because the truth needs to be told
The Sri Lankan economic and political crisis has exposed the state of a country looted by its “democratically-elected rulers” after militarily suppressing the rights of the Tamil population. The Pakistan political crisis also has economic roots and serious lac... More »
Russian military aggression on Ukraine, a newly emerged independent state, a people and nation: has wide ramifications for other nations and peoples subject to the pressures and demands of overbearing, rogue, supremacist states. Not least for the East Panjaab ... More »
British activist and prolific writer Jagdeesh Singh pays a moving tribute to Deep Sidhu, calling him a powerful voice of Panjaabi nationhood a cut above the rest of the present decaying Sikh leadership. His untimely demise has awakened many a Panjaabi soul and... More »
Every new year supposedly brings hope. British columnist Jagdeesh Singh, begins 2022, with nagging anguish, pain and a strong opinion about the lasting and continued effects of the historic British conquest and subjugation of Panjaab. Even though the British e... More »
The Panjaabi nation’s indigenous Khalsa grit and determination have once more defeated the rotten, draconian Indian establishment and Indian empire! The untamed, unbending Indian aggressive state has been forced to relent to the sacrifices and persevering oppo... More »
Indianism and connected Hinduism is a colonialist, imperialist mindset. Insecure, paranoid and all centred on power, control, consolidation and centralisation. Most academics, journalists, media sources and politicians are too fearful, opportunist, ignorant an... More »
In the case of the historic and enduring independence movement for the land of five rivers, the use of slogans, labels and words like ‘Panjabi Suba’, ‘Khalistan’ and ‘Panjaab’ are important matters to consider and think about consciously and carefully. Sikh Br... More »
India and Pakistan go through their routine rituals of ‘independence’ celebrations on 14 and 15 August 2021 respectively, after the mega-sized colony of British India was carved up in 1947 into a new Hindu and Muslim territorial block to swiftly affect the und... More »
As if to prepare us, we are being told that worse is still to come, with the pandemic likely to peak in the second half of May 2021. There is no news or views of comfort except the non-governmental sector where Good Samaritans have taken over the mantle of sup... More »
We are witness to history repeating itself in Delhi. The monumental gathering of Panjaab on the doors of Delhi (Dheli says the author) epitomises the great Khalsa Army’s decision on 10 December 1845 (start of Anglo-Sikh War) to launch the offensive against the... More »
Britain has a window to make a symbolic redemption of its sins against Panjaab and Panjaabis. In view of the peoples’ revolution initiated by the people of Punjab, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson must turn down the invitation of the government of India to... More »
When was the last time you heard the humbling Akali cry of commitment –“Main maran, Panth jeeve” -Let Panth live, I am ready to die, asks writer-activist Jagdeesh Singh as he pinpoints salient features of the rise and fall of the Akali Dal -from a vibrant, vig... More »