Fabricating another controversy – Indian media outcries at grant of parole to Sikh political prisoners

December 27, 2013

Chandigarh/ Punjab (December 27, 2013): The electronic media in Indian turned blind eye over the hunger strike struggle of a Sikh farmer from Haryana for more than five weeks as the issue was related to the Sikh political prisoners.

Open Letter: Insulting the Hunger Strike of Bhai Gurbaksh Singh by terming it “Farce” in “Hindustan Times”

December 27, 2013

Ludhaina, Punjab (December 25, 2013): Sukhdeep Singh of Sikh Youth Federation has written an open letter to Pawan Sharma, reporter of Hindustan Times (HT) who reported a highly biased report against the ongoing Sikh agitation seeking release of Sikh political prisoners from Indian jails.

Media bias against the Sikhs in full swing – HT reporter takes the lead

December 26, 2013

The issue of prolonged detention of Sikh political prisoners attained global attention during last few weeks after a Sikh farmer of Haryana pledged to fast until his death or the release of named prisoners who were not being released by the Indian State (provincial governments or the UT administration/s) despite serving the minimum mandatory terms of their sentences.

On Indian media’s coverage criticizing Akal Takhat honoring Sikh martyrs

January 12, 2013

January 6th (2013) was Shaheedi Day of Bhai Satwant Singh and Bhai Kehar Singh. As usual the family relatives of these martyrs were honoured by Akal Takhat Jathedar. But the Indian Media reacted and made headlines of this thing in very negative way.

On Indian media’s coverage criticizing Akal Takhat honoring Sikh martyrs

January 12, 2013

Why Indian media outcries at Akal Takhat honoring national Sikh martyrs?

January 8, 2013

On January 06, 2013 Bhai Kehar Singh and Bhai Satwant Singh were remembered by the Sikh nation on their martyrdom day. Akal Takhat Sahib, Shiromani Gurudwara Prabhandak Committee (SGPC) and Sikh sangat observed their martyrdom day by organizing a function at Gurudwara Jhanda-Bunga Sahib near Sri Akal Takhat for three days.

Why Indian media outcries at Akal Takhat honoring national Sikh martyrs?

January 8, 2013

Three decades after Operation Bluestar – biased media outlets still stalk the Sikh Community

October 23, 2012

The name "Jonathan Kay" is little known in South Asia. But in Canada, Kay's biased editorials against the Sikh community, are considered the most ignorant, and belligerent, articles against minorities in Canada's modern history.

Three decades after Operation Bluestar – biased media outlets still stalk the Sikh Community

October 23, 2012

Aftermath of Wisconsin tragedy: Indian media attempting to fabricate facts

August 10, 2012

Ludhiana (August 10, 2012): Indian state system, now days, is pretending to be very worried about Sikhs living in United States, especially in the aftermath of Wisconsin tragedy. Media, as a part of state system, is also following those lines.