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On
the Passing of a Great Man, True Friend, Inspired Soul
The WSN presents, humbly and proudly, both at the same time,
this tribute and personal remembrance by
Cynthia K. Mahmood,
celebrated scholar on Sikh issues and one of Ram Narayan
Kumar’s co-travellers on the path to seek an egalitarian
world. Mahmood is Associate Professor of Anthropology and
Senior Fellow, Joan B. Kroc Institute for International
Peace Studies, University of Notre Dame, US.
Exclusive to the World Sikh News...click
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Ram
Narayan Kumar is no more
Adieu, Friend of the Sikhs
Jagmohan Singh
It was striking that
a frail man, a one-time monk, living in the backwaters of Delhi...more
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Eye Witness
Sach
Kanwal Singh
Akal Takht's former jathedar Joginder Singh Vedanti,
has written an eye witness account of death,
sacrilege, bravery. But after all of this, how did
he bring himself to be humiliated by the Badals? |
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Sikhs, Canada and India
Jagmohan Singh
WSN Editor Jagmohan Singh addresssed WSO's Annual
Parliamentary Meeting at West Block, House of
Commons, Ottawa, Canada, where he trudged through
contemporary Sikh history, and spoke of new threats. |
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Sending
a Message, Loud & Clear
WSN Bureau
Massive Sikh protests in London sent a message to the world
community: fight is on. |
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The Quom comes together
Sach Kanwal Singh
The clarion call
at Akal Takht
tells
the quom to unite. |
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There
were bodies ‘everywhere, everywhere, everywhere’
A Canadian witness recounts the tragic days of Operation Blue
Star, for the Globe and Mail.
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Massive protest at San
Francisco Indian Consulate
Satnam Singh Khalsa
West
Coast Sikhs came together in
San Francisco to shame Indian establishment.
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Let’s carry
each other’s heads
Cynthia Keppley Mahmood
Dr. Mehmood tells
the Tale of Tall Poppies, arguing
Sikhs need to learn how to lobby. |
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Indo-Sikh Battle of Amritsar
Harjagmandar Singh
A blow-by-blow
account of the
attack on the
centre of our
religion.
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The Political Apology
Kalam Nishan Singh
‘Indian Parliament must seek forgiveness for Op
Bluestar.’
But can a community forgive? Can collective crime be
forgiven? What are the socio-cultural layers of
an apology? |
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Tribute to an
Unknown Saint-soldier
Jagmohan Singh
An open letter to an Unknown Warrior whbo went down
fighting during Saka Akal Takht Sahib 25 years ago.
The missive recounts the tales of heroism and avows
to contest the attempts to erase memory.
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The assassination of memory
Kalam Nishan Singh
This is the time for the community to watch out for
those denying us our past, for then we will not have
a future, but only a catastrophe. Holocausts are not
only denied; denials also
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The Memories and A Memorial
It is to counter denials of history that we need a
memorial to
the martyrs of Operation Bluestar. We were promised
one, and we have been denied one.
By our own. By those who
claim to represent us.
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On the Other Foot
Hartosh Singh Bal
The one who should seek forgiveness for his party's sins had
the temerity to grant forgiveness. |
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Denying
Justice
Priyaleen K Renuka
The world's largest democracy suffers from incurable amnesia,
barbarity and a shockingly dangerous immune-syndrome. |
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What kind of doctor would you
prefer?
Dilip D'souza
Some medics are now on oath to kill and maim.
Beware.
You could be next.
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Dear Shoe
Jagmohan Singh
Open
Letter to Jarnail Singh's shoe which
made history
and brought
cheer. |
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Where are the
others?
Mansukh Kaur
Tytler-Sajjan did not kill 3006. There are the other, the people in
our neighbourhood. |
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Did he miss, really? But he has another shoe
Kalam Nishan Singh
After 9/11, we were all
American. After Jarnail Singh flung the shoe,
we are all Jarnail Singh.
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WSN Columns |
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BJP Tears Itself
Apart
Mansukh Kaur
India's
ultra right main opposition party settles for an agenda of hatred
and exclusion. |
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No possibility of scrapping Prez poll results: Iran
WSN Bureau
The resurgence of democratic forces continues, but is that the whole
truth? |
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Equal Opportunities Commission & Sikhs
Parmeet Pal
Singh
Sikhs need to engage with the welcome step of setting up a rather
equalising panel. |
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To
St. Jarnail Singh, With Love
They compete, but see how the...
LEFT
alone to mull over the loss |
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Welcome to India, where people...
Turban
V/S Helmet
STOPPING
Academic Fraud |
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Men in uniform are Kashmir's...
Away
from Lalgarh, a macroview
Shopian
anger spreads, Kashmir... |
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BREAKING NEWS |
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Journalist Jarnail Singh who had flung a shoe at India's
Home Minister P Chidambaram to protest denial of justice to
victims of 1984 anti-Sikh pogrom has been sacked from
service by his employer, the Dainik Jagran group.
Offially obtained information through RTI Act has revealed
that Rs 60 lakh were spent on public ceremony of Sukhbir
Singh Badal's swearing in as Deputy CM in January this year.
On Thursday, July 1, he had to quit after failing to get
himself elected as an MLA.
Akal Takht jathedar, SGPC president have opposed any move to
scrap Section 377 of IPC and said Sikhs will not accept the
July 2 Delhi High Court judgment terming private, consensual
actions between adults of same gender as legal. |
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NEWS ROUND UP |
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Punjab |
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Giani Mohan Singh eased out in peculiar circumstances
Punjab to slip into poll fever again
Attack on tehsildar was planned by Akali councilors
Last survivor of Jallianawala
Bagh tragedy dead
Badal’s love affair with Op
Bluestar DC continues
Lawlessness becoming norm in
Punjab
Tenth Master's Kalgi back in Punjab, to be displayed for sangat darshan |
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India |
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India's top Human Rights panel is headless, in many senses of the term
Fugitive from law, this killer BJP MLA contested polls
Maya's statue splurge runs foul of Supreme Court
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World |
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Gurdwara
president attacked by masked man
Akhand
Kirtani Jatha at Gurdwara Fremont
Call goes
out for Bhai Amrik Singh Scholarship for Excellence
Sikhs
Support AG’s Remarks on Hate Crime Law
Union
City Celebrates Golden jubilee Interfaith Festival
Lawyers’ body to help steer
anti-death campaign
AGPC to
help conserve Maharaja's tomb, but bagh in bad state
Lawyer
says he will continue to represent Sarabjit
Sikh
student assaulted in Australia
He said
he's "the biggest there is", now in jail big time |
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Video
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Speech of Tarlochan
Singh at Indian Parliament House |
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