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- ਤ੍ਰਿਬਰਗੇ – Tribarge – Meaning So in our regular gurbani meetings, we often run across certain words that hold a lot of meaning and depth, that can be difficult to understand and remember. Today this [...] No related posts.
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- Guru Granth Sahib: An Introduction To Sikh Scripture The elevation of the scripture to the status of Guru gave it a further level of authority. In addition to viewing it as Divine revelation, Sikhs also understand it as their complete, eternal, and infallible life-guide.
- California Proclaims November 2012 Sikh Month "Please join me in declaring November 2012 as California Sikh American Awareness and Appreciation Month," proclaimed Assemblyman Dan Logue.
- Watch The Apple Barrel SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2012: There’s nothing wrong with making oodles of money, as long as you earn your keep. And you don’t earn your 8- and 9-figure incomes by NOT performing corporate miracles.
- Sardar Sewa Singh Kohli: Sikh-Briton Activist & Leader His oldest brother was killed in the 1984 anti-Sikh pogroms in India, but he was not consumed with hatred. Rather, he sought the truth about the massacres and justice for those affected.
- Do You Have A Swiss Army Knife? FRIDAY, MAY 18, 2012: By the time we left for Canada eight months later, the five of us - the siblings - knew enough French to get by in Paris for a few days, en route to our new home.
- What Do You Call Your Mother & Your Father? Question # XXV How do you address them? And your grandparents? Publicly? Privately? Pita ji? Biji? Dar ji?
- The Singh Twins & Their Sikh-Canadian tour de force In Sikhs in Canada, the CN Tower stands amid depictions of the first Sikh RCMP officer, the first Sikh in major league Football (Saskatchewan Roughriders) and the pop group Punjabi by Nature.
- Ignorance Is No Bliss: The Saga Of The Kirpan THURSDAY, MAY 17, 2012: I leapt out of my chair, the latter airborne and crashing behind me, and ducked sideways until I fell on my knees onto the floor … as a knife whizzed by, right above me ...
- Sikh Kirpans Allowed In Toronto's Courtrooms The total length of the kirpan, including sheath, may not exceed 7.5 inches with a blade of not more than 4 inches. In addition, the kirpan must be worn under clothing and not be easily accessible.
- Washington, DC Police Force Welcomes Sikh Officers With T... It became the first major metropolitan police department in the US to proactively allow Sikh officers to wear turbans, etc. while on the job.
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- Hear the Sound of the Guru ~ Cleanse That first morning as i approached darbar sahib, my body began to shake. emotions battled inside my chest. i remember travelling towards the sun, and feeling overwhelmed. how is it possible that i ended up here? read more
- D.C. police to allow Sikh officers to wear beards, religi... The D.C. police force on Wednesday became the first major metropolitan police department in the country to proactively allow Sikh officers to wear beards and religious items such as turbans while on the job. read more
- Here's how to travel 25,000 miles without a penny Michael Wigge left Berlin without a penny and traveled 25,000 miles to Antarctica, hitchhiking, bartering and working his way by ship, plane, car and foot, from Europe to Canada and the U.S. and then through Latin America. read more
- Anand Marriage Act: Jathedar asks Sikhs to discuss draft Akal Takht jathedar Giani Gurbachan Singh on Tuesday asked the Sikhs living in India and abroad to discuss and deliberate on the new draft of 'Sikh Anand Marriage Act-2012', which will enable the community members to get their marriages registered under a separate Act. read more
- Leap in Faith video celebrates diversity of religious bel... "They knew me, but they were wondering what I was up to." They need not wonder any more. That parade of Sikhs is now part of a 38-minute documentary about eight faith traditions Lodha made with fellow artist and creative partner Ray Dirks, curator of the Mennonite Heritage Centre Gallery. read more
- Kirpan now allowed in Toronto courthouses Toronto police have developed a formal policy allowing Sikhs to bring their ceremonial daggers into courthouses. read more
- Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Part II: The Impossible Task Of C... A major energy company honcho says emphatically that Montek must be disheartened, collecting the medals of his imminent defeats. “There is too much politics that fuels government decisions, too much voter-appeasement an economist like him must hate,” he says. read more
- Montek Singh Ahluwalia, Part I: India's Riddler On The Roof It is now Montek Singh’s eighth year as head of the planning commission and it is a measure of both the calibre of the man and the power that flows from his friendship with the PM that he has turned what was once a low-voltage job into one of the most powerful and contentious positions in the country. read more
- Professor Tejinder Singh Virdee FRS ~ elected to the Fel... Professor Tejinder Singh Virdee FRS ~ On 19 April 2012 was elected to the Fellowship of the Royal Society. read more
- Captain Makand Singh MBE ~ role model and inspiration After 33 years in the Army - which includes postings to Germany, Belize and Hong Kong - Singh rightly adds the MBE to his achievements which include the prestigious Meritorious Service Medal for his commitment to recruiting members of the BME community. read more
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- Challenging Misinformation about Sikhi on BBC Radio Guest blogged by Naujawani Sardar Sikhs in the UK celebrated a victory of sorts today with the news that the national broadcaster, the BBC, ‘regretted’ comments made by a presenter on their digital radio station, the BBC Asian Network. On 13 March, DJ Nihal Arthanayake had suggested on his daily call-in show that Sikhi was [...]
- Sikh Coalition hits a home run with FlyRights app By now, you have likely heard of the smartphone app (available for iPhone and Android devices) released by the Sikh Coalition called FlyRights, which was released yesterday (April 30), and is free of cost. The news of this app’s release has spread virally among news outlets and has been applauded by other civil rights organizations [...]
- May Day 2012: Why We Should Take to the Streets Tomorrow, May 1st, is International Workers Day and may very well be one of the largest days of mass action and protest we’ve seen in the North America in some time. Also known as May Day, the day has a long and rich history of working people courageously fighting for dignity and justice. May 1st [...]
- In the Shadow of the Shaheed: Beant and Satwant’s Badla... Co-blogged by JooKay Singh and Jodha Our fellow langa(w)r-iter – Navdeep Singh highlighted the dominant pop genre of Punjabi music that celebrates nihilism and suicide through political complicity and destitution. Today, we highlight another form of music that has reached new heights in the shadow of the Shaheed. UK-based producer Tru-Skool’s latest dharmic-track, ‘Beant Satwant [...]
- My Turban is My Resistance: Vaisakhi 2012 Reflections The last few weeks, Sikhs around the world have been celebrating the anniversary of the birth of the Khalsa. I intended to do a Vaisakhi post earlier, but travels have kept me from sitting down and writing down some of my reflections until now. I have found myself in small and medium-sized towns throughout the [...]
- Punjab Doesn’t Have An Alcohol Problem, Just a Drug Pro... About ten years ago, I was in Amritsar, Punjab, visiting family and had been invited round for dinner at a relative’s house – a member of the Punjab Police. He told me about a man he had to have a stern talking to earlier that week, but did not arrest because it was a “family matter.” [...]
- Workplace Religious Freedom for Sikhs and Other Religious... The Sikh community is leading the way to strengthen law that will protect Sikhs and other religious minorities from job discrimination in the workplace. AB1964 – or the Workplace Religious Freedom Act (WRFA) – has been introduced by Assemblymember Mariko Yamada and is co-sponsored by The Sikh Coalition. Earlier this week, in a show of [...]
- Learn About Sikhi at Sidak 2012 Guest blogged by Sharandeep Singh Sidak, run by Sikh Research Institiute, is a diamond among jewels. It is one program, which after attending, completely changes your outlook on Sikhi, and life – I speak unequivocally when I say there is nothing else like it! As a graduate of Sidak 2011, I want to share my [...]
- Sikholars Canada 2012 – Call for Papers Following the success of the third Sikholars conference in February, the Jakara Movement is allying with the Canadian Sikh Coalition to bring the conference to British Columbia. This unique forum brings together researchers, budding scholars, and community members in conversations about some of the most pressing issues. For this year’s inaugural conference, a theme has [...]
- UPDATED: Echoes of New Phases and some Updates UPDATED: All of a sudden I remembered a video from KPS Gill. Readers on this site are aware of this murderous sadist, but maybe it is still worthwhile to juxtapose his lies with the findings announced this week. All of our attention shifted towards Punjab last week. There was some interesting developments early this week. [...]
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- ‘Raghead’ Shirts for Sale on CafePress CafePress, one of the largest online retailers in the world, is selling shirts that incite bigotry toward Sikhs. The shirts — which say “No More Ragheads!” and “No More Towelheads!” — are offensive and dangerous, especially in the context of hate crimes against Sikhs in the post-9/11 environment. The Sikh Coalition has issued an open [...]
- Why the FBI Refuses to Track Anti-Sikh Hate Crimes The recent vandalism of a gurdwara (Sikh house of worship) in Michigan is a sad reminder of the persistence of bigotry. In this context, the Sikh community should be aware of a serious flaw in the way that the federal government monitors anti-Sikh hate crimes: It doesn’t. You read that right — the FBI refuses [...]
- Another TSA Miscalculation? The Sikh Coalition has obtained previously unreleased TSA documents. Written in 2009, these documents show that the agency can pursue several auditing options to weed out racial and religious profiling. In addition, the authors of the document apparently miscalculated the effectiveness of Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) machines, recommending that TSA determine which auditing option to [...]
- Telling Congress to End School Bullying An essay by Manpreet Kaur, Sikh Coalition Volunteer Advocate Securing a meeting with a congressional office to talk about the Safe Schools Improvement Act is something an average citizen might see as a difficult task. I definitely thought so, until I actually did it. One day after requesting a meeting, I received appointments for July [...]
- See a Sikh, Call the Cops? Imagine that you are an amateur photographer, taking pictures of landmarks in your city. You are wearing a turban in accordance with your Sikh beliefs and minding your own business. A passerby notices you from a distance, calls the police, and tells them that a man of Middle Eastern appearance is taking pictures of the [...]
- A More Constructive Course After bin Laden Rajdeep Singh – Director of Law and Policy, The Sikh Coalition Originally published in the Washington Post. To read the article, click here. It is impossible to comprehend the depth of sorrow that has been wrought over the years by Osama bin Laden and his gang of criminals, who celebrated the murders of thousands of [...]
- Guest Post: the Sikh Research Institute’s Annual Sidak ... Sidak is the Sikh Research Institute’s annual two-week leadership development retreat in the Hill Country of San Antonio, Texas. Attendees choose one of three tracks of study: Sikhi 101, Sikhi 201 or Gurmukhi 101. There are also group sessions daily where all three groups come together for presentations on leadership styles and techniques, as well [...]
- Reflecting on the Power of 1699 You have probably heard about the Sikh Coalition’s 16.99 Vaisakhi Campaign. But what is the historical significance of 1699? Consider the following extracts from the writings of historians Gopal Singh, Nikki-Guninder Kaur, and J.D. Cunningham: “1699. It was on the first day of Vaisakh, mid-spring … that Guru Gobind Singh [the Tenth Sikh Guru] … [...]
- Fighting the Bullying Epidemic – Gurwinder’s Trip to ... I am extremely thankful for the opportunity to share my experiences on bullying at the White House Conference on Bullying Prevention. Attending this conference and meeting other people affected by bullying helped me understand that I am not alone in this struggle. Although there is a lot of work to be done to stop bullying [...]
- How We Lobbied for Civil Rights … and Got Profiled by C... Rajdeep Singh – Director of Law and Policy, The Sikh Coalition On the morning of April 4, 2011, it was my privilege to accompany Sikh youth activist Gurwinder Singh to Capitol Hill, where he was due to give a presentation about his experience with school bullying and his efforts to combat it. This opportunity was [...]
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- 'Zaziya tax' taken from Sikhs by Taliban in Pakistan -Aur... Ref-news item today--'Zaziya tax' taken from Sikhs by Taliban in Pakistan -Aurangzeb revived !!The Mughal Ruler Aurangzeb ,has been described as ''a great religious pious Muslim Emperor ,a simpleton who had no vices as he followed a strict Islam'' by UP and UPA text books .Today we read the news that Rs. 20 million Zaziya tax was paid by Sikhs living since centuries in Orakzai agency in FATA area of Pakistan..I think the great ruler's soul and his supporters all Over the sub continent would be smirking with approval of this rise of 'TRUE' Islamic rule again.This happenned as Pakistan state failed to give any protection of any kind of humane law to its Minorities.Here we in India are appointing a muslim lawyer ,with a written plea to Pakistan to appoint even a Pakistani lawyer ,for the mass murderer,A Kasab,a terrorist of Mumbai mayhem!! Those amongst us all who ignore the rise of Radical Islam in Pakistan and in parts of India,Asia and UK ,and believe in 'GOOD TALIBAN' concept should wake up and take notice of such gross harrassment of minorities under a Muslim majority ''rule'' anywhere in the world,even in a districts or a towns,villages anywhere even in parts of India.All of us know that there is no true religious freedom for any of the minorities in many parts of the GULF and Kingdom of Saud and our own envoys -many of them Muslims too are silent against many cases of gross injustice perpetrated on Indians there by the authorities their under garb of Islamic laws only due to pressure of petro dollar and job loss ! We all go on defending any tenet in any field implemented or defended by Radical Islam as a part of their ''culture'' even in our own Country forgetting that many times it is wrong and inhumane by any other standards any where else on the world.They disallow any changes in the common humane civic laws under garb of religion too.Many of their tenets,like anti family planning,anti women ,anti humane criminal civic laws may not stand modern humane basic rights today and many tryly humane pious Muslims and their leaders too should join hands to implement the relevant and humane interpretation of the law of the Faith they practice with Great discipline,brotherhood and intensity.I would love to hear loud voices of protests from our own secular media and muslim Indian-Pakistani leaders ,against this inhumane tax a 'Zaziya' -- a black mail to let live -- levied on Sikhs a minority under a 'Islamic ' rule there.I would like to hear protests even from radical Sikhs from across the border and in UK and Canada amny of whom who even still support a 'Khalistan' , to speak out with any guts against this injustice to our brethren Sikhs living in ' Islamic state of Pakistan'.Those of us who ignore such signals would have to carry the burden of the disaster for the sub continent and world in general as more and more pious common Muslims all over the world are sucked into a vortex of following some radical ,medevial, irrelevant anti humane tenets under garb of religion by the few who do not know at all what a Religion is for .Muslims all over could hold high the dignity of their Faith without harming the weak, innocents, women and minorities under their 'rule '.
- Sikhs in Pakistan pay 20 mn to Taliban as jazia Pakistan's Sikh community has been forced to pay Rs 20 million as jazia (religious tax) to the Taliban so as to return to their homes and resume business, a newspaper said on Thursday.The minority Sikh community on Wednesday met the Taliban demand in return for "protection" in Orakzai Agency in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas, the Daily Times reported. The Taliban then released Sikh leader Sardar Saiwang Singh and vacated the community's houses. The militia announced that the Sikhs were now free to live anywhere in the area. "They also announced protection for the Sikh community, saying no one would harm them after they paid jazia. Sikhs who had left the agency would now return to their houses and resume business," an official said.
- Mega blood donation camp today at Anandpur Sahib The Sikh holy town of Anandpur Sahib in Punjab will witness one of the biggest blood donation camps in the world March 10 during the Hola Mohalla celebrations at the Sikh shrine of Keshgarh Sahib, 90 km from here.The blood donation camp, in which over 25,000 units of blood are being targeted for collection within 24 hours, is being organised jointly by the Akal Takht, the highest temporal seat of Sikh religion, the Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) and the Akal Purakh ki Fauj (Army of the Almighty).The blood donation camp itself will be organised on the campus of the Khalsa College at Anandpur Sahib, an SGPC official said here. "The camp will help overcome the wrong notions about blood donation," he added.He said that the Guinness Book of World Records has been invited for the historic and biggest-ever blood donation camp.Sikhs and people from other communities are expected to arrive here from all over India and Punjab to participate in the festival and donate blood. Up to one million devotees are expected to come for the Hola Mohalla celebrations.The annual Hola Mohalla festival is observed by the Sikh community at Anandpur Sahib to coincide with the Hindu festival of colours, Holi.Hola Mohalla is famous for its colourful celebrations and the traditional valour and display of acrobatic martial art by the 'Nihang' (traditional warrior Sikh sect) community. During the festival, the Nihangs are divided into two camps, 'Hola' and 'Mohalla' and a mock battle takes place between the two sides.Tens of thousands of people come to the festival every year in March. Anandpur Sahib is the place where the tenth Sikh Guru (master), Gobind Singh, had founded the 'Khalsa' (The Pure) on April 13, 1699. The modern Sikh religion, known for its bravery, sacrifice and entrepreneurship, derives much of its inspiration from the 'Khalsa Panth'.
- Prakash utsav of Guru Gobind Singh khalsa is celebrating the parkash utsav of our father Guru Gobind Singh at patna sahib. nagar kirtan was held on friday.
- Watch Live Video Kirtan from Sri Darbar Sahib Watch Live Video stream from Sri Darbar Sahib Amritsar only onhttp://tvsoft.co.ccTimings:3:30 AM to 8:00 AM IST4:30 PM to 6:45 PM IST(GMT+5:30)
- Sikhs challenge FRANCE in UN Sikhs challenge France govt. on the issue of right of the sikhs to tie turban as their human right. United Sikhs, a Sikh Organsiation filed a petition in UN's Human Rights Commission on behalf of three Sikhs
- New flight started New Delhi -Nanded AirIndia has started a new flight yesterday between New Delhi and Nanded in view of the ongoing tercentenary celebrations of 'Gurta Gaddi' for the ease of Sikh pilgrims. It is started on temporary basis and fly between Oct 29th and Nov 6th.
- PM Manmohan Singh went to Nanded on Tercenteanary Celebra... Prime Minister Dr. Manmohan Singh today offered prayers at Sachkhand Gurdwara in Nanded where lakhs of Sikhs are attending the main function of Guru-ta-Gaddi tercentenary celebrations.Amid chants of “Jo Bole So Nihal, Sat Sri Akal”, Dr. Singh offered a golden-coloured sword, saffron jacket and a chadar at the gurudwara where the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, had given the Granth Sahib to Nanded.Dr. Singh was accompanied by Union Home Minister Shivraj Patil, Tourism and Culture Minister Ambika Soni and Urban Development Minister S Jaipal Reddy. Maharashtra Chief Minister Vilasrao Deshmukh and his Punjab counterpart Prakash Singh Badal were also present on the occasion.The occasion is being marked to celebrate 300 years of declaration of Guru Granth Sahib, the holy book of Sikhs, as the perpetual Guru in 1708 by Guru Gobind Singh, the 10th master of Sikhs.A large number of Sikhs from America and Europe are also participating in the congregation.“All the batches of Sikh Dharma International consisting of 60 people have come to celebrate the 300th anniversary of Guru Granth Sahib. All these Americans have come with lot of devotion. This is a big miracle that so many Americans have adopted our faith,” said Bhai Satpal Singh, chairman of Guru Ram Das Sikh Mission of America.“Like so many of us in the West are inspired to become Sikh to the teachings of Harbhajan Singh Khalsa Yogi-ji. He did a beautiful job of showing the message of the Sikh gurus,” said Ek Onkar Singh Khalsa, a Sikh converts from Mexico.It was in Nanded three hundred years ago, that Guru Gobind Singh designated the Adi Granth as Guru Granth Sahib, the perpetual Guru, ending the chain of human gurus.It is here that the Sachkhand Hazur Sahib Gurdwara, one of the five temporal thrones or seats of authority (Takhats), is located.This is also where Guru Gobind Singh meditated on the banks of the Godavari in his final days
- The World Comes To The Guru Nanded hosts a million Sikhs; Devotion takes over all emotions THREE HUNDRED YEARS ago, the Master knew the world will have little choice but to beat the door to this little, sleepy town. Such is the power of the True Word. Three hundred years ago, the tenth Sikh Master, Sahib Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji, bestowed Guruship upon the Granth. Faith is now moving mountains. A million have converged already upon this town, all decked up in honour of the spirit of religion. And the reigning slogan is Guru Maneyo Granth.The Ganga flowed calmly near Patna where Guru Gobind Singh Ji had taken birth. This week many are finding their way to where the great wave found confluence with the swirling waters of Godavari.And hundreds of thousands on Monday lined along the banks of the river, ferrying gallons of water, adding it to the sacred waters of the ancient 'bauli' inside the Takht Abchal Nagar Huzur Sahib Complex complex. In such a way is the Takht Sahib being readied for the greatest of the occasions, the tercentenary of the Guruship of Guru Granth Sahib Ji.'Takht Ishnaan', an annual feature performed once a year on the Diwali eve, attracts impressive crowds, but on Monday, the number of pilgrims crossed all old records. They did not leave an inch of space along the 1.5 km walk from the banks of Godavari near the historic Gurdwara Nagina Ghat to the main gurdwara complex of Sachkhand sahib. Conservative estimates put the number of devout this morning at around 60,000 plus, including thousands coming from abroad to especially take part in this ceremony.Shastars of the Guru were also bathed in the water brought so lovingly by the devout.Jo Bole So Nihal shouts reverberated through the atmosphere, jathas of sangat kept rolling in every minute, and no one dare call the town sleepy anymore. Langars are on round the clock, and a strange convivialness is in the air. No Sikh is passing by the other without hailing out the Gur Fateh and the world is watching with wide eyes the spirit that the Guru imbued the followers with three centuries ago. One does wish that there were more stalls with books, that some one taken upon the sewa of distributing some literature and the SGPC had really showed itself to be the central body of the Sikhs instead of remaining at the periphery of most celebrations. But what was admirable was the absence of unnecessary and avoidable controversy over supremacy of the Granth.The inviting gold-gilded domes were being given a bath and karsewa volunteers precariously hung from the ropes in their efforts to carry out the task with diligence and total reverence and respect. The silver doors of the structure were brought down and cleaned with milk while the golden doors of the sanctum sanctorum were washed from the outside. The area behind the golden doors was accessible only to the Jathedar of the Takht Hazoor sahib, Giani Kulwant Singh, who dressed in bright saffron and yellow robes, scrubbed the place clean.Outside, there was a unique opportunity for the devouts to have a close look at the 3,000 odd 'shastar' (weapons), including the bows and arrows and wooden, hand crafted guns, belonging to Guru Gobind Singh, and which were brought out on Monday morning before the cleaning ceremony of the Takht. All the while, a huge 'nagara' (Drum) beat inside the gurdwara, in tune with the enthusiasm of those taking part in the seva.One’s heart goes out to the shradhha displayed by the devout. Old men and women were carefully carrying along the water trickling down the doors, walls and windows after washing and safely carried it away. And there were those who were rushing to seal the bottles because they planned to send it abroad to their relatives, a wish that underlines the immigrant’s pain that he carries despite all success in foreign lands. The tradition of Takhat Snan and deepmala was started about 200 years back by the locals. They carried water from the Godavari in pitchers to bathe the holy place and the arms.Baba Hardayal Singh, known as Ghaghariya Singh, starts the process by drawing the first pitcher from the river. Another tradition of performing the Aarti besides the Ardas on the river banks after the first pitcher is drawn was instituted four years back by Clean Godavari activists led by Ravinder Singh Modi, a local journalist.Tuesday night saw the gurdwara precincts all decorated with lights as the rest of the India celebrated Diwali. It was here that the Guru gave the source of permanent light to the community, and every single diya being lit up was a gesture of thanks to the Master.India’s PM Manmohan Singh will be paying obeisance at the bhog on October 30.As a city, Nanded residents can hardly recognize it any more. Overflowing with devouts, it has seen so much development that the residents are grateful to the Sikh community.It was an interesting sight to see the milk was sprayed from a fire-tender on the gurdwara as part of the activity.A large number of saints who have come from the US, the UK, Germany, Canada and various parts of the country also converged on the banks of the Godavri. The Maharashtra government and the management of Takht Hazur Sahib had made special security arrangements and divers of the Army were also deployed.
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- DC police: Sikh officers can wear beards, turbans - Wall ... IBNLive.comDC police: Sikh officers can wear beards, turbansWall Street JournalSikhism, a monotheistic faith, was founded in South Asia more than 500 years ago and has roughly 25 million adherents worldwide. Observant Sikhs do not cut their hair — covering their heads with turbans — or shave their beards. Sikh advocates say ...US capital to allow turbaned Sikh policeNew York Daily NewsADL Commends D.C. Metropolitan Police Department Policy Allowing Sikh Officers ...Sacramento BeeADL Commends DC Metropolitan Police Department Policy Allowing Sikh Officers ...MarketWatch (press release)Police News -Times of Indiaall 32 news articles »
- Guru Granth Sahib: An Introduction To Sikh Scripture - Hu... South Asian LinkGuru Granth Sahib: An Introduction To Sikh ScriptureHuffington Post (blog)The central text of the Sikh religion -- the Guru Granth Sahib -- is a different kind of scripture. A number of features mark its distinctiveness among the scriptures of the world, including its style, content, history and authority.Pakistan Denies Visa To 320 Sikh PilgrimsSouth Asian LinkTo get Gurdwara on Indian side, MP for land swap with PakIndian Express'India, Pak should swap land for pilgrims'Hindustan TimesTimes of India -Business Standard -Punjab Newslineall 11 news articles »
- DC police to allow Sikh officers to wear beards, religiou... IBNLive.comDC police to allow Sikh officers to wear beards, religious items on jobWashington PostThe DC police force on Wednesday became the first major metropolitan police department in the country to proactively allow Sikh officers to wear beards and religious items such as turbans while on the job. The policy change was announced by Police ...DC police: Sikh officers can wear beards, turbansSan Jose Mercury NewsUS capital to allow turbaned Sikh policeTurkish Pressall 111 news articles »
- November to be Sikh-American awareness month in Californi... November to be Sikh-American awareness month in CaliforniaTimes of IndiaThe passage of the resolution in this regard by the California Assembly has been welcomed by the influential Sikh community of the State. "Please join me in declaring November 2012 as California Sikh American Awareness and Appreciation Month," said ...and more »
- South Carolina State Senator Calls Haley “Sikh Jesus”... TheDigitelSouth Carolina State Senator Calls Haley “Sikh Jesus”INDOlinkHaley a “Sikh Jesus” in tweets he senton May 16 evening, after a candidate who had been removed from a state ballotwas reinstated. Haley was also described as a “raghead” by a fellow Republicanduring her campaign for governor.South Carolina Democrat Labels Haley "Sikh Jesus"BuzzFeedHaley vouches for candidate; Dem tweets 'Sikh Jesus' (Update: SC EC denies ...TheDigitelSCGOP Demands Resignation Of Staffer For “Sikh Jesus” TweetFITSNewsWIS -The State -Aiken Standardall 51 news articles »
- Declare 6th June as state holiday: All India Sikh Student... Declare 6th June as state holiday: All India Sikh Students FederationTimes of IndiaAMRITSAR: All India Sikh Students Federation (AISSF) has demanded from SAD (Badal) led Punjab government to declare 6th June as state holiday and to declare it as "Genocide Remembrance Day" to honor the martyrdom of Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale.
- BBC response to Sikh complaint seen as 'not enough' - The... South Asian LinkBBC response to Sikh complaint seen as 'not enough'The NationalDuring his daily programme on the BBC's Asian Network radio station in March, the DJ, known simply as Nihal, who has presented live shows in Dubai, discussed the influence of other faiths when Sikhism was founded in the Punjab in the 15th century, ...BBC Says “Not A Very Good Sorry” Over Suggestion Sikhism Is 'Made Up Of Other ...South Asian LinkSikhs Protest BBC Presenter's Claim About SikhismOutlookSikhs protest BBC presenter's claimFinancial Expressall 6 news articles »
- Sikh Drummer Alleges Illegal Confinement And Shearing Of ... South Asian LinkSikh Drummer Alleges Illegal Confinement And Shearing Of Hair By A PreacherSouth Asian LinkSANGRUR – Sukhwinder Singh a drummer with a Sikh preacher has demanded stern action against certain Bhawanigarh policemen for keeping him in illegal confinement for a week and the Sikh preacher for maltreating him. Sangrur DC on the directions of state ...
- Kirpan, Sikh ceremonial dagger, now allowed in Toronto co... Toronto StarKirpan, Sikh ceremonial dagger, now allowed in Toronto courthousesToronto StarThe policy, announced Wednesday by the Ontario Human Rights Commission and World Sikh Organization of Canada, contains some conditions, including subjecting anyone with a kirpan to a risk assessment. The kirpan, which Sikhs describe as a stylized ...WSO Steers Kirpan Accommodation Into Toronto CourthousesSouth Asian LinkThe cold-blooded murder of Jaspal SinghSikhSiyasat.NetSikhs allowed to wear kirpans in Toronto courtsHindustan TimesToronto Sun -CityNewsall 8 news articles »
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- Sikhs Celebrate New Year With Vaisakhi Parade With bystanders lining the route, the Guru Nanak Darbar Society hosted its annual Vaisakhi parade from the Gurdwara on Davis Road to CN Centre.
- 1984 riots CBI playing games says Sajjan Kumar Veteran Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, facing trial in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, on Saturday accused the CBI in a Delhi court of playing "hide and seek" as the agency decided not to rely on "contradictory" statements of a victim.
- CBI playing hide and seek in 1984 riots case Sajjan Kumar Veteran Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, who is facing trial in connection to a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, on Saturday accused the Central Bureau of Investigation in a Delhi [
- CBI playing hide and seek in 1984 riots case: Sajjan Kumar Veteran Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, who is facing trial in connection to a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, on Saturday accused the Central Bureau of Investigation in a Delhi [ Advocate I U Khan, appearing for former Outer Delhi Member of Parliament Sajjan Kumar, told District Judge J R Aryan that the probe agency was "playing a game" with them.
- Sajjan Kumar accuses CBI of playing fraud New Delhi, May 19: Congress leader Sajjan Kumar Saturday told a Delhi court, where he is facing trial in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, that the Central Bureau of Investigation has played a fraud on him.
- Gadar Movement artifacts to be displayed at Stockton By Ravinder Singh Robin, New Delhi, May 19: The artifacts related to the 'Gadar Movement' would be on display at the Sikh Temple at Stockton, California to mark the centenary celebrations of the uprising in the second week of October.
- America expands once again _ digitally, this time Dozens of people escaped serious injury Thursday night when a car slammed into a restaurant on Bush River Rd.The crash happened around 10:15 at One More Grill and Pub, which is located near the St.
- Appeal for blanket ban on SDL's Edinburgh protests The Scottish Defence League, which claims to be against Islamic extremism, will hold a static rally in the Grassmarket next Saturday after a march was ruled out by the city council.
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- Sikh cops can retain beards & turbans WASHINGTON, DC: The Metropolitan Police Department here became the first major metropolitan police department in the country to allow Sikh Americans to maintain their articles of faith while serving as full-time law enforcement officers.
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- Akash Bani The past few days I have been adding lots of new music to the SikhNet Gurbani Media Center, and it’s always exciting for me to hear new musicians explore their creativity using Gurbani and Mantras. The past year I have seen quite a few new musicians from all over the world produce beautiful albums of [...]
- No one Knows what a Sikh Looks Like? Today I watched a video that some students made from quick impromptu interview sessions with students on the Campus of Sul Ross State University (Texas, USA). They made the video in preparation for a Sikh Awareness Day project that their organization (the College Democrats of Sul Ross) are hosting April 18th 2012. Watching the video [...]
- Patience Pays – 3HO Video A few years ago I blogged about a cool audio affirmation that SSS Harbhajan Singh Khalsa (Yogi Bhajan) made a recording of many years ago. It is about being patient in life, not worrying and letting God take care of your affairs. The 3HO foundation just released a beautiful video version with this [...]
- ACT – Don’t React… Last night I was trying to go to sleep early so I could wake up refreshed in Amritvela to Meditate, and just kept sitting watching/reading the flood of twitter posts (particularly #Rajoana #IPledgeOrange ) finding it hard to put away my iPhone and go to sleep. There was (still is) a constant stream from Sikhs [...]
- Forks Over Knives This past fall my friend Dr. Soram Khalsa made me aware of a new documentary & book called “Forks Over Knives” that he urged everyone to watch. The feature film Forks Over Knives examines the profound claim that most, if not all, of the degenerative diseases that afflict us can be controlled, or even reversed, [...]
- It Takes a Sangat to Raise a Child I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to go to spend about 10 years as a kid in boarding school in India, which helped shape who I am today. I’m also grateful that there is a school like Miri Piri Academy that my ten year old son has been loving since he started a few [...]
- The Role of the Teacher by SS Guru Amrit Singh Khalsa, Herndon, VA About 10 years ago I was at the fall Khalsa Council meeting in Espanola, New Mexico. The Siri Singh Sahib was talking about the role of the Council and how it is our responsibility to deliver the Dharma to the future. Then he said (and I am sure [...]
- Guru Arjan: Teaching & Leading by Example by SS Gurujodha Singh Khalsa, Bakersfield, CA Sikh Dharma is the path of the householder. If you are going to “hold” that house you have to earn righteously and pay for it, work for it, feed the people inside, be the neighbors of other householders and therefore live in a community, which becomes a nation. [...]
- Spreading Seeds of Fearlessness & Joy By MSS Krishna Kaur Khalsa, Los Angeles, CA The Siri Singh Sahib, my beloved teacher, inspired my ministry but not in the way I used to think of inspiration. From his example, I long to serve God as he served Him. When I met the Siri Singh Sahib I was coming out of a very [...]
- Turmeric: The Healing Herb (How to make Golden Milk) Most people from India are used to the many spices added to their food; but many might not realize the health benefits of one of them called Turmeric (also known as “Haldi” in India). Turmeric is great in food, but also has many health benefits. It can be used as an anti-inflammatory for people suffering [...]
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- Announcements The day of Vaisakhi 2010 brought me many blessings. I hope all of you were able to remember Vaisakhi in your own way, use it to strengthen your connection with Waheguru, and enjoy it with the Khalsa Panth. Two major announcements on activities occurring within the Sikh sangat this May: Sikh Youth Alliance of North [...]
- Image of the week “One of the highlights of the exhibition, Maharaja: The Splendour of India’s Royal Courts at the Victoria and Albert Museum, is its focus on the Raj – the colonial years when the Indian princes, deprived by the British of their absolute rule, could concentrate on the decorative things in life. Pictured here is the Maharaja [...]
- Brampton sights The city of Brampton, Ontario, home to more than 30,000 Sikhs, is more than just a place where you can find fresh and perfectly made chole pature at any time of the day. It is where the sangat is a recognizable political force with considerable purchasing power as evidenced by some of the photos below. [...]
- Picture book buzz Watch out libraries! “The Very Hungry Caterpillar” and “Where the Wild Things Are” have a huge competitor coming into the arena. “A Lion’s Mane” is an empowering new children’s picture book that celebrates the Sikh identity. Written by Navjot Kaur and illustrated by Jaspreet Sandhu, the book colorfully documents a young boy’s journey around the [...]
- College Life The New York Times recently published a series of essays written by college and graduate students in “The U Issue.” Among the varied stories about freshman year and life’s big questions, I stumbled upon an essay written by a young Singh featured under the heading of “College Life.” In his essay “Becoming a Dukie (and [...]
- Remembering the Sikh genocide of 1984 Over 100,000 innocent civilian Sikhs were massacred by the Indian army throughout Punjab during the first week of June in 1984. Following the attack, hundreds of thousands of Sikhs have been killed, tortured, and persecuted by the Indian government. Much of 1984 is forgotten history partly because there are limited resources that provide a fair [...]
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- Sound of the day Jaikara. A call of victory, triumph and exultation. Definition as found on (I’m not kidding you) Urban Dictionary. Listen to a jaikara here. We have daily successes and blessings. We share them with our families and friends. Wouldn’t it be neat if we as individuals and a sangat expressed ourselves through a jaikara? Imagine if [...]
- Revolutionizing Dasvandh One of the many responsibilities of a Sikh includes the practice of dasvandh, or sharing a part of one’s earning in the name of the Guru towards common resources of the community. Dasvandh should be distinguished from dan, or charity; contributions made in the spirit of dasvandh focus on projects of universal social reform and [...]
- NPR: Sikhs Say Army Ban is Religious Discrimination How did this story get missed by the national news industry? I haven’t seen it as a headline or sideline in any major newspaper. Have you? Thank goodness the word got to public radio. Listen to NPR’s report on our two Sikh US Army recruits who have filed a complaint against the Army over rules [...]
Sikhwithin Sikh Podcast, Shows & Documentaries
- New shows coming soon Its been a while since the issue of a Sikhwithin podcast/show. As producer I have lots in the pipeline that I aim to release. As the show is described as monthly or regular, I’ll set-up the releases according to month. You’ll still be able to get them via itunes, iPhone and Android Apps. Thanks for [...]
- Sikhwithin Episode 66 – Compilation Show WGJKK WGJKF Welcome to Episode 66 of Sikhwithin You can get and the programme from itunes, or by simply click on the play button below: Or download here. In this issue of the show we have a special – Every 10 episodes I put together what I call a ‘snippet’ show. This helps new and [...]
- Sikhwithin Episode 65 WGJKK WGJKF Welcome to the latest episode. Welcome to Episode 65 of Sikhwithin You can get and the programme from itunes, or by simply click on the play button below: Or download here. You can also now catch all the episodes issued to date via our FREE iPhone App. Please click here to download if [...]
- Sikhwithin Episode 64 WGJKK WGJKF Welcome to the latest episode. Welcome to Episode 64 of Sikhwithin You can get and the programme from itunes, or by simply click on the play button below: Or download here. You can also now catch all the episodes issued to date via our FREE iPhone App. Please click here to download if [...]
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- Gurudwara Zagat Guide – #1 Langar Keertan Décor Sangat 23 24 22 24 Gurudwara: Bridgewater Location: Bridgewater, NJ Overall, this suburban Gurudwara has the right mixture of young and old. Good Keertan, but the new Tabalchi hasn’t quite gotten in sync with the main Raggi. One visitor says, “Langar is first class, daal was amazing, but rotis were a little [...]
- Pugh Recycling Got an old pugh? Has it been starched out? Has your saliva messed both ends of the pugh to the point that you can’t even keep the tail in or your lahrs are now a two tone grey and white? There are thousands of starving little Sardars in Punjab that are in need of patkas. [...]
- The Last Larh – a Sikh man’s Kryptonite Every morning I wake up with one question in my mind – how will my pugh look today? Millions of Sikh’s wake up feeling the same way and are itching to get their hands around that warm, soft and clean cloth. It starts off very innocently. One by one I stack my larhs, each one [...]
- HAPPY B(V)AISAKHI! Baisakhi or Vaisakhi, which one are you?
- Clank It! You know being a Sardar you can have a lot of strange experiences, which are always heightened when interacting with inebriated individuals. I mean just the other day some random asian dude came up to me on the street just as I was getting into a cab, got between me and the cab door and yelled "Salaam" followed by a bow on one knee. It's experiences like these that make you wonder what actually goes through people's heads when they see you, but sometimes its people that really know who you are that give you the best stories.
- How Bhangra Ruined My Life, Part 3 of 3 Real Life Stories I went back to Ohio for Fall Break. I spent every night talking to Preeti on the phone and working on my routine. If we wanted to be competitive for Bhangra Blast, I needed to be ready. My parents were a bit puzzled by my sudden interest in competitive dancing, but I [...]
- How Bhangra Ruined My Life, Part 2 of 3 Real Life Stories After tryouts, the winners were announced on the team website and as expected, I was chosen (along with Preeti!). I knew I didn’t get the spot fairly, but I felt oddly proud of myself, as if I had accomplished this task on my own. Shortly after the winners were announced, I got [...]
- PUGH LIFE Wearing a Pagri (“Pugh”) is no easy task. Everyday, millions of people get up earlier than everyone else to put on their Pugh (not to mention groom their Dharis). For the past three hundred odd years the Pagri has adapted and changed to fit the style of the day as well as to meet many [...]
- How Bhangra Ruined My Life, Part 1 of 3 Real Life Stories It all started very innocently my freshman year of college. I had just finished my second week at school when I met Binni. My Orgo lab ended a few minutes early and I wanted to get a quick bite before I hit the library, so I went to the dining hall. I [...]
- I’m a closet Patkasexual I know society finds it unnatural and jarring to see an adult, Sikh male with a Patka on, and I just can’t take it anymore. I never could wrap my head around a Pugh, which in fact wraps itself around my head. I know people say that Pughs are professional and stately, but the sleek, [...]
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- Blog Update Waheguru Jee Kaa Khalsa Waheguru Jee Kee Fateh!Sangat Jee,we apologies for taking so long in getting the site back up. We had several technical difficulties that are still in the process of being rectified.Please bear with us, whilst we try and get everything sorted. The Media part of the site is accessible and hopefully soon [...]
- **** 15TH ANNUAL GURMAT CAMP 2009 !! **** Vaheguru ji ka khasla Vaheguru ji ki Fateh A Benti to all the sangat to come and joing the 15th Annual Sikhi Camp to be held at Coventry Singh Sabha Gurdwara, 47 – 49 Cross rd , Foleshill CV6 5GR. What will you be doing over xmas ??? Why not attend this SIkhi camp and [...]
- Monthly Keertan Tommorow! NOT CANCELLED Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh! Monthly keertan is tomorrow, 7pm till late. Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh!
- Monthly Keertan Tommorow! NOT CANCELLED Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh! Monthly keertan is tomorrow, 7pm till late. Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh!
- Recordings of November monthly uploaded Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh! Visit this link to listen to the recordings : November 2009 Monthly Keertan ( click here ) Vaheguroo Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh
- Monthly Recordings up! Vaheguroo Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh! Monthly recordings can be found on this link: http://www.sevatothemax.com/mp3s/list_files_and_folders.php?directory=./files/Keertan/Monthly%20Youth%20Keertan%20Darbar%202009/7October Vaheguroo Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguroo Ji Ki Fateh!
- Monthly keertan this saturday AND *AMRIT SANCHAAR*! Vaheguroo ji ka khalsa vaheguroo ji ki fateh As every other month, monthly keertan is this saturday same place same time!!Time: 7- til lateplace : Sri guru singh sabha gurdwara,cross road, coventryAlso with Guru ji’s Grace an AMRIT SANCHAAR has been organised, for more information please call 07877888874!Vaheguroo ji ka khalsa vaheguroo ji ki fateh
- Monthly keertan this saturday! vaheguroo ji ka khalsa Vaheguroo ji ki fateh!! Monthly keertan is on this saturday same place and time as usual place: sri guru singh sabha gurdwara coventry cv6 5gr Time: 7pm – till late vaheguroo ji ka khalsa Vaheguroo ji ki fateh!!
- Monthly Keertan Darbaar Cancelled vaheguroo ji ka khalsa Vaheguroo ji ki fateh! Due to rainsbhai in london today, monthly keertan darbaar has been canceled! Details for london rainsbhai :Sat 1st August, 2009: 7pm-5am: Raensabaayee Keertan Sri Guru Singh Sahba Gurdwara, 2-8 Park Avenue, Southall,UB1 3AG vaheguroo ji ka khalsa Vaheguroo ji ki fateh!
- Recordings from monthly keertan! vaheguroo ji ka khalsa vaheguroo ji ki fateh The keertan can be found on this link: http://www.sevatothemax.com/mp3s/list_files_and_folders.php?directory=./files/Keertan/Monthly%20Youth%20Keertan%20Darbar%202009/6July – Bhai Tarsem Singh – Bhai Harinder Singh – Bhai Maha Singh – Bhai Bhupinder Singh – Bhai Amritpal Singh – Bhai Baljit Singh – bibi Amrit Kaur – Bhai Prabhdeep SinghVaheguroo ji ka khalsa Vaheguroo ji ki [...]
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- Sikh Baller!!! Comcast Halftime Spotlight Yeah Dipanjot!!! addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fsikhswim.com%2F2011%2F04%2F07%2Fsikh-baller-comcast-halftime-spotlight%2F'; addthis_title = 'Sikh+Baller%21%21%21+Comcast+Halftime+Spotlight'; ... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- Patrick Ewing and John Starks would appreciate this twist... addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fsikhswim.com%2F2011%2F02%2F19%2Fpatrick-ewing-and-john-starks-would-appreciate-this-twist-on-the-knicks%2F'; addthis_title =... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
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- Rajdeep Interviewed by “The God Vote” at Washington Post addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fsikhswim.com%2F2010%2F11%2F20%2Frajdeep-interviewed-by-the-god-vote-at-washington-post%2F'; addthis_title =... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- An Interreligious Encounter in DC Here’s a link to the full flyer: generations-of-faith-open-event-november19-2010-promotional-flyer2 The United States Conference of Catholic Bishops’ Committee on Ecumenical and Interreligious... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- Sacred Song at Princeton Theological Seminary, Thurs 7p Princeton Theological Seminary’s Interfaith Network for Understanding, INU, is putting on its second annual “Sacred Song” event — where people from different faith traditions... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- Bowl-a-thon Here’s a creative idea/fundraiser being hosted by the Sikh Coalition: Sikh Coaliton Bowl a Thon Fundraiser ===================== Im not sure if you heard but the Sikh Coalition is sponsoring... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- The Daily Show includes Sikh in Post-Rally Moment of Zen At the Rally to Restore Sanity, we passed out about 1k Sikh Awareness cards from SALDEF. It was awesome. I don’t know who this Sikh is, but I’m excited he was included in the Moment of... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- Sikh Cheese Producers in Italy haven’t watched the whole thing yet, but looks interesting. addthis_url = 'http%3A%2F%2Fsikhswim.com%2F2010%2F11%2F03%2Fsikh-cheese-producers-in-italy%2F'; addthis_title =... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
- Lahir 2010: November 20 @ NJIT It’s already here! Lahir 2010. An “empowering night of poetry, art, spoken word, and rap about issues that affect our community.” I participated last year and read a poem I wrote,... Visit sikhswim.com to read the rest of this article.
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- AKJ Smagam, Bay Area Photos and recordings of the annual AKJ rehansbhai held in San Jose, California is now online. Listen in to keertani such as Gianni Gurdev Singh, who traveled from Australia, and Bhai Anantvir Singh, as well as look at some stunning photos of the largest Gurdwara in Northern America and it's beautiful architecture and views. Photos | Audio
- The New Wave Vaheguru jee ka Khalsa. Vaheguru jee kee Fateh. Welcome to the new SikhRoots website. We have changed and revamped a few things since you last visited which we hope you will like.
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- Punjabi Songs In English! From our hilarious #punjabisongsinenglish trending twitter topic we bring to you #punjabisongsinenglish the English translated tribute to the legendary bhangra maestro, Malkit Singh! Featuring @gurshabba & @indysagu
- You Have Been Robbed of Anandgarh From Panjab Digital Library, whose mission is to locate, digitize, preserve, collect and make accessible the accumulated wisdom of the Panjab region, without distinction as to script, language, religion, nationality, or other physical condition.You have been robbed of this magnificent fort... Anandgarh Fort, Sri Anandpur Sahib as in 1934 and 2010...
- Harneel Singh Speaks About Bullying What an articulate and mature young man. Harneel Singh is Sikh. He recalls the bullying and discrimination he received throughout his K-12 school experience. He begins college with unwavering optimism and a strong voice to stop the prejudice he had experienced.
- Punjab: Intel MTV Sound Trippin A cool take on the sounds of Punjab.
- What Do You Want To Do With Your Life? Author Richard Florida identifies three questions that each of us struggle with over the course of our lives.1) What do I do with my life?2) Who do I spend my life with?3) Where do I want to live?Obviously, all three are interrelated in many ways but for most of us growing up in North America the first question is the one the one that actually sets up the other two. How I want to spend my life is also a very different question than what kind of job do I want to have. A job or career must be examined in the greater context of one's purpose in this world. This is even more relevant for practicing Sikhs as our destiny is one of greater purpose. We have been blessed with the awareness that the Creator of this universe resides within each of us and we are here to reconnect with this divinity. To do that, we must live a life of effort, remembrance and service. Yes as Sikhs we are to live in the world as householders, but there something more to life than just going to school, getting a job and raising a family. We are saints and activists, connecting with the Divine and fighting to the death for the rights of all. Thus Sikh youth must look at career choices as more than just picking between medicine, law, engineering, IT or whatever prestigious high-paying occupations their parents and friends have deemed attractive. It is about finding a path that fulfills their 'worldly' needs but also points them towards connecting with their Guru.To help support young Sikh women on their journey SAFAR, The Sikh Feminist Research Institute, has organized a conference. Their aim is to bring together young Sikh women who are exploring their career options and connect them with older Sikh women who are more established in their careers.As a young woman do you wonder where your journey is taking you? What career possibilities are open to you? Would you like to meet women who are already navigating their career paths?Come and share journeys with inspiring women leaders!This conference welcomes all young women in Peel Secondary schools to: Build leadership capacity;Forge connections between their own creative inspiration and career paths;Benefit from the networking opportunity and seek potential Sikh women mentors from within the community.Sharing Our Journeys - A Young Women's Leadership Conference will take on Sunday, March 18, 2012 from 9:30 am – 4:00 pm at Louise Arbour Secondary School (365 Father Tobin Road, Brampton, ON, L6R 0R4). Speakers include Mallika Kaur, Rapinder Kaur, Asis Sethi, Auvniet Kaur Tehara, Jenifferjit Sidhu, and Baghael Kaur.To learn more the event and the participants, visit the Facebook page or register here.
- Dhol Circle's Audition on Canada's Got Talent
- Tanti Saaj This video was produced as part of the Sangat Arts series and presents the recent Tanti Saaj workshop organised as a collaborative effort by the Gurmat Sangeet Academy and the Nishkam Centre, Birmingham. The event delivered a first time experience to people that had never had the opportunity to try and play a traditional stringed Sikh instrument. The purpose of the event was to help educate people about some of the musical tradition given to us by the Sikh Gurus to help preserve or rich heritage. This joint effort delivered a fantastic workshop which was well attended by many people from all over the Midlands and was able to to meet its objectives in a fun and friendly manner. It was attended by the old, young, Sikhs and non Sikhs with a keen interest in music.
- Nishkam Nishkam from the source project on Vimeo.A beautifully short film on Sikhism by The Source Project. It takes about the concept of nishkam (sacrifice, compassion, love). There's also amazing scenes of an Amrit Sanchar (initiation ceremony).
- AS Kang Is A Singh! I was delighted to see this picture today circulating on Facebook. It shows how AS Kang now as a bearded turban wearing Sikh. I grew up listening to his music and he was always someone who had a face made for radio. But I can he's a pretty good looking uncle - "kya personality" as my mom would say.Hopefully this keeps him from making any BET-type music videos in the future. In fact, I'd love to see an awesome dharmak album from him, perhaps collaborating with the Immortal Shaheedi folks.
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Recognize The Whole Human Race As One : Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. there is no caste system in SIKHISM, THE HIDDEN TRUTH OF ( CHAMAR ) IS THIS Please watch the full video and do not forget to learn the meaning and the word of chamar and yeah we all are 'SIKH'S it means "LEARN" and in our gurbani,Gurmat There Is not place of Caste System. ( Sikh di koi jaat paat nahi, jisdi jaat paat hai oh Sikh nahi. ) HIDDEN MEANING OF ( SHUDRA ) The Person Who is doing Seva, Service, like a Sevak,Sevadaar in lord house as well as for social worker too hope you all understand that. THIS IS A TRUTH. sarab sabdam sab ik hai jay ko jane peo. sare dhrama da sare shabad da iko hi dhram hai. Learn, Spread and Share. Shri Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Shri Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh.Recognize The Whole Human Race As One : Shri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. there is no caste system in SIKHISM, THE HIDDEN TRUTH OF ( CHAMAR ) IS THIS Please watch the full video and do not forget to learn the meaning and the word of chamar and yeah we all are 'SIKH'S it means "LEARN" and in our gurbani,Gurmat There Is not place of Caste System. ( Sikh di koi jaat paat nahi, jisdi jaat paat hai oh Sikh nahi. ) HIDDEN MEANING OF ( SHUDRA ) The Person Who is doing Seva, Service, like a Sevak,Sevadaar in lord house as well as for social worker too hope you all understand that. THIS IS A TRUTH. sarab sabdam sab ik hai jay ko jane peo. sare dhrama da sare shabad da iko hi dhram hai. Learn, Spread and Share. Shri Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Shri Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh.chamar, chamars, singh, sikh, ravidass, ravidassia, caste system, jatt, jatts, ramgaria, sc, lions, bc, lion, punjabi, Jatt Vs Chamar, chamar vs jatt, Seeq, Seek, Caste, Cast, Super Class, Bright Class, begampura, Khalsa, Fateh, Fateah, punjab, ponjab, panjab http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/z16sXSrZ4Q... MUZZIES Converted or KILLED most of the SIKHS and HINDUS in Pakistan. MUZZIES keep telling the LIES to persuade innocent SIKHS to fight against HINDUS. and Some Sikhs gets in the TRAP and brings a tag of Terrorists to entire SIKH Community. We are a PROUD SIKHS and a PROUD INDIANS. LOVE to RSS which saved hundreds of Innocent SIKHS from being Killed from CONGRESSIS. Bharat Mata Ki Jai Vande Mataram.MUZZIES Converted or KILLED most of the SIKHS and HINDUS in Pakistan. 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TALK ABOUT LATEST POSITION & PROBLEMS OF SIKHISM RANJODH SINGH IS FROM HINDU COMMUNITY WHO CONVERTED TO SIKHISM IMPRESSED FROM SANT JARNAIL SINGH JI KHALSA BHINDRAWALE HIS PARENTS BEET THIS MAN FROM POLICE & GUNDA PEOPLES. .HIS PARENTS NOT GIVE DAILY FOOD SO MANY DAYS ,LOCK IN ROOM BUT HIS STAND IS LIKE LINE IN ROCK KNOW HIS BROTHER IS ALSO COMING TO SIKHISM SLOWLY SLOWLY 9217262103TALK ABOUT LATEST POSITION & PROBLEMS OF SIKHISM RANJODH SINGH IS FROM HINDU COMMUNITY WHO CONVERTED TO SIKHISM IMPRESSED FROM SANT JARNAIL SINGH JI KHALSA BHINDRAWALE HIS PARENTS BEET THIS MAN FROM POLICE & GUNDA PEOPLES. .HIS PARENTS NOT GIVE DAILY FOOD SO MANY DAYS ,LOCK IN ROOM BUT HIS STAND IS LIKE LINE IN ROCK KNOW HIS BROTHER IS ALSO COMING TO SIKHISM SLOWLY SLOWLY 921726210320062011057 http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/rwaZIckppX... Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Produce, 3 http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/8MNM03BqZd... Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Birthday, of, Baba, Nand, Singh, ji, Part, 16 http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/videos/Cj5byjAyDN... Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Baba Nand Singh Ji was born in 1870. His father was Sardar Jai Singh and mother was Sardarni Sada Kaur. Baba Ji was born in Village Sherpur Kalan Jagroan in Ludhiana, India. He is regarded one of the highest saints in Sikhism. Baba Ji was a saint who meditated the gods name at every breath. At a very young age Baba Ji would go out at the middle of the night and meditate Waheguru. Once his parents on not seeing him in his bed got worried and started looking for him. They were surprised to see him sitting on the edge of the well with his eyes closed and in deep meditation.The above advice and instructions changed the life of Baba Nand Singh Ji and made him to go to the forest for further meditation. After a period of meditation, he returned from the forest and camped just outside the village and continued with his meditation irrespective of the local climatic conditions. The villagers upon observing this built a temporary house for him. After sometime the people from Kalera Village came and requested him to visit their village. He accepted their invitation and set out for Kalera. On the way he stopped at a well which was between Kaunke Village and Kalera and decided to camp there. The villagers over there made a small hut for Baba Ji and Baba Ji started his meditation.Baba Nand Singh Ji later established his "Dera" (centre) near Kalera in Punjab. He led a simple life and continued with the same principles of deep meditation. The food for the "Dera" would come from different ...Birthday, of, Baba, Nand, Singh, ji, part, 15
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