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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?
As regional tensions and the South Asian arms race escalate following the May 2025 India-Pakistan air conflict, New Delhi is set to formalise the procurement of Russia's Sukhoi-57. The IAF has chosen the Russian jet over the American F-35 as a critical stopgap to counter growing Chinese and Pakistani stealth capabilities, citing concerns over strict US operational restrictions.
In this episode, journalist Mandeep Singh talks with the editor of Sikh Siyasat, Parmjeet Singh Gazi, to analyse three major recent developments:
The Government of India has decided to allow Sikh jathas to visit Nankana Sahib and other historic Gurdwaras in Pakistan on the occasion of the Parkash Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, scheduled from November 4 to 13, 2025, after having imposed a ban on such travel last month.
Sikh devotees will not be allowed to travel to Pakistan this November to mark the Parkash Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, as the Government of India has denied permission citing prevailing tensions and security concerns between the two countries.
Sikh Siyasat editor shares an update on India’s recent Agni-V missile test and other missile developments. The discussion also covers air exercises by India and Pakistan, the May 2025 air clash, and how the situation has shifted in the region afterwards.
In this insightful discussion, journalist Mandeep Singh speaks with Sikh Siyasat Editor Parmjeet Singh Gazi about the rapidly evolving dynamics between India and Pakistan.
While ties between India and Pakistan remain severed at various levels, the Global Sikh Council (GSC) has strongly urged the reopening of the Kartarpur Sahib Corridor, which has remained closed since May 7 following the air clashes between India and Pakistan.
In a major development for Sikh advocacy in the United States, the Sikh Federation (America), working alongside the Sikh American Congressional Caucus Committee, met with bipartisan members of the U.S. Congress.
In light of the rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape in South Asia—particularly the shifting security architecture between India and Pakistan, and China’s strategic backing of Pakistan in its recent military standoff with India—the Sikh community must critically reassess its position within the broader geostrategic framework of Punjab and India. These developments carry profound implications for Punjab, as seen in the recent aerial clashes between Indian and Pakistani forces, which effectively turned Punjab into a live testing ground for advanced military technologies and real-time combat operations.

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