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Guru Nanak Sacred Forests and Breathing Punjab: Combating Air Pollution

Dutch Sikhs officially invited to lay flowers and pay tribute at the National Monument since 1999

Gurudwara Sacha Sauda: Unleashed a new revolution

We visit other historical shrines in Nankana Sahib.

We have seen this most often with Singhs, but we have found a few Kaurs, both amrtidhari and sehaj-dhari, who have chosen to do the same.

Gurbani rejects all man-made religions. The Universal Dharma of Sach is for the good of entire humankind.

Jasvir Singh explains what went through his mind as he took part in the memorial walk to Auschwitz

Every year there is a Khalsa youth camp that takes place in the mountains of Northern New Mexico. This is a short documentary created by Rai Singh that beautifully tells the story of this inspiring camp.

Sadly, you have taken authority as the truth than Truth as the Authority.

Fascinating Folktales of Punjab

Our patron is Fauja Singh the oldest marathon runner in the world.

Marriage is the highest yoga of all...

“Sikhs are an integral part of the Wisconsin fabric, and it’s an honor to celebrate Vaisakhi and recognize the vital contributions that Sikhs make across our state.”

Jasleen Kaur of BCM School has scored 92 per cent marks in Class-X exams.

At one point during the day, you could see 4-5 kids with turbans playing basketball in the playground. It was a sight to behold, whereas there are only 2 Sikh kids in the entire school, you could immediately see the effect of Vaisakhi celebrations on the diversity in the school.

Why is Kirtan so important?

Worry starts with a single thought. That thought, if not addressed or killed promptly, feeds on itself...

I think that it would even be a good read for those who were born into the faith, since I've heard over and over again about how a lot of born and raised Sikhs weren't taught the "why" or even "what" behind things. I can tell that Mrs. Siri Kirpal Kaur Khalsa really did put her full energy into writing, and for that, she deserves some recognition.

Narvir Singh explores Guru Nanak's Aarti in this inventive music video.