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I.J. Singh is a New York based writer and speaker on Sikhism in the Diaspora, and a Professor of Anatomy.

Who is A Sikh?
A Response to the 'Judgment' by I.J. SINGH

I expect a more vigorous, even a heart-rending, debate will follow. 

Master Tara Singh:
Freedom Warrior by I.J. SINGH

He dominated the Sikh political scene in the middle half of the twentieth century.

For Sikhi to Flourish,
Sardarnis Must Lead, Not Lag by I.J. SINGH

Is it true that the Rehat Maryada applies only to men?

Whither GM? Whither Sikhs? by I.J. SINGH

The institutions that define us, that we live by, must periodically be reborn - they must begin anew - or die. 

What a Fine Mess We've Got Us Into! by I.J. SINGH

It is a cyclical process that will continue, as will life. In time, the floors will age and lose their shine again, and there'll be another round ...

Vox Populi:
Hail to the Chief! by I.J. SINGH

I celebrate Manmohan Singh for the same reasons he is celebrated around the globe: he is competent and he has integrity.

Roopinder Singh's
Air-Marshal Arjan Singh A Book Review by I.J. SINGH

A distinguished man, a real hero, a life fully and purposefully lived ...

The SOJHI Project: Who's Friend? Who's Foe? by I.J. SINGH

When charges of blasphemy are pushed forward, that, to me, is nonsense.

Sikhs in the Diaspora:
From Seeds to Flowers by I.J. SINGH

Our young today are opening windows to the wider world where earlier generations, including mine, couldn't even detect a possible chink.

Our War of the Sexes by I.J. SINGH & GURMEET KAUR

We have diminshed and ignored what it means to be a Sikh wife and mother.