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On 3 October, when the UN Secretary General Mr Antonio Guterres lands in Amritsar on the personal section of his 4-day visit to India, he would be the first high-ranking UN official to visit Darbar Sahib. As SGPC prepares to honour him during his brief visit, ... More »
Additional Sessions Judge Ajay Pande will pronounce judgement at Patiala House on Monday, 27 August at 11 am for a case of waging war and sedition against Sikh hijackers Satnam Singh Paonta Sahib and Tejinder Pal Singh in a case registered after 37 years. The ... More »
As Imran Khan took oath as the Prime Minister of Pakistan, Punjab based political party Dal Khalsa greeted him with the hope that his leadership would “mark a change in Pakistan and positively impact the geo-political situation in South Asia.” Party chief Harp... More »
In a well-considered reaction on the demise of former Indian Prime Minister and BJP leader A B Vajpayee, Dal Khalsa spokesperson Kanwarpal Singh said that death was inevitable for everyone. Vajpayee’s death has triggered bitter memories of his attitude towards... More »
As Dal Khalsa announced celebrations of its 40-year struggle for Sikh sovereignty, Jagmohan Singh, the editor of The World Sikh News catches up with the sheet anchor of the Dal Khalsa organisation –Kanwarpal Singh, who since the last two decades has given a ne... More »
300 years ago, on 3 May 1718 Jassa Singh Ahluvalia was born, who rose to become the Sikh nation’s Sovereign as leader of the Dal Khalsa, establishing the kingdom of Punjab. WSN salutes the Sovereign of the Khalsa through this impeccable tribute by scholar and ... More »
As a run-up to the visit of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, his family and cabinet colleagues, Sikhophobia has struck. Indian magazines, veteran columnists and the establishment have joined hands to give a thumbs-down to the visit, ostensibly because o... More »
On the 70th Human Rights Day, marching through the streets of Gurdaspur, which has seen tremendous human rights violations in the past, Dal Khalsa activists and victims’ family members questioned India’s human rights violations and urged UN to push for exempla... More »
Unable to tolerate international opprobrium at UN or any other global fora, Indian authorities impounded the passport of Dal Khalsa President Harpal Singh Cheema when he arrived at New Delhi airport after attending a UN meeting in Bangkok on steps to be taken ... More »
Dal Khalsa veteran and staunch proponent of Sikh sovereignty Manmohan Singh Khalsa passes away in the wee hours of the morning in London with his team and supporters vouching to continue the unfinished task of regaining Sikh self-rule. Never say die and never ... More »
Greeting the distinguished poet Gajinder Singh living in exile on his sixty-sixth birthday, World Sikh News editor presents an analysis of his poetry which touches the mind and soul of the reader. It’s time to revisit his verse in letter and spirit. Iknow of v... More »
Dal Khalsa to organise Sikh Genocide Remembrance March at Bathinda on 1 November to protest anti-Sikh pogrom of 1984 across India. Amritsar- Calling it 33 years of pain, misery, injustice, hope and remembrance, the Dal Khalsa will hold ‘Sikh Genocide Remembran... More »