The beggar who was once a king
By Sharan Kaur | Movie Review |
Watching The Odyssey recently, I believe there’s a reason myths like this have survived for thousands of years,...
The illusion of ‘I’: What neuroscience and Sikhi tell us about...
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
Recently, while watching a YouTube video featuring Annaka Harris entitled You Don't Exist the Way You Think You Do, I...
The feasibility of Khalistan: A critical assessment
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
Introduction
For more than forty years, I have observed the Khalistan movement closely, both as an activist committed to the cause...
Big, Black, Mad and Bad: The Stereotypes That Live on while...
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
Nobody deserves to be treated the way Professor Jason Arday was by large sections of both the mainstream and social...
Jason Arday deserved better from academia and the media
By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |
As we try to digest the events that have been unfolding over the past few weeks, I couldn’t help making...
What if we are solving the wrong problem?
By Manjit Kaur | Opinion |
How often do we think we know what the problem is, only to discover later that we were looking in the...
We only realise life’s greatest gifts when they are gone
By Pola Singh | Experience |
I recently celebrated my 77th birthday. As I reflected on the journey so far, I realised that growing older is...
£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...














































