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Amritsar, the vibrant city nestled in the heart of Punjab, is undoubtedly most renowned for its iconic Harmandir Sahib, also known as the Golden Temple.

In 1997, the Sikh community in Canada celebrated their 100th anniversary. It was a special occasion for all Canadians to recognize the significant contributions made by Sikhs to Canada's prosperity and society.

An Exploration of Love or Piaar with Guruka Singh

in the Present Era

Founded by the sixth Guru: Shri Guru Hargobind Sahib.

Eminent Neuroscientist and Distinguished Proponent of Interfaith Dialogue

Despite enduring historical atrocities, Sikhs have consistently exemplified their commitment to humanity by offering help and support to those in need.

Whether it is the movie Bole So Nihal, Sadiyyan, Haste Haste, or any other film, it appears to be a common practice to mock and belittle the Sikh turban and beard .

In April 1914, a group of individuals from British India embarked on the Japanese steamship named Komagata Maru to immigrate to Canada.

The advertisement depicted him as a "golfing guru," clutching a golf club and giving guidance.

Mr Caberwal, the first Sikh American to become a role model, is breaking new ground by showing how Sikhs and other Indians have become a part of American society.

After years, Bhai Sahib Vir Singh received a message from his college friend. The friend was in the hospital and urgently requested Bhai Sahib's visit. Surprised and eager to assist, Bhai Sahib promptly went to the hospital.

Bhagat Kabir holds the distinction of being the most widely quoted author and mystical poet in India. Despite being a Muslim, his verses have been included in the Guru Granth Sahib, the sacred scripture of Sikhism.

‘Bhagat’ means devotee and is derived from the Sanskrit term Bhakti, which signifies dedication and love. Bhagats developed a belief in a single God.