In the 1970s, the sheer delight of shardaayi, poured over ice cubes, was a refreshing treat, sweet, fragrant, and nutty, sometimes topped with rose petals.
News: Shardaayi: The Nectar of Fearless Warriors
News: Mata Bhag Kaur Ji: The Epitome of Sacrifice and Sisterhood
In the Khalsa Panth, Mata Bhag Kaur ji (Mai Bhago)is remembered with great reverence. Mata Bhag Kaur Ji teaches us to go beyond just caring about stuff and become someone that history will always remember.
News: Khalsa Raj: Navigating the Path to a Better World
Khalsa Raj is not just the rule for Sikhs who have taken Amrit; it's about every soul that rises above the negative influences of this world.
News: Guru Granth As a Maharashtrian Deity - An Extraordinary Tale of Faith
When the people of Domegaon took out the ancient Guru Granth Sahib for worship, the floodwaters of the Godavari receded.
News: A little about the world’s largest and heaviest Guru Granth Sahib bir
The completion of his fourth hand-written copy took the 73-year-old Sikh a total of 14 months,
News: Maharaja Ranjit Singh: The Architect of Military Mastery
The book,"The Last Sunset," by Amarinder Singh provides a compelling exploration of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's enduring legacy, shedding light on his prowess as both a military strategist and a proficient administrator.
News: "Kaur is my Name" - We are the movement
Kaur Kaur Kaur is my name (tap chest 3 times with hand open)
News: Sikh Environment Day: Uniting Sikhs Worldwide for a Sustainable Future
Guru Har Rai Ji, who assumed the role of Guru in 1644, advocated for Sikhs to defend the vulnerable and safeguard the well-being of plants and animals.
News: Waris Singh Ahluwalia:The Turbaned Trailblazer
Waris Singh Ahluwalia is a name known to many, or at least almost everyone must have seen him once in a while somewhere - be it on a magazine cover, in newspapers or on social media.
News: A note from our Exective Director
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