GURU NANAK: A BRILLIANT SPIRITUAL LIGHT THAT GRACED OUR WORLD - An Enlightened Teacher and Renaissance Man
The impact that diverse and inclusive teaching content can have on building greater awareness and understanding
Gurmat Learning for kids ~ fun and playful
'Hockey Night in Canada: Punjabi Edition' host discusses Gender Equality Month, her passion project
A short film which emphasises that ‘Langar’ is serviced to anyone and everyone.
No one should go hungry... So please spread the word of this kind gesture which has been given to us by the first Sikh Guru
I would be outrightly rejected by many people because of my religious identity, while others would ask me how could I be Sikh and gay, and that I was bringing disrepute to the Sikh community. Many profiles would also mention “No Sikhs,” or “No Sardars.”
The love between the Guru and the Sikh (disciple) is priceless and highest of all other forms of love.
The iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House were lit up with an image of Sikh volunteers who camped in the bushfire-affected areas in Victoria for over two weeks to serve free meals to the people who were displaced owing to the fires. The projection featured three volunteers of the Melbourne-based charity organisation, ‘Sikh Volunteers Australia’ preparing meals for the evacuees in the East Gippsland area.
There is something to childhood memories. They keep coming back to us to remind us who we are and to keep us in touch with our real selves. Delhi based artist Dashmeet Singh also did something similar. He revisited those memories and that’s what his art is all about.
A review of the new book by Nikki Guninder Kaur Singh