History

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Sikh Odyssey: A New Trivia Game sikhchic.com

What roots are we as Sikhs bequeathing to our children growing in this complex information-age world?

Acts of Kindness by EK ONG KAAR KAUR KHALSA

Ultimately, there are no coincidences. The art of life is to respond to what is - to what happens in each moment.

Scholars: Punjabi is the Oldest Language? by C.S. KANWAR

This theory is backed by a study of several thousand prevalent words, using phonetics and morphological terms.

Here was a Man! When Comes Another? by KHUSHWANT SINGH

He took no credit for what he did: he attributed all achievements to the Khalsa - all his victories, his power, his prestige ...

Is Sikhi Being Wasted on Sikhs? by JOGISHWAR SINGH

The message of Sikhi is so universal, humanistic and elevating that it can only be imbibed and practiced by very strong individuals.

The Gates of Lahore, Capital of Ranjit Singh's Empire by TARIQ MAQBOOL

Access to the old walled city was gained by thirteen gates, of which only six have survived the vagaries of time.

A Repressed Mohandas Gandhi Shaped A Repressed India by MICHAEL CONNELLAN

Khushwant Singh: " ...nine-tenths of the violence and unhappiness in India derives from sexual repression".

Sikh-Britons Second Wealthiest: Government Report NEWS REPORTS

A new UK Govt Report lists Sikh-Britons as the second wealthiest faith community in Britain.

Forgotten Heroes of The Second World War by MIRANDA WILSON

"No one in authority remembers that we are here and we were a part of World War Two."

My First Lohri by MANJYOT KAUR

The festivities are particularly meaningful to those families blessed with a recent marriage or birth.