This short documentary tells the story of Operation Bluestar in an impartial and objective way in the context of the history surrounding it .
News: Children's Gurdwara ~ a true journey of transition and integration
Children's Gurdwara today was a true journey of transition and integration. Our modern celebrations were infused with a touch of British culture. As everyone was celebrating the Queen’s Jubilee, we celebrated our British and Sikh heritage and our universal Khalsa Identity.
News: Bad, inadequate diet can be as carcinogenic as smoking, says new study
The fact that what we eat is one of the factors that can result in a higher occurrence of cancer is well known. About 40% of all forms of cancer can be prevented by eating a well balanced diet, maintaining a normal body weight and engaging in a moderate amount of exercise.
News: Punjabi American Festival honored Fallen Soldiers
The Yuba-Sutter Fairgrounds hosted thousands of people this Sunday, May 27th during the 18th Annual International Punjabi American Festival. Sponsored by the Punjabi American Heritage Society (PAHS) of Yuba City, the festival is a way for those with Punjabi roots to celebrate and share their culture with fellow Americans.
News: Caffeine use avoids the onset of Alzheimer's disease
Those cups of coffee that you drink every day to keep alert appear to have an extra perk – especially if you’re an older adult.
News: Dharat Suhavi - EcoSikh News
Through a new pilot project, Gurdwaras across New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Philadelphia, will be able to access detailed information on how they can lessen their impact on the environment, and save on long-term energy bills.
News: Local Sikhs emphasize one God, equality for all
It might look and sound a bit different from the Sunday services in other houses of worship, but in the "gurudwara" of the Sikh Culture Society of Indiana, the overriding belief is common to many; the first line in the holy book compiled by the 10 gurus is translated, "There is but one God."
News: The Journey Of The Spirit
This journey needing courage, Faith and hope to succeed To warm us deep within as we Get ready to proceed
News: My Neighbor's Faith: Double-Edged Daggers
In my freshman year, after a lecture on evolution in Biology class, my friends and I fell into a heated debate that led us straight into religion. As the conversation intensified, I held my half-eaten sandwich and looked up at them dumb-founded, heart thumping in my ears, and said, "So you think I'm going to hell?" They nodded and shifted uncomfortably.
News: Reviving the Sarbut Khalsa Tradition
The decision making tradition of Sarbat Khalsa was evolved during the first half of the 18th Century. It is likely to be revived and further developed through seminars like those arranged by the Sikh Research Institute.
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