£3.5 million a year: Is Sikh television still worth the cost?
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
Eighteen years ago, a historic milestone was reached for the global Sikh community. The launch of Sikh Channel in the...
The uncles got comfortable. India got sectarian. Gen Z wants out
By Harmeet Shah Singh | Opinion |
LONDON, August 3 — In December 1992, a mob tore down Babri in Ayodhya, the loudest moment the Hindutva...
What makes a hero?
By Jagdesh Singh | Opinion |
Many times in life, you tend to get messages from the universe about your journey here in this plane of...
A Gen Z festival with the Left’s political rigour
By Harmeet Shah Singh | Opinion |
A crowd that dances to a dafli is not supposed to out-manoeuvre a federal minister. But that is exactly...
Remembering Mata Achint Kaur, our beloved Iron Lady
By Parmeet Kaur | Eulogy |
On behalf of the family, thank you for being here this evening as we celebrate the life of our...
We are all cockroaches now: Gen Z resistance and Sikh solidarity
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
As I woke up to check my social media feed this morning, I was drawn to items concerning the current...
Is langar meant to be taken home?
By Rishpal Singh Sidhu | Opinion |
This article is an examination of the principles and practices of langar in our gurdwaras, different gurdwara management committees’ considerations pertaining to this practice, and particularly the angst surrounding...
Sikhi as a living universal praxis
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
Sikhs are spread across the world, and Sikhi is not confined to the four walls of the gurdwara. Through the...
Two-Tier Grief in a Two-Tier World: Henry Nowak and Kirandeep Kaur
By Harmeet Shah Singh | Opinion |
Henry Nowak died in Southampton last December. He was eighteen. A Sikh man named Vickrum Digwa stabbed him five...
What is the practical role of the Kirpan today?
(The views expressed in this article are personal reflections intended to encourage thoughtful discussion on the contemporary role of the...
