The enlightened path: Unveiling the legacy of Sri Guru Angad Dev

It is widely known that Guru Angad is the second Sukh Guru. What is relatively unknown, however, is that he formalized the present ‘Gurmkhi’ script and started the ‘Mal Akhara’ to educate his followers about physical well-being parallel to spiritual development.

Churning in Sikh politics begins aiming to set historical aberrations right

A churning is taking place among the Sikhs in Punjab out to challenge and demolish the archaic religious and political constructs that dominated the community in the last 50 years.

Preserving the sanctity of Gurdwaras and embracing the teachings of Gurus

Gurdwaras, the sacred places of worship for Sikhs, hold deep significance as centers of spirituality, community, and the teachings of the revered Guru Granth Sahib.

Battle for Punjab’s Future: Sikh Community’s Role in Combating Youth Drug Abuse

The land of five rivers, Punjab, once a symbol of fertility, prosperity, and the birthplace of the brave Sikh community, has been grappling with a different reality in recent years. A crisis that has ravaged the youth of the state – drug abuse. With the statistics painting a grim picture, the Sikh community has taken it upon themselves to combat this problem and preserve the future of Punjab’s generations.

Australia does not believe in violence, says envoy on recent closing down of Indian Consulate in Brisbane by Khalistani supporters

New Delhi: Australian High Commissioner to India Barry O’Farrel has reacted to the recent alleged closing down of the Indian consulate in Brisbane by suspected Khalistani supporters and said his country does not believe in violence or destruction of properties.

Creating division in society will badly affect Canada as well: Indian High Commissioner designate on Khalistan issue

Toronto: Sanjay Kumar Verma, High Commissioner designate of India to Canada, has reacted to the 'Khalistani referendum' issue and said humanity should only aim at uniting the society and not dividing it.

Afghan Sikhs injured in Gurdwara attack in Kabul thank India for support

New Delhi/IBNS: 11 Afghan Sikhs including Raqbir Singh, who was injured during the attack on Jun 18 at Gurdwara Karte Parwan in  Kabul, are arriving in India.

Afghanistan: Sikh community members safely removed Guru Granth Sahib from Kabul gurdwara which was attacked by terrorists

Kabul: Sikh community members saved and removed the holy Guru Granth Sahib from the Gurdwara Karte Parwan in Afghanistan's capital city Kabul which was attacked by terrorists on Saturday.

Ukraine Crisis: Video goes viral where Sikh youth offers 'Langar' to people in train as they travel towards Polish border

True to their inherent humanitarianism, a group of Sikh youth could be seen in a video trying to help provide langar food to international students travelling on a train towards the Poland border from war-hit Ukraine.

110 stranded Indians, Afghan Sikhs, Hindus being flown to Delhi from Kabul

New Delhi/UNI: At least 110 stranded Indians and Afghan Sikhs and Hindus are being flown to New Delhi from Kabul today on board a special flight chartered by the Government of India, said Puneet Singh Chandhok, President, Indian World Forum.

Kartarpur Corridor to reopen from Nov 17: Amit Shah

New Delhi/UNI: The Centre on Tuesday announced its decision to reopen the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor from Nov 17 and said the decision will benefit the Sikh community.

Sikhs in Jammu and Kashmir welcome minorities from Islamic neighbours to settle with them

Srinagar: The Sikh community in India's Jammu and Kashmir region are welcoming Hindus and Sikhs from the neighbouring Islamic nations to settle with them in the valley post the enactment of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) and the repeal of Article 370.

Sikh delegation from Kashmir meets Union Home Minister Amit Shah

New Delhi/UNI: Days after the reports of alleged Sikh girls being abducted and forcefully converted to Islam, a delegation of All Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee – Kashmir met Union Home Minister Amit Shah here on Sunday.

Maharashtra: Sikh women stage sit in demonstration

Nanded/UNI: Sikh women staged a sit-in protest on Monday demanding withdrawal of the charges filed against the innocent people in connection with the Halla Bol (mock attack).

Any move to drive wedge between Sikhs, Muslims will cause irreparable harm to J&K: Omar Abdullah

Srinagar/UNI: Asserting that any move to drive a wedge between Sikhs and Muslims in Kashmir will cause irreparable harm to Jammu & Kashmir, former chief minister Omar Abdullah said on Monday citing that the two communities have supported each other through thick and thin and withstood countless attempts to damage age-old relationship.