In Snatam's voice...there is purity, clarity, and love."

News: How Orthodox Jews Can Benefit by Taking a Lesson From Sikhs (OP/ED)

I seemed like the wrong kind of Jew to be there, sitting among Muslims, Sikhs and Jewish-Voice-for-Peace-niks discussing how to combat Islamophobia as allies to the Muslim community. I wasn’t surprised by anyone’s surprise, but I was saddened.

News: Despite Ban, Sikh Hoopster Grows Hair

"After the turban controversy in 2014, all Sikh players, including me, cut our hair. But for the past one year, I have been growing my hair."

News: Two Sikh Soldiers Take Next Step in Fight for Equality

“Harpal’s graduation marks another milestone in our progress to end religious discrimination in the military,” said the Sikh Coalition’s Legal Director, Harsimran Kaur.

News: Spontaneous Seva During Overnight Traffic Jam

Ravi Singh, 46, and two others brought cereal bars and thousands of bottles of water in a van and pick-up truck. The three, volunteering as part of Khalsa Aid, offered their help via police and port authorities.

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