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Dussehra Mahattam
Dussehra Mahattam is a Puratan tradition of reciting Bani’s from Dasam Granth. It is also referred to as Shastar Pooja (Worshiping of Guru’s Weapons)
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Bani Gifts are coming
Punjab Secures Overall Trophy at 11th National Gatka Championship
Chandigarh Takes Second Place, Haryana Locked Third
Reflections on Bani with Guruka Singh
Bani: The Divine Connection
Baywatana Heads to the Golden State!
Special Screeninngs across Calfornia
Plunder of Lahore Toshakhana
Toshakhana (The Royal Treasury) of the Sikh rulers of Lahore (1800 to1849)
Kirtan in Sikhism
An Exploration
Guru Nanak
On The Land of High Passes
House Bill 1883
Sikhs Appreciative that State Examination Exemption Dates Include Vaisakhi
Our Common Humanity
Guru Nanak taught us that our common humanity is the highest spiritual truth. As religious sectarian violence explodes on the world stage, we Sikhs need to embody this message and share it with others.
All About ਬੀਬੀ ਸ਼ਰਨ: ਕੌਰ ਦੀ ਹਿੰਮਤ
"I can see it call to the Guru inside of my son and daughter every time they watch it."
Golden Memories of Amritsar: Chronicles of Two Travellers
Knowing Amritsar from the lens of two authors - Neha Dewan and Miroslav Volf - and historical accounts
The Sikh Turban: A Visual Testament to Sikh Values and Heritage
Sikhs commonly wear blue, white, and black turbans, although other colours are also quite popular.
Sikh Philosophy Finds a Following Amongst Americans
At an inter-faith concert in Washington, people couldn't help but applaud when Vikram Singh sang Sikh hymns.
Service: The Way of Sikh Life
Seva, the act of selfless service, can take many forms, including physical work, emotional support, or material assistance.
Seeking Sikhism: An initiative to spread the word about religion’s belief system
In 2009, two young Sikh men, Bhupinder Singh and Harkeerat Singh, started a TV show called "Seeking Sikhism."
Ranbir Kaur: A Sikh Trailblazer in the US Armed Forces
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, a devoted Sikh named Ranbir played a crucial role in saving the Guru Granth Sahib
Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha propagating Sikhism
GNNSJ was officially established in Kericho, Kenya, during the 1950s by Sant Baba Puran Singh Ji
Gurmat Sangeet’s Melody Is Spreading Across The Globe
Musical expression has always held a special place in the Sikh tradition, dating back to the time of Guru Nanak Dev Ji and his close companion, Bhai Mardana.
From Akali Nihangs to Modern Warriors: The Legacy of Shastar Vidya
Shastar Vidya is a martial art with deep spiritual and ethical roots that transcends mere combat techniques for its practitioners.