Ruckus from the Opposition benches led to repeated adjournments of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha on the third day of the Monsoon Session of Parliament with Trinamool Congress MP Santanu Sen snatching IT minister…
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Cricketer Suresh Raina has caused a stir online after he said “I am a Brahmin” during his commentary of the Tamil Nadu Premier League. Raina was asked by a commentator how he has embraced the…
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A cat in Odisha stunned netizens after it prevented a Cobra from entering a house in Bhubaneswar city. So, it’s rightly said that not all heroes wear capes or necessarily have to be two-legged; they…
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With the Taliban foraging into vast areas of war-torn Afghanistan, the government planning elite forces to counter them, the conditions for Muslims inimical to the Taliban and to Sikh and Hindu minorities who are still…
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As the SGPC continues to draw flak from Sikh circles for rushing to dismantle heritage structures, The Sikh Collective has started an online petition at change.org addressed to the SGPC president Bibi Jagir Kaur asking…
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Conservation of art, architecture, archaeology, historical archives, heritage and legacy runs through his veins. There are very few such souls in Punjab and India. He has been squirming on his bed for the last three…
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Despite losing heritage buildings, social, religious and Sikh national archive material and artefacts over the decades, the apex Gurdwara management body of the Sikhs, also called the Sikh Parliament, has not learnt anything. There is…
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In the death of Dr Darshan Singh Tatla on 4th July in Birmingham, the academic field of Punjab and Sikh studies has lost an internationally reputed scholar of unique talent, commitment and achievements. If I…
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A star isn’t always someone who stares down at you from gigantic billboards. Someone who appears on a screen looks like your neighbour or relative, and quietly makes a place in your heart and hippocampus,…
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Conditioned only to read what is published, and not trained at all in reading what is not published, most of us are ill-equipped to read the headlines that do not appear in newspapers or in…
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