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1984 Related Film “Kaum De Heere” To Be Released Next Month In India
:dateline:Punjabi folk singer and lyricists Raj Kakra’s debut Punjabi film “Kaum De Heere” will be released on August 22 this year in India. The film is based on true life events of Shaheed...
Op/Ed: My Punjab of 1984 and Its Sangarsh (Revolution)
This is not just a film review. It is a defence of the Khalistan movement, its philosophy, and its past leadership which is wrongfully depicted within Punjab 1984…it is nothing less and...
Punjab 1984: An Opportunity for Thought & Reflection
I had the opportunity to see the film Punjab 1984. I almost decided not to go based on the reviews I saw online which claimed the film defamed the Khalistan movement and made...
Op/Ed: 30 Years After Operation Blue Star, Where Do Sikhs Go From Here?
Two significant events in modern Sikh history have recently been commemorated. On the beaches of Normandy in France, war veterans, locals and politicians gathered to commemorate the allied invasion of France, the...
EXCLUSIVE: “Punjab 1984” Movie Review
Last night, I went to a showing of Punjab 1984. Writing when you’re emotional has its place, but I chose to step away from my immediate feelings after walking out of the...
Playing the Game of Love: The Amritdhari Sikh is a Witness and Martyr to Truth
The following is an extract from Cynthia Keppley Mahmood's Fighting for Faith and Nation: Dialogues with Sikh Militants. (1996) Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania Press.
India and the world were, of course, brought to...
Pictorial: Gurudwara Janam Asthan Sri Nankana Sahib
Nankana Sahib is a holy place where the founder of Sikh religion, the dispeller of darkness, the most enlightened global Guru, Guru Nanak Dev ji was born early in the morning to Mata...
Letters: Dr. Ambedkar and Sikh Leadership of 1930s
Dr. Ambedkar went to Amritsar in 1936 with his proposal to convert 60 million Dalit to Sikhism, his first choice religion. The Sikh leadership, including Master Tara Singh, a high caste, had...
