Analyzing India’s Statement About Report on Vikash Yadav Case Before Donald Trump Inauguration

January 18, 2025

The Indian government’s Ministry of Home Affairs released a statement on January 15, 2025, regarding India’s High-Level Committee’s report on a case involving an attempted assassination of a US citizen Sikh activist by agents of the Government of India in the United States. The timing of this release is significant, coming just days […]

Sikhs Write to Emmanuel Macron and EU President on India’s Transnational Repression

January 19, 2024

After US President, Joe Biden turned down an invitation to Republic Day celebrations in India on 26 January following accusations of transnational repression by the Indian state it was reported that the French President, Emmanuel Macron had accepted Narendra Modi’s invitation to be the chief guest of honour.

Self-Determination Must Underpin Conflict Resolution in the Sikh Homeland: World Sikh Parliament

September 23, 2023

In response to the fast-moving diplomatic events around the killing of a leading Khalistani activist in Canada by Indian agents, the World Sikh Parliament has called this a watershed moment which needs an effective response from the international community.

Resilience of Trumpism and Fragmentation of American Polity in Biden Presidency

November 15, 2020

This was the first election since 1992 when an incumbent president failed to win re-election for a second term. With over 75 million votes, Biden received the most votes ever cast for a presidential candidate, beating Barack Obama’s record of 69.5 million votes from 2008.

Kamala Harris and her history with Sikhs

August 18, 2020

When Senator Klobachar ‘stepped out’ of consideration for Vice President of the United States (given how she also played a role in not holding police accountable as a District Attorney), she mentioned that she wanted to see a woman of color become Vice President. Probably in a nod to California Senator Kamala Harris,

Despite Bigotry and Discrimination, Sikhs Continue to Fight for Dignity in US Politics

August 18, 2020

Presumptive Democratic Party nominee for the upcoming US elections, Joe Biden, in a tweet on 6 August paid homage to Sikh worshippers, who while praying at a Gurudwara (Sikh temple) in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, eight years ago, were killed by a white supremacist.

Democrat US Presidential Nominee Joe Biden’s Stance on “Threats to India”

August 16, 2020

While addressing the Indian-American community on August 15, marked as Independence Day by India, Democratic US presidential nominee Joe Biden said that if elected, he would stand with New Delhi in confronting the threats it faces.

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