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As part of a series of exclusive interviews with researchers, scholars, and linguistic experts on the origin of the Punjabi language and the Gurmukhi script, journalist Mandeep Singh conducted the second interview with Sirdar Nazar Singh.
Panth Sewak personality Bhai Narien Singh Chaura was released on bail 26 March 2025 from District Jail Ropar. After coming out of Ropar Jail, Bhai Narain Singh thanked the Sikh organizations and lawyers, and took sharp aim at the Badal Dal."
Join us for an exclusive conversation with Dr. Sewak Singh as he dives deep into the pressing issues facing Punjab, the Sikh community, and farmers today.

  Event: Vichar Goshti Date: 9th January 2025 Venue: Gurdwara Sahib, Village Bhagrana, Fatehgarh Sahib Subject: Sewa, Simran and Shahadat in Sikhi This program was organized by local Sangat.

In this insightful lecture, Dr. Sewak Singh explores the significant connection between education and migration trends in Punjab. Delivered on 8th September 2024 at Guru Nanak Mission Public School, located in Village Loharan Chahrke, Tehsil Bhogpur, District Jalandhar, this lecture sheds light on a range of topics including importance of language and mother tongue.

Local Sangat held a Samagam at Dolonangal (Amritsar) . Speaking during this samagam 4/6/2024 Dr Sewak Singh shared his views about Panth,Punjab .This is video recording of speech of Dr Sewak Singh
Panth Sewak Jatha,Gurusar Mehraj held Samagam at Mehraj in Bathinda. Speaking during this samagam 16/12/2023 S.Parmjeet Singh shared his views about Importance of Punjab & Sikhs .
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre organized a discussion on conservation of water and earth of Punjab on 28 July 2021. This event was held on World Nature Conservation Day 2021. Environmentalists, including United Nations' Faith for Earth Counselor Baba Sewa Singh (Kaar Sewa Khadoor Sahib); farmers, civil society representatives and activists participated in this discussion and shared their experience and views for conservation of water and earth of Punjab.
Agriculture and Environment Awareness Centre talked to former IAS Gurtej Singh about Punjab's river water issue. S. Gurtej Singh said that Punjab's river waters are 'looted' by India in violation of provisions of the Indian constitution, Indian law and internationally accepted 'riparian rule' and "Helsinki regulations'. This is full video recording of talk with S. Gurtej Singh.

To maintain environmental and ecological balance it is necessary to keep 33% of land under trees. But only 6% of land surface of Punjab is covered by trees. Therefore adverse environmental changes are taking place in Punjab. A farmers’ joint family of Kalewal village near Suntanpur Lodhi has decided to return a portion of their […]

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