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Jeevay Sanjha Punjab has released the Gurmukhi version of its booklet on Sikh historical shrines in Lahore district, Pakistan. Available as a free download, it covers their locations, current condition and historical significance.
The Sikh Writers Festival Brampton 2026 will bring together authors, scholars, and readers from July 10–12 at the Brampton Gurdwara Auditorium. Featuring book launches, literary discussions, documentary screenings, and writer meetups, the festival celebrates Sikh and Punjabi literature while strengthening connections between writers and the wider community.
The newly released English translation of Panjab Under Siege brings a crucial Panthic perspective on the June 1984 Ghallughara to a global audience, documenting assaults across more than 65 Gurdwara Sahiban.
This book illuminates Punjab’s ancient and largely unexplored past, celebrates its heroic legacy, and helps bridge a significant historical gap in the pre-Mauryan period.
In her debut nonfiction book, No One Heard The Harvest Cry, 18-year-old Chandigarh author Iram Kaur Pannu brings the unseen struggles of Punjab’s agrarian families to light. Documenting six decades of resilience and hardship, this book amplifies the voices of rural communities often left out of mainstream discourse.
Khalis House is pleased to announce the upcoming release of "Rooh Da Cheta" (Remembrance of the Soul), a soulful collection of Panjabi poetry by Arshdeep Kaur. This new work offers readers an intimate journey into spiritual reflection and the longing for Divine connection.
Sikh Research Institute (SikhRI) hosted an in-person book discussion on its latest publication, Guru Gobind Singh Sahib: Life, Vision & Wisdom, at Randhawa Auditorium, Punjab Kala Bhawan, Chandigarh, on 15 January 2026.
A significant chapter of Sikh history — the events of 1984 and the life and legacy of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale — will be revisited through the newly released Punjabi translation of the acclaimed book “The Gallant Defender.”
A new book titled Kaurnama-2, dedicated to the heroic tales of Shaheed (martyred) Sikh women from the Sikh resistance movement, was released today (12 July 2025) at the historic Gurdwara Singh Shaheedan in village Panjwar.
A historic document articulating the Sikh demand for a separate state, first published in April 1946 under the title "Idea of State" by authors Gurbachan Singh and Lal Singh Giani, has now been released in Punjabi translation.

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