Sacred bani from the pen of Guru Gobind Singh Sahib
Significance of Zafar Nama: A Moral Basis for Khalsa Commonwealth Dr. Sukhdial Singh* * Deptt. of Punjab Historical Studies, Punjabi. University. Patiala 147 002 WHEN GURU GOBIND SINGH JI went to Talwandi … Continue Reading →
Jaap Sahib: Sri Guru Gobind Singh’s Inspirational Composition Manohar Singh Batra* * Former Dir. General, Akash Vani (AIR), M-211 Gr. Kailash II, New Delhi 110048. Jaap Sahib is one of … Continue Reading →
A reader in a letter addressed to one of the popular Sikh journals has propagated discarding of KHANDA. The main argument given by him is that it is an un- … Continue Reading →
Kirpan in the hands of a Sikh is neither a weapon nor a sword and nor a dagger. It is an article of faith and self confidence. Being a celestial benevolent … Continue Reading →
Ram katha jug jug atal. Guru Gobind Singh ji, while concluding his version of Ramavtar, said the story of Rama exists from time immemorial and will remain so. A senior journalist friend once … Continue Reading →
Charles Wikins (1781) I found the College1 of the Seeks, situated in one of the narrow streets of Patna, at no very considerable distance from the Custom-house. I was permitted to … Continue Reading →
Review Seeks and Their College at Patna by Sir Charles Wilkins Dr. Ganda Singh Sir Charles Wilkins, the writer of the following observations on The Sikhs and their College at … Continue Reading →
THE DASAM GRANTH IS THE distilled essence of the devotional, spiritual and secular literature of the Indian sub-continent. It brings out the profound learning of Guru Gobind Singh and his court … Continue Reading →
Jasbir Singh Mann in his article Debate on Dasam Granth; Issues and Evidence has listed the members of the Sodhak Committee (1897) along with their ‘credentials’. Comparing the name list which JS … Continue Reading →
Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth heir of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, possessed great qualities of a warrior and a poet. He used the might of sword and pen equally … Continue Reading →