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The recent release of Satluj, starring Diljit Dosanjh, has sparked renewed discussion about the life and legacy of renowned human rights defender and political activist Jaswant Singh Khalra.
On 4 July 2026, the Dal Khalsa convened a Panthic Conference in Amritsar to deliberate on critical issues concerning the Khalsa Panth and the Sikh Jagat.In this video, Panth Sewak Bhai Narien Singh Chaura addresses the gathering,
Reflecting on the Chota Ghallughara of 17 May 1746, this article honors the thousands of Sikhs who perished near Kahnuvan. Discover a powerful chapter of history defined not just by brutal persecution, but by the unyielding resilience, strategic triumph, and sovereign defiance of the Khalsa.
Dal Khalsa acting president Paramjit Singh Mand responds to actor-cum-singer Diljit Dosanjh over recent flag controversy.
Marking a significant historical milestone, pro-freedom Sikh organizations on 29th April 2029 released a comprehensive policy document titled “Khalistan: Sidhant, Virasat Ate Bhavikh” (Khalistan: Vision, Legacy, and Future) at the Akal Takht Sahib.
Four Sikh organizations gathered at Sri Amritsar to release "Khalistan: Vision, Legacy, and Future," outlining a 14-point strategic policy for the Panth.
Marking a significant historical milestone, pro-freedom Sikh organizations today released a comprehensive policy document titled “Khalistan: Sidhant, Virasat Ate Bhavikh” (Khalistan: Principles, Legacy, and Future) at the Akal Takht Sahib.
Respect for the Guru Granth Sahib is of the utmost importance to Sikhs. However, in 2015, a premeditated conspiracy led to a series of sacrilegious acts (beadbi) against the Guru Granth Sahib, resulting in the incidents at Burj Jawahar Singh Wala, Bargari, Malke, and Gurusar Jalal.
During a recent seminar, Professor Jagmohan Singh, Director of the Sikh Collective and Chief Editor of World Sikh News, shared his views on a fundamental flaw in how the community handles Sikh issues
Organizers have announced a critical seminar titled "The Invisible War," scheduled for April 15, 2026, in Surrey, BC. The event aims to shed light on state policies, the proliferation of Deras, and historical attempts to dilute Sikh sovereignty following the pivotal 1978 Amritsar Shaheedi.

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