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The newly released English translation of Panjab Under Siege brings a crucial Panthic perspective on the June 1984 Ghallughara to a global audience, documenting assaults across more than 65 Gurdwara Sahiban.
Sikh Federation International recently concluded high-level engagements in Baku, Azerbaijan, focusing on Sikh history, human rights, and the right to self-determination. A formal agreement was also signed with the Baku Initiative Group to preserve Sikh heritage.
Kaurnama-3 Book Released in Belgium during a special gathering that brought together Sikh community members from across Europe to commemorate history and sacrifice.
The new Punjabi film Chardikala has sparked renewed debate surrounding the cinematic portrayal of Sikh shaheeds (martyrs). Opinion remains divided: while one section supports these films as a vital medium for narrating history to younger generations, another strongly opposes them.
Following successful launches in Punjab, Germany, and Canada, the historical book "Kournama-3," documenting the sacrifices of Sikh women in June 1984 at Sri Darbar Sahib, has been officially released in Seattle, USA.
Watch this Profound and thought-provoking Gurmat Vichar During the Special Gurmat Samagam organized to the Parkash Purab of Sahib Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji.
Reflecting on the Chota Ghallughara of 17 May 1746, this article honors the thousands of Sikhs who perished near Kahnuvan. Discover a powerful chapter of history defined not just by brutal persecution, but by the unyielding resilience, strategic triumph, and sovereign defiance of the Khalsa.
The third volume of "Kaur-Nama," focusing on the martyrdom and contributions of Sikh women, was recently released in Frankfurt, Germany. The launch took place during a gathering of global Sikh leaders who pledged to continue the struggle for Sikh sovereignty.
In today’s rapidly changing global landscape, an important question arises: how should Sikhs prepare themselves? In this insightful discussion, Mandeep Singh and Dr. Kanwaljeet Singh share their views on Sikh principles, traditions, and modern-day challenges.
Often, linguists and artists from East Punjab describe Sanskrit as the “mother” of Punjabi language. However, upon closer examination of historical facts, this claim proves to be baseless and misleading.

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