Indian Journalist Killed After Investigating Police Corruption
Police in India arrested on Monday a suspended police officer and his brother who are believed to have brutally stabbed to death a journalist with a screwdriver after he discovered…
Unraveling The Sikh Identity: Through History’s Veil
Sikhs have long been on the other end of media campaigns, misrepresentation and propaganda. This has caused much of the world and the Sikh diaspora to form different views around…
Shaheedi Martyrdom Day (9 October): Peaceful Resistance, Sikh Rights, and the Call for Khalistan
Every year on 9 October, the Sikh community remembers the sacrifices of Shaheed Sukhdev Singh Sukha and Shaheed Harjinder Singh Jinda, whose lives became symbols of resistance, courage, and unyielding…
Police Brutality in India👉
The misuse of authority by police in India is often labeled as excessive force or brutality. While there is no universally accepted definition for this conduct, the issue has gained…
THE BATTLE FOR KHALISTAN CONTINUES – OTTAWA REFERENDUM 2025
Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh YES! I AM BACK — and so is the unstoppable spirit of Sikh sovereignty. The voice of the Panth is rising once…
Police Brutality in India
Police brutality, an unfortunate yet prevalent issue worldwide, occurs when law enforcement officers use excessive force, intimidation, or illegal measures in their duties. In India, police brutality can range from…
Message from Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar)
Today, we bid farewell to Sardar Sagditt Singh Rajpura, a respected and dedicated Sikh, whose funeral was attended by senior leaders of Shiromani Akali Dal (Amritsar) including Prof. Mohinderpal Singh,…
Standing With Charlie Kirk: A Voice for Dialogue Over Violence
As members of the Shiromani Akali Dal Amritsar, we understand the importance of raising our voice with courage and clarity, but also with discipline and peace. In the United States,…
Khalistan Referendum: The Voice of Sikhs Cannot Be Silenced
The image of the Khalistan flag rising high is more than just a symbol—it is the heartbeat of a people who have endured decades of oppression, disappearances, and state-sponsored terror…