Ms. Atwal is a 30-year-old British historian, a Sikh who has recently finished a doctorate at Oxford University. Her parsing of history is as refreshing as the fluid ease of her writing, and she pushes back against some eminent Sikh historians who have had trouble digesting Ranjit Singh’s self-designation as maharajah—or emperor—seeing it as an “un-Sikh” act.
"...outpourings of a mind at the threshold of poetic creation, but of a mature poetic sensibility"
In an undated video, which has now gone viral on several social media platforms, the boy is seen energetically doing the 'Bhagra', a traditional dance from Punjab, outside the entrance gate of a house.
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When Guru Nanak was traveling, he came to a village where a robber lived. The robber’s name was Bhoomi Daku. No one liked him because he was a thief. When he saw Guru Nanak, he respectfully pleaded, “Guru ji will you honor me by coming to my house so I can serve you?”
An Illuminating Aarti To Sacred Arts, Spiritual Heritage, And Humanity
Innovative youngsters who used these unprecedented times to spread the glories of Sikh faith
"It was written as a love letter to the self –a reminder that we must always take the time to fill up on love, acceptance, and community. We can't make it anywhere alone. We need each other. Together, a better world is possible."
My parents, both from Afghanistan, are my biggest supporters. From a young age they encouraged me and wanted me to have all the opportunities that they couldn’t have.
After release of acclaimed 'Aar Nanak..' now 'Gurmantar' launching this August
Ugly face of failure. Benevolent face of success. Evolving entities. When I look outside the window of my room