Op/Ed: How Punjab’s Missing Thousands are Being Forgotten
:dateline:Thirty years on from the Indian army's raid on the Golden Temple in June 1984, the relatives of those who "disappeared" in the years after the attack feel their cause has been...
Five Major Sikh Events of 1983
1) President's Rule in Punjab - On October 5th 1983 a bus traveling from Amritsar to Delhi was hijacked near the village of Dhilwan; six Hindu passengers were taken off the bus...
Five Major Sikh Events of 1982
1) Meeting with Indira Gandhi - A third and final meeting with Indira Gandhi was held on April 5, 1982. It had become clear to Sikhs that she was not going...
Operation Bluestar – Chronology of Events
A situation which could have been resolved without a shot being fired was allowed to deteriorate to the point where the sacred sanctity of a place of worship was desecrated in the...
Five Major Sikh Events of 1981
1) Khalistan and Sikhs a Distinct Nation - In March of 1981, at the Sikh Education Conference in Chandigarh, Sikhs were declared a distinct nation. On April 16th 1981 Chief of the...
1978 to 1984: Major Sikh Events of 1979 to Remember
1) Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale - Sant Jee was becoming more and more popular. At the start of 1978 not many people in Punjab, let alone outside of Punjab, had heard of...
Indian Government Propaganda Claims “Harmandir Sahib Was Attacked To Flush Out Terrorists”
Sikh Organization For Prisoners Welfare (SOPW) has pointed out that prior to 1984, the Indian state indulged in the killing of innocent Sikhs. When the Sikhs turned to the justice system for...
Op/Ed: World’s ‘Most Racist’ Countries
A survey claims that Britain is one of the most racially tolerant countries on the planet.
The Global Social Attitudes study claims that the most racially intolerant populations are all in the developing world,...
