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This week we'll be sharing how different people find their way to that strength.

I would like to share with you a few thoughts and resources to help keep our biosphere hospitable and green.

Our humble thanks for Bhagat Singh's kind offering. Take advantage of it today. 

Every religion asserts that its message is unmatched and superior to others...

In the U.S.A, the U.K. and all over the world, Sikh nurses bring a peaceful spirit to health care delivery

Sikhs, we learn, are the new face in trucking.

Considered one of the most revered, pivotal and legendary figures in Sikh history post 1716

"You may agree or not, but you have to give their opinions a hearing"

Islamophobia and xenophobia pulse through our culture and have a horrible impact upon innocent people.

Sing, sing, O brides of the Lord, the marriage songs of the Lord. Ram, my King, has come to my house as my Husband.

At this time of year as Christians celebrate the Christmas holiday I have been spurred to put down my observations of Sikh Views on Jesus.

While in Kenya, I enjoyed talking with some of the Masai people about Sikhs. They didn’t know the word “Sikh” because most people in Kenya call Sikhs  “Kalasingha,” We are called that because of their encounter with one trader from India who ventured

Admittedly, grooming is a complex issue with no one solution. Rather, we need efforts on multiple levels to prevent it. However, starting at home is the best place to start with providing our Kaurs with the necessary education.

How India Cooks Lunch for 50,000 People for FREE!

End of his sojourn on earth...

If there can be so many Kapoors and Kumars in the Hindi Cinema why not Singhs?

Even when the shrine fell to floods, smugglers and drug addicts, Muslim devotees never failed to leave offerings at the guru’s grave.

Embrace this holiday period as an opportunity to give thanks for and spend time with loved ones, and to give back to the local community

“There is nothing super heroic than combating hate and intolerance with all our creative forces.”

In this series of “Sangat Harassment” we interviewed several Sikh women activist to learn about how the panth responds to their leadership.