Tag: sikhs

From Your Lips To God’s Ears: A Perspective As A Sikh


Till a prayer is merely a ritual of reciting a prescribed religious syllabus, it remains a wishy-washy, wishful thinking. Until a prayer is motivated by a self-centred, obstinate wish, it remains an illusion. Till a prayer is used as a mirror for a blind passion, it remains a delusion.Unfortunately, most of us misdefine prayer and […]

When The Fountain Of Life Drowns: A Perspective As A Sikh


Not the first time water has been used as a weapon against the Sikh community, which vastly comprises farmers and landowners, implying that water is literally their lifeline. Yes, I refer to Indian occupied land of Panjab.Panj means five, and Aab means water, connotating that Panjab is a land of five major rivers-  Jhelum, Chenab, […]

The Battlefield on the 2nd June : Day Two of Sikh Holocaust of 1984


  Continuing from the previous post…In the part-2 of this topic, I will endeavour to highlight the events of June the 2nd 1984, which shall, hopefully, shed further light on the conflicting intentions of the two sides fighting in this battle – Indian regime’s attack was motivated by the festering intolerance for any non- Brahminic […]

Whisper Of A Poppy In My Ears: A Lot Remains to Remember


November brings memories and lessons; including some forgotten and some unlearned.The whole world observes the 11th hour of the 11th month every year as ‘Remembrance Day’, commemorating the sufferings of and sacrifices by the brave soldiers. Rather than go into the depths of other causes for the war such as political aspirations of power, polarisation […]