In this speech delivered on 8th September 2024 at Loharka Kalan village in Amritsar district, Dr. Sewak Singh explores the historical, religious, and cultural relationship between Punjab and the Sikh community. He delves deep into the significance of Punjab, often referred to as the “land of five rivers,” and its importance for the Sikhs. Dr. Sewak Singh also addresses the topic of migration from Punjab, shedding light on the reasons behind it and the impact it has had on the community.

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In this insightful lecture, Dr. Sewak Singh explores the significant connection between education and migration trends in Punjab. Delivered on 8th September 2024 at Guru Nanak Mission Public School, located in Village Loharan Chahrke, Tehsil Bhogpur, District Jalandhar, this lecture sheds light on a range of topics including importance of language and mother tongue.

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On October 2, a commemorative function was held in the memory of Bhai Surinderpal Singh Tharua, a tireless servant of the Sikh community, at village Tharua. In this event, Dr. Kanwaljit Singh emphasized the importance of unity among Sikhs in light of current global dynamics. He urged the Sangat to reflect on their role within a rapidly changing world, highlighting that their strength should be used to increase the internal unity of the Sikhs. He cautioned against divisive issues that could undermine the fabric of the nation, advocating for a collective effort to maintain harmony. He stressed that the Sikh community must use its influence positively, ensuring that their actions contribute to the nation’s stability and progress. By focusing on shared values and mutual respect, Sikhs can play a crucial role in bridging gaps, reinforcing Sikh integrity, and navigating the complexities of contemporary society. Listen to their speech and share them with others.

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In this eye-opening video, journalist Mandeep Singh delves into the contentious beautification project initiated in 1999 at Sri Anandpur Sahib, a city founded by Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji. Central to the discussion is Gurdwara Sis Ganj Sahib, one of the few Gurdwaras whose original structure remains intact. Mandeep engages with Dr. Sewak Singh to uncover the implications of the ongoing renovations led by SGPC, Nishkam Sewa Society, and Karsewa. While the project aims to enhance the site’s aesthetic appeal, many argue that it threatens the integrity of this historic and sacred location. Viewers will gain insight into how these changes impact the city’s heritage, sacred spaces, and overall geography. Join us as we explore the fine line between preservation and modernization, and hear firsthand accounts of those who are passionate about maintaining the spiritual and cultural essence of Sri Anandpur Sahib. This video is a must-watch for anyone invested in heritage conservation and the history of this significant site.

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On November 5, 2024, a memorial event was held in Rajouri Garden, Delhi, to mark the remembrance of the 1984 Sikh Genocide. During the event, Paramjit Singh Gazi delivered a speech addressing the tragic events of November 1984, shedding light on the systematic attempts by the Indian state to reframe this atrocity as mere “riots.” In his speech, Parmjeet Singh Gazi critically examined how the Indian state has propagated a narrative that downplays the scale and nature of the violence, categorizing it as a communal clash rather than acknowledging it as a state-sponsored genocide. He discussed how state-controlled media played a key role in suppressing the truth through censorship, which contributed to the marginalization of the Sikh community’s voices and the distortion of historical facts. Parmjeet Singh Gazi emphasized that the violence against Sikhs in 1984 was not a spontaneous outbreak of communal unrest, but a deliberate, orchestrated attack targeting an entire community. He called for recognition of the atrocities as a genocide and pointed out the failure of the Indian government to hold those responsible accountable. Despite the government’s ongoing efforts to silence the voices of Sikhs and suppress the truth, Gazi highlighted the persistent struggle of the Sikh community to seek justice, truth, and accountability. He referenced various reports and pieces of evidence that demonstrate the organized nature of the violence and the role of the state in facilitating it.

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In this exclusive interview, renowned journalist Mandeep Singh sits down with Advocate Jaspal Singh Manjhpur, an expert in criminal law, to discuss the major changes in India’s criminal justice system. With recent reforms and amendments to various criminal laws, this conversation delves into what has changed, the implications for the legal landscape, and how these changes could affect both citizens and the justice system at large. Tune in for a comprehensive breakdown of the latest updates in criminal law, including key provisions, their potential impact on the legal process, and what this means for the future of justice in India. Don’t miss out on this insightful discussion!

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For the past few days, stones are being placed on the walls of the historical building of Gurdwara Sish Ganj Sahib, Sri Anandpur Sahib in the name of Kaar Sewa and beautification. Due to which the traditional appearance of Gurdwara Sahib was ending. But due to the opposition of the Sangat, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee had to stop its work midway. Bhai Sukhwinder Singh (Veer Enterprises) came forward and informed the Sangat about this issue and played an important role in stopping this ongoing work. Bhai Sukhwinder Singh shared his views in the Sangat gathering. Hear these thoughts yourself and share with others.

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Anandpur Sahib from Dr Sewak Singh, Ajaypal Singh Brar(Misl Satluj), Sukhwinder Singh(Veer Enterprises) talk where he describes the sacred and blessed geography of Punjab — like no other land on the planet.

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On November 5th, 2024, a Smagam was held at Rajouri Garden Gurdwara Sahib in Delhi to mark the Sikh Genocide of 1984. The event brought together various speakers, including Dr. Sewak Singh, who shared his views on the importance of remembering the history of the Sikh community. Dr. Singh emphasized the courage and resilience of Sikh ancestors who fought fiercely to protect humanity and values. He highlighted that their sacrifices form the foundation of the community’s strength today. Dr. Singh stressed the need for Sikhs to preserve and pass on their own history to future generations. He believed that when Sikhs tell their own stories, write their own history, and share it with their children, it will carry more meaning and impact. He cautioned against relying on others, especially those with whom there are differences, to narrate our history, as it may not reflect the true spirit of the community’s struggles and triumphs. Listen this speech and share with others.

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Dal Khalsa organized a Siminar on topic “Shahadat, Sangharsh Ate Azadi Da Rah” (Martyrdom, Struggle and Path to Freedom) at Gurdaspur (Punjab) on 29th September 2024. This seminar was dedicated by Dal Khalsa to the memory of its’ founding member Bhai Gajinder Singh. Speaking during this seminar Sikh Siyasat editor Parmjeet Singh Gazi shared a brief analysis regarding sources of power for a struggling nation and related it the current situation of the Sikhs.

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