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January 26, 2015

Tagore’s view of the faith of a Sikh

Some who hold Sirdar Kapur Singh in high esteem, got together to institute a commemorative annual lecture in the Punjabi University, Patiala to revisit his contribution to history, philosophy, theology, politics and literature. Two lectures went very well because the guests were invited in consultation with the Trust. The third one was somewhat tolerable. The one that should have been held last year (2014) was a disaster.

UK Sikh gets compensation over Prison Turban-pin challenge

A Sikh solicitor has won undisclosed compensation after being barred from entering a prison to visit a client because he had pins in his turban.

Dal Khalsa observed India’s republic day as Black Republic day

Observing India's republic day as Black Republic day, the Dal Khalsa with the support of SAD (Panch Pardani) today organized public rallies to protest against Constitutional wrongs, injustices and discrimination's at Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana and Kot Isse Khan (Moga).

[Pictorial] Sikh activists mark India’s republic day as “Black Day”

Sikh activists belonging to various organizations and groups observed India's republic day as the "Black day" to register their protest against political subjugation of the Sikh nation in India.

Indians mark “Republic Day”, Sikhs to observe 26 January as “Betrayal Day”

Indian state is going to observe 65th republic day today (on Jan. 26). Indian state had adopted "constitution of India" on this day in 1950. US president Barack Obama is chief guest of Indian state's republic day celebrations.

Sikh Warriors’ Stolen weapons recovered in dramatic and suspicious manner

There is suspicion regarding the "genuineness" of the weapons so recovered. Raman Kumar, curator of Mahraja Ranjit Singh Museum, said the authenticity of the daggers would be checked. He said the daggers had ivory handles.

Canadian Sikhs respond to Vandalism with Understanding

Members of the Sri Guru Singh Sabha gurdwara found two racist and unpleasant messages spray painted on the outside of the south Edmonton building earlier this month. While anti-Sikh sentiments are not entirely new, this incident is being regarded by most news organizations as particularly disturbing for the area.

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