because the truth needs to be told
Chandigarh-based Sikh scholars and activists, in a statement released to the media, have said that the case of Sikh girls’ marriage with Kashmiri Muslims has deliberately been blown out of proportion to suit the political ambitions of the right-wing BJP pursui... More »
The last week of December is a source of inspiration for Sikhs. every year, each day of this week inspires me to ponder, examine, reflect on what am I doing against what I ought to do such that I transit from on ordinary transactional individual to a being of... More »
Alarmed at the increasing deaths of the lower middle class and middle-class Sikhs and other minorities in Delhi, since the Unlock 2.0 period started, The World Sikh News editor Jagmohan Singh writes an Open Letter to Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee Ma... More »
While the world is still fighting the dangerous Caronavirus, we are confronted with the news that despite a ceasefire worked out between the United States and the militants of Afghanistan, the poorest of the poor Sikhs left behind in Afghanistan were attacked... More »
Writer-activist Jagdeesh Singh states that the second decisive victory of the Bharatiya Janta Party in the Indian general elections sends out not only a signal but a clear affirmation to the world and to civilian populations within Indian territorial boundarie... More »
Traveller and documentalist Gurpreet Singh Anand reviews Inderjeet Singh’s book, “Afghan Hindus and Sikhs –History of a Thousand Years” and tells about this meticulously crafted book to understand the mystery of the growth of civilizations in the cradle of Afg... More »
There has been no external political influence in India’s general elections by Canada or anyone else and none seems likely. The Canadian poll scene in October will witness a resurgence of Sikh participation and aggressive Indian meddling. For the Canadian gov... More »
The editor of World Sikh News Jagmohan Singh writes an open letter of appreciation to Punjab minister and former cricketer, Navjot Singh Sidhu, for breaking ice between India and Pakistan and bringing good news about the possibility of opening of the Kartarpur... More »
Across the board, Sikhs were delighted at the lone Sikh presence of former cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh Sidhu at the swearing-in of the 22nd Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan. While Navjot’s hug with Pak army chief Bajwa has unnecessarily disturbe... More »
On a plea by victims of anti-Sikh carnage of November 1984 and Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI), Delhi High Court ordered everyday hearing from 11 September in the case of Congress leader Sajjan Kumar’s involvement in the murders and conspiracy to murder ... More »
The Dubai meet of Global Sikh Council on 17-18 March likely to discuss short-term and long-term Sikh concerns and evolve methodologies for resolution of substantive issues confronting the community. As Sikhs become global citizens, Sikhs across the wide spectr... More »
On the occasion of the first-ever International Sikh Conference in Jakarta, WSN editor writes an Open letter to Sikh Indonesians and the Sikh Diaspora -a cry in anguish. This Open Letter was read on the opening day of the Conference. From the Little Punjab tha... More »