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Inside, 80-year-old Amrit Kaur complained that the third power cut of the day was underway, as she sat down to discuss, reluctantly, her childhood, her father, the erstwhile ruler of Faridkot, and the epic two-decade legal battle that has won her rights to half of her father's property...

Over 2,000 Sikh farmers settled in Kutch are mobilising political support from outside the state to build pressure.... and to ensure that they are not evicted from the land they have been cultivating for several decades.

She concludes that since Guru Granth Sahib aims at transforming radiant richness of the Creator into sound human morality, through the human experience, the next phase of women’s movement must be worked on the women experience...

Nature has decorated a man with a beard and a moustache to differentiate between a male and a female.

A central part of the problem is that Sikhs have not been allowed to contribute to one of the most powerful forces that binds Americans as a people: shared sacrifice in an all-volunteer military that works tirelessly to defend and promote our common values as Americans.

London celebrated the Sikh New Year on Sunday 5 May with music, Bhangra and Punjabi dance, food and children’s activities.

Born and brought up in Amritsar, every time I think of the city I think of the warm bonds and cold lassis, hot Amritsari kulchas and sweet hospitality.

A year after tragedy, Ruby and Rumita have found renewed hope in humanity after witnessing first-hand the strength that can rise from the ashes of destruction.