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In this interview with journalist Mandeep Singh, Sikh Siyasat editor Parmjeet Singh Gazi argues that wider sections of the Sikh community need to build consensus on reviving the Panth’s historic traditions of collective decision-making and institutional leadership. He also stresses the need for a forward-looking political document that can guide Sikh efforts to uphold their right to political self-determination in an increasingly uncertain geopolitical environment.
In an era marked by rising global instability and emerging war scenarios, what does the future hold for the Sikh community? How do escalating tensions between India–Pakistan, India–China, and US–China shape the geopolitical landscape of South Asia — and where does Punjab stand in this evolving equation?
Ahead of bilateral talks, Sikh organization Dal Khalsa has formally urged Canadian PM Mark Carney to firmly address transnational repression, organized crime, and rule of law issues during his upcoming diplomatic visit with Indian PM Narendra Modi.
During a recent Panthic gathering in Moga, the pro-freedom Sikh organization Dal Khalsa raised deep concerns over alleged transnational repression and recent police encounters, seeking direct accountability and a political resolution from the Union Home Ministry.
Journalist Mandeep Singh speaks with Dal Khalsa spokesperson Kanwarpal Singh to uncover the facts behind what he describes as “attack propaganda.”
Dal Khalsa has taken serious note of recent developments that point to a disturbing and long-standing nexus between the Union Government, sections of the judiciary, and schismatic establishments that have historically functioned to dilute and undermine the core Sikh doctrine of Shabad Guru.
Learn about the key developments from the 1986 Sarbat Khalsa's 40th anniversary samagam held at Amritsar Sahib and the key announcements made for future of Sikh political leadership.
Four Sikh Organizations announced a Joint Declaration on 40th Anniversary of 1986 Sarbat Khalsa. Read and download Joint Declaration by Four Sikh Organizations on 40th Anniversary of 1986 Sarbat Khalsa.
Four pro-freedom Sikh organizations in Punjab commemorated the 40th anniversary of the historic Sarbat Khalsa of 1986 and issued a joint declaration at Akal Takht Sahib.
Panch Pardhani Jatha, Dal Khalsa, Akali Dal (Amritsar) and Bhai Hawara Committee to mark 40th anniversary of 1984 Sarbat Khalsa at Akal Takht Sahib.

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