Episode 11 of The Sikh Network Podcast - Sikh Youth UK and Tackling Grooming of Sikh Girls, with guest contributors Deepa Singh and Sim Kaur. 

We discuss the past 10 years of Sikh Youth UK, some of the many community safety projects and Panthic campaigns they have organised and supported.

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Episode 10 of The Sikh Network Podcast - The Censorship of Sikhs on Social Media, with guest contributor Jasveer Singh of The Sikh Press Association . 

"A discussion on why social media companies continually restrict or ban influential Sikh social media accounts and #hashtags."

The Sikh Network Podcast, Episode 9: The case of Lakhvinder ‘Ricky’ Reel, who was murdered in a racist attack in 1997 that remains unsolved. 

This is a  powerful and emotional podcast highlighting the 25-year fight for truth and justice against embedded institutional racismthe shocking negligence of the Met Police in this case highlighting how no lessons were learned from the Stephen Lawrence murder.

It was an honour to be joined by Ricky’s mum Sukhdev Kaur Reel and her MP John Mcdonnell.

In Episode 8, we discuss the impact of the Census on Sikhs in the UK. What are the holes that still exist from a data capture perspective and how does this impact us on a day-to-day basis.

How Sikh Women navigate through activism and seva in today's world, discussing the barriers and how to overcome them.

Social media influencer Navrup Kaur (Sikh Mum) and Sikh Network Board Members, Manchandan Kaur and Gurneet Kaur, share their experiences and insights.

Podcast regulars Jas Singh & Mankamal Singh are joined by Sikh Network member, Manchandan Kaur to discuss the recent Gurpurab event in UK Parliament, the current campaigns such as  #FreeJaggiNow  #JusticeForRickyReel, and the recognition awards for some of our unsung heroes in the community.

We are joined by Dabinderjit Singh & Manvir Singh to discuss the explosive revelations that the UK government assisted India in planning Operation Bluestar, leaving many thousands dead, displaced, and fearing for their survival. 

We are joined by Preet Kaur Gill, Shadow Cabinet Minister for International Development , to hear how the genocide of November 1984 impacted her personally and professionally.

We are joined by the brother of Jagtar Singh Johal, Gurpreet, who takes us through the harrowing details of his abduction and why he still languishes in an Indian jail until this very day. 

Sukhraj Singh is again joined by Jas Singh and Mankamal Singh from The Sikh Network to discuss Sikh political representation in the UK.