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Gurmukh, Scholar, Soldier, Physician:
Dr Brig-Gen Sangat Singh Syalee, 95 Dr Bhai HARBANS LAL

He firmly believed that without gurmat, civil society is lost in inner darkness.

In Giving Charity:
Hands Outstretched,
Eyes Lowered FOLKLORE

People noticed that every time Rahim Khana Khan raised his hands in charity, he would lower his eyes.

Unconditional Love:
Team Saij JESSE KAUR BAWA

"Saij is God's child and in my safekeeping for as long as God chooses. I ask God to show me the path to care for him."

The Gift Every Mother Wants:
Some Time Alone DAVE McGINN

It doesn’t cost a nickel but for busy moms (read: every mom) it’s a priceless commodity.

A Century of Motherhood GURDIAL KAUR OPPAL

I was married in 1932, before I was 20 years old, and widowed in 1948. My oldest son was 10, my youngest son seven.

Where Are The Sikh Women In The Revolution? RUPI KAUR

Those individuals that preach how Sikhism rests on equality MUST SHOW it themselves.

Renaissance Engineer Of The Year:
Suneet Singh Tuli NEWS REPORT

"He's not just talking about changing the world, he's doing it."

Reviving Preetlari and Preet Nagar SARIKA SHARMA

"The idea is to invite visual artists, photographers, filmmakers, musicians and writers, etc. to come and spend time on their own projects ..."

Six Lessons I Learnt From My Grandmother RISHMA JOHAL

She had this funny habit of randomly quizzing us on these types of Sikh beliefs and principles ...

South Korea's Sikhs DAVE HAZZAN

Every Sunday, student Lakhwinder Singh makes the three hour trip from Gonjiam, Gangwon Province, to Pocheon.