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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.

On Philosophers and Plumbers by I.J. SINGH

The latest essay from the pen of I.J. SINGH, whose columns will appear here weekly.

A New Year's Stock-Taking by I.J. Singh

Sikhs now have a rich existence in North America, numbering almost a million in the United States and Canada. We have been here for over a century. Yet, we remain, in many ways, the new kids on the block.

The All-Seeing Eye by I.J. Singh

God, say all religions, sees all. Sometimes, His eye is merciful, other times, less so. Nothing escapes him, except what he chooses to ignore.

Saint-Soldiers in Colour - Sikh Calendar Art by I.J. Singh

Much has been written about Sikhs - their theology, history, politics, culture, etc. - but not about their art or architecture.

Art, Faith & History an essay by I.J. Singh

Recent high-profile Sikh Art and Artifact Exhibitions - such as the ones held amidst much fanfare at metropolitan centres such as London, Toronto, San Francisco, New Delhi and New York - have brought some interesting issues and sensitivities to the fore.

The Widow Colony by I.J. Singh and Laurie Bolger

Sach Productions - aptly named, for in the Indic languages, "Sach" means Truth -- turns a disturbing but sharp focus on "a city within a city" of the world's largest democracy.