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Portraits of Three Prominent Sikh Personalities Installed at Central Sikh Museum

Portraits of Bhai Gurdev Singh Debu, Bhai Gajinder Singh and Justice Kuldeep Singh were installed at the Central Sikh Museum at Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar.

ASC Participates in NJSCA Convention in East Brunswick, New Jersey

American Sikh Council representative Kavneet Singh participated in the NJSCA Convention in East Brunswick, New Jersey, addressing bullying faced by Sikh American children in schools.

Exclusive Interview with Simarjit Kaur – Sikh Author from UK | Sewa of Families of Sikh Struggle

UK-based Sikh author and human rights activist Simranjit Kaur speaks with journalist Mandeep Singh about her books, support for families affected by the Sikh struggle, work on the 1984 Sikh Genocide, and humanitarian efforts in Ukraine.

Commemorating the Coronation Anniversary of Guru Ramdas Sahib

Commemorating Guru Ramdas Sahib Gurgaddi Divas and his extraordinary transformation from Bhai Jetha—an orphaned child selling chickpeas in Lahore—to the fourth Sikh Guru and founder of Amritsar. His life remains a profound testament to seva, humility, devotion, and the transforming grace of the Guru.

Punjab Elections and the Sikh Cause

Remembering the legacy of Shaheed Jaswant Singh Khalra, Punjabi University Patiala students organized a Gurmat Samgam at campus based Gurdwara Sahib on 6th September 2026. Dr. Sewak Singh delivered this speech during this samgam.

Was the Sikh Struggle Just an Internal Conflict? | Reclaiming the History of the Khalsa Panth

The Sikh Misal period is often remembered as one of the most remarkable chapters in Sikh history—a period when the Khalsa Panth established political power and attempted to build a society inspired by the principles of Guru Granth Sahib.

Jeevay Sanjha Punjab Releases ‘Sikh Historical Shrines in Pakistan – District Lahore (Gurmukhi Version)’

Jeevay Sanjha Punjab has released the Gurmukhi version of its booklet on Sikh historical shrines in Lahore district, Pakistan. Available as a free download, it covers their locations, current condition and historical significance.

Norwich and Connecticut Officially Recognize Historic Miri-Piri Day as Sikh Veterans Day Amidst Grand Celebrations

Norwich and the State of Connecticut officially recognized Miri-Piri Day Sikh Veterans Day during a grand celebration at Norwich City Hall. The event honored Sikh history, warriors and community service, and featured proclamations, Gatka heritage, a Maharaja Ranjit Singh sculpture unveiling, and special awards.

Shere Punjab Punjabi Sabha Hosts Annual Sikh Raj Commemoration in Frankfurt

Shere Punjab Punjabi Sabha Annual Event in Frankfurt brought the Sikh Sangat together to honor Sikh Raj, Sikh history, and the sacrifices of Sikh martyrs and their families.

New English Translation of ‘Panjab Under Siege’ Sheds Light on 1984 Ghallughara

The newly released English translation of Panjab Under Siege brings a crucial Panthic perspective on the June 1984 Ghallughara to a global audience, documenting assaults across more than 65 Gurdwara Sahiban.

Sikh Federation Strengthens Historic Ties During Strategic Visit to Azerbaijan

Sikh Federation International recently concluded high-level engagements in Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on Sikh history, human rights, and the right to self-determination. A formal agreement was also signed with the Baku Initiative Group to preserve Sikh heritage.

‘Kaurnama-3’ Released in Belgium During Commemorative Event Honouring Bhai Jagdish Singh Bhura

Kaurnama-3 Book Released in Belgium during a special gathering that brought together Sikh community members from across Europe to commemorate history and sacrifice.

Why Controversy Over Chardikala Movie 2026: Who Is Opposing These Movies & Why? Exclusive Interview

The new Punjabi film Chardikala has sparked renewed debate surrounding the cinematic portrayal of Sikh shaheeds (martyrs). Opinion remains divided: while one section supports these films as a vital medium for narrating history to younger generations, another strongly opposes them.

After Punjab, Germany, and Canada, ‘KaurNama-3’ Released in USA

Following successful launches in Punjab, Germany, and Canada, the historical book "Kournama-3," documenting the sacrifices of Sikh women in June 1984 at Sri Darbar Sahib, has been officially released in Seattle, USA.

From 1704 Anandpur Sahib to Today 2026 : The Enemy Has Not Changed

Watch this Profound and thought-provoking Gurmat Vichar During the Special Gurmat Samagam organized to the Parkash Purab of Sahib Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.

Chota Ghallughara: Remembering 1746

Reflecting on the Chota Ghallughara of 17 May 1746, this article honors the thousands of Sikhs who perished near Kahnuvan. Discover a powerful chapter of history defined not just by brutal persecution, but by the unyielding resilience, strategic triumph, and sovereign defiance of the Khalsa.

Third Volume of “KaurNama” Chronicling the Valour of Sikh Women Released in Frankfurt

The third volume of "Kaur-Nama," focusing on the martyrdom and contributions of Sikh women, was recently released in Frankfurt, Germany. The launch took place during a gathering of global Sikh leaders who pledged to continue the struggle for Sikh sovereignty.

China & Iran Decision-Making : Western Models V/s Restoration of Sarbat Khalsa

In today’s rapidly changing global landscape, an important question arises: how should Sikhs prepare themselves? In this insightful discussion, Mandeep Singh and Dr. Kanwaljeet Singh share their views on Sikh principles, traditions, and modern-day challenges.

Hindi Language Imposition Controversy | Is There a Push Against Regional Languages? Ramandeep Singh

Often, linguists and artists from East Punjab describe Sanskrit as the “mother” of Punjabi language. However, upon closer examination of historical facts, this claim proves to be baseless and misleading.

300 Years Commemoration Webinar “1726 Sarbat Khalsa – Relevance in the Present Context”

The 300-year commemoration webinar on the 1726 Sarbat Khalsa successfully united global scholars and Panthic organizations to discuss Sikh governance, collective decision-making, and the relevance of Gurmat principles in today’s context.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer Urged to Issue Formal Apology for Amritsar Massacre

The Sikh Federation (UK) is calling on Prime Minister Keir Starmer to deliver a long-awaited formal apology for the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre. Emphasizing a past Labour Party manifesto promise, the organization urges Starmer to show courage and leadership on the anniversary of the Amritsar tragedy.

Vaisakhi (Khalsa Sajana)

Vaisakhi Khalsa Sajana 1699 marks the birth of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Sahib, inspiring sovereignty, unity, and spiritual awakening.

Seminar Announced in Surrey to Address State Tactics and the Dilution of Sikh Sovereignty

Organizers have announced a critical seminar titled "The Invisible War," scheduled for April 15, 2026, in Surrey, BC. The event aims to shed light on state policies, the proliferation of Deras, and historical attempts to dilute Sikh sovereignty following the pivotal 1978 Amritsar Shaheedi.

Understanding the Real Anandpur Sahib Resolution 1973 | Explained | Subad Sabha Holla Mohalla 2026

In current times of global and regional instability, it is crucial for the Sikhs to establish internal processes and platforms for discussion. The Subaad Sabha, held during Holla Mohalla, has emerged as one such platform. Drawing inspiration from the Sikh historical tradition of engaging in internal dialogue during specific annual gatherings, the Subaad Sabha has been organized by the Panth Sewak Jatha Doaba for the past several years.

The Sikh Reference Library: A Persistent Quest for a Stolen Heritage

Prior to 1984, the Sikh Reference Library served as the spiritual repository of the Sikhs, housing over 20,000 literary works, including thousands of rare manuscripts and handwritten saroops. Following its tragic destruction and alleged looting during the events of June 1984, the Sikh community has engaged in a decades-long, persistent struggle for the return of their stolen intellectual and spiritual heritage, navigating decades of empty assurances and deep-seated distrust.

Traces of Punjabi in World Languages | Links with Greek, Japanese, Egyptian & Persian

This informative lecture by Ramandeep Singh, delivered at Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, Fatehgarh Sahib, explores the richness and global influence of the Punjabi language.

Historical Waves of Migration from Punjab: 1849, 1947, 1984 | Sikh Perspective

A special academic session was held at Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University, featuring an insightful lecture by Dr. Kanwaljeet Singh. The discussion explored the deep historical roots of Sikh and Punjabi migration, beginning with the 1849 British annexation of Punjab, moving through the traumatic impact of the 1947 Partition of India, and examining the far-reaching consequences of the 1984 events in Punjab.

Exploring the Origins Punjabi Language and Its Contribution of World Civilizations: Exclusive Talk

As part of Sikh Siyasat's special series on the origins of the Punjabi language, journalist Mandeep Singh speaks with S. Bikkar Singh about his extensive research and findings. S. Bikkar Singh maintains that the concept of zero was invented in the Punjab region of the subcontinent. To support this claim, he cites several rare historical records he accessed during his research.

Iowa Becomes 21st U.S. State to Include Sikhi in School Curriculum

owa has officially become the 21st U.S. state to include Sikh history in its K-12 education system, marking a major milestone for inclusive classrooms thanks to the Sikh Coalition.

Saka Nakodar 1986 | 40 Years of Struggle for Justice

Saka Nakodar 1986 remains one of the painful chapters in Sikh history. In Nakodar, during a peaceful protest against the desecration of Sri Guru Granth Sahib, four innocent Sikhs were shot dead by police firing.

Reconnecting with the Forgotten: The Untold Story of Sikligar Sikhs | Exclusive Interview

Bhai Gurmeet Singh Ranchi discusses the disconnect between the mainstream Sikh community and the Sikligar brethren, the efforts being made to bridge this gap, and what needs to be done to ensure their legacy and livelihood are preserved.

Major Textbook Publisher Corrects Sikh History Following Student Advocacy and Sikh Coalition Intervention

n a significant victory for educational accuracy and religious representation, the Sikh Coalition announced today that it has successfully collaborated with textbook publisher Perfection Learning to revise the representation of Sikhi in a widely used Advanced Placement (AP) history textbook.

The Mastuana Sahib Model: A Blueprint for Sikh Jorh-Melas | Exclusive Interview.

The discussion centers on the efforts of Bhai Malkit Singh (Sikh Jatha Malwa) to strip away the "fairground" atmosphere that has increasingly commercialized these sacred events.

SikhRI Hosts In-Person Book Conversation on Guru Gobind Singh Sahib: Life, Vision & Wisdom

Sikh Research Institute (SikhRI) hosted an in-person book discussion on its latest publication, Guru Gobind Singh Sahib: Life, Vision & Wisdom, at Randhawa Auditorium, Punjab Kala Bhawan, Chandigarh, on 15 January 2026.

Guru Gobind Singh: Life, Vision and Wisdom | Discussion on Book with author Harinder Singh (SikhRI)

The Sikh Research Institute (SikhRI) held a special book conversation on its latest publication, Guru Gobind Singh Sahib: Life, Vision & Wisdom, on Thursday, 15 January 2026, at Punjab Kala Bhawan in Sector 16, Chandigarh. The event was attended by the members of the media and the wider public to engage with a reflective dialogue that goes beyond historical narration to explore the contemporary relevance of the teachings and vision of Guru Gobind Singh Sahib.

Discussion on Ban on Visual Depictions of Sikh Gurus and Future of Sikh Prachar to Be Held at Sangrur

Gurdwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha will host a formal discussion on 18 January 2026 on the subject of the portrayal of Sikh Gurus and Shaheeds in contemporary visual media and the appropriate modes of Sikh prachar (propagation).

Distortion of Sikh History: How the Modern State Uses Tactics Once Employed by the Mughal Empire?

Sikhs globally are observing 350th anniversary of martyrdom of Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji. In the first week of November 2025, it coincided with the 41st anniversary of November 1984 Sikh Gen0c1de.

Giani Jiva Singh’s Speech During Mahan Shaheedi Conference at University of Windsor (Canada)

Speaking during this conference Giani Jiva Singh shared certain specific historical perspective citing the historical sources. This is full video recording of speech of Giani Jiva Singh.

Revitalizing Sikh Jorh Melas: Mastuana Sahib Experience | Exclusive Discussion with Prabhandhaks

Sikh religious Jorh-Melas once carried a deep spiritual and religious fervor. The recitation of Gurbani, Kirtan, the narration of Sikh history through Dhadi, Kavishari, Katha, and Kavi Darbars, along with Sewa and meaningful discussions among Sikh jathas on vital issues, formed the core of these sacred gatherings.

Special Lecture of Dr. Kanwaljit Singh (Khadoor Sahib) During Mahan Shaheedi Conference at Windsor

A Mahan Shaheedi Conference was held on 6 December 2025 at the University of Windsor, Canada, to commemorate the 350th martyrdom anniversary of the Ninth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji.
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