The plight of farmers in India has mutated itself into a national movement that has gripped the whole country.
While their numbers might be smaller when compared to the Sikh men protesting, Sikh women are seen at the forefront in many cases. “Women are involved in unprecedented numbers in this campaign,” writes Ravinder Randhawa. “They form a significant proportion of the convoys heading towards Delhi.” One farmer Randhawa interviewed, Harinder Bindu, is herself a full time farmer for over 30 years, who is leading a monumental march of [hundreds if not thousands] of women.
Wishing our farmers best of luck, financial security, and economic success. Let this new model become the second Green Revolution bringing prosperity to the farmers.
"Even Our Enemies Won't Go Hungry From Here" Langar at Farmers Protest Is All About Dharma & Service
Just as saints during Guru Ji's time would give water to the enemies on the battlefield, so today protesters who may be brutalized by police are still happy to serve their "enemies".
An Illuminating Aarti To Sacred Arts, Spiritual Heritage, And Humanity
In this episode, Chriss Sneed and moderator Prabhdeep Kehal will discuss how historical movements for justice have intersected with fighting for Black trans lives in these liberation movements.
In this dark age of Kali Yuga, the Kirtan of the Lord’s praises is most sublime and exhalted.
Thankfully, Sikhs are inspirational people who put the community's needs before their own and seek to alleviate the burden facing many today. Sikh organisations and individuals are not only providing essential services in a difficult time, but also inspiring many others to do the same.
Hola Mohalla is celebrated at the birth place of Khalsa, Takht Shri Anandpur Sahib with religious ceremonies
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