Despite enduring historical atrocities, Sikhs have consistently exemplified their commitment to humanity by offering help and support to those in need.
In April 1914, a group of individuals from British India embarked on the Japanese steamship named Komagata Maru to immigrate to Canada.
"Ek onkar satnam. There is but one God," the Pennsylvania Senate commenced its session with a prayer led by Nirmal Singh from Fairview Township on a Tuesday in 2008, marking a historic moment as he became the first Sikh to fulfil this traditional duty.
Arjan Singh was denied entry to Wembley Stadium for the Italy v Spain semi-final because his article of faith exceeded the size limit.
We saw a brilliant conductor with a refreshing voice calling us to a prayerful reflection, connecting and advancing our energies toward peacefully changing the cultural landscape, engaging, "forgiving to unburden but not forgetting" and being robust, responsible, and trusted partners in advancing the solemn commitments and promise of our democracy that must deliver justice and equality, and fairly benefit all Americans without divisions and distinction.
Vaisakhi is celebrated by Sikhs across the world. It was established by the tenth Sikh guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji to commemorate the birth of Khalsa.
Malerkotla, which has a majority of Muslims, has reported a heart-warming instance of interfaith understanding and communal harmony.
Baljinder Singh promotes interconnectedness by offering his skills at the "Joda Ghar" in Amritsar's revered Jama Mosque Khair-ud-Din
Harmony between distinct cultures can be seen in small yet meaningful gestures every now and then. This is exactly what is reflected in the handover of a Pakistan-based gurudwara to Sikhs, and simultaneously, an instance in Punjab where the Sikh community repaired a mosque and handed it over to Muslims.
The two manuscripts had been in the custody of Pir Syed Munir Naqshbandi, a revered Sufi elder from Kalra Dewan Singhwala in the Gujrat district, for many years.