Episode one of “Sikha Di Sihdantak Gherabandi” has been released. By Rajveer Singh, Head Of Khalsa Diary; funding and conflict of interest, none Each community prides itself on teaching its language, practising its traditions and religions, and recalling its history throughout the world. The Sikhs have had mighty warriors, gracious and benevolent kings, wise and … Continue reading The Ideological Siege of the Sikhs: untold story brought forward by Akaal Channel
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How should we celebrate the 400th birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur? Contemplative practice
A reflection by Dr Jagroop Singh, student of Sikh Studies: Funding none & no conflict of interest Gurdwaras remain closed under the Covid 19 pandemic restrictions and the potential for any celebratory functions are deemed inappropriate. However, moves are afoot to mark the occasion with an extravagant mega event at Sri Anandpur Sahib on 18 … Continue reading How should we celebrate the 400th birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur? Contemplative practice
Communal Equality & Diversity; a mismatch between rhetoric & reality
Personal view by Dr Jagroop Singh, student of Sikh Studies (No funding or conflict of interest) Once upon a time, very important people like the Queen or Prime Ministers had the privilege of speaking to the people in a broadcast. However, these days any Tom, Dick or Harry is projecting their views on social media … Continue reading Communal Equality & Diversity; a mismatch between rhetoric & reality
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My 20 Year Journey Into Sikhi: Wasn’t As Easy As Everyone Thought
By Rajveer Singh, Head Of Khalsa Diary; funding and conflict of interest, none Sikhi is all about the experience. The theory of Sikhism is relatively simple to understand, but implementation is the most challenging step. Now that I have turned 20 today, I thought sharing my journey would be a good idea. This is also … Continue reading My 20 Year Journey Into Sikhi: Wasn’t As Easy As Everyone Thought
The Revelation of the Khalsa; completing Guru Nanak’s Mission.
Article by Rajveer Singh, Head of Khalsa Diary We all know the story of Vaisakhi 1699, how Guru Gobind Rai Ji called Sikhs from all India to arrive at Anandpur Sahib. Once there, Guru Sahib asked for the head of a Sikh, and the result was that 5 Sikhs gave their heads to the Guru. … Continue reading The Revelation of the Khalsa; completing Guru Nanak’s Mission.
Vaisakhi celebrations in the post-Covid era
Personal thoughts of Dr. Jagroop Singh, student of Sikh Studies For 2 years in succession, the usual Gurdwara gatherings and the exuberant Vaisakhi celebrations involving Nagar Kirtans have cancelled due to the pandemic restrictions. This disappointment offers a valuable opportunity to reflect on alternative means of marking these occasions. It might be an idea, for … Continue reading Vaisakhi celebrations in the post-Covid era
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