because the truth needs to be told
At a poignant gathering in Surrey, the Vancouver Vichar Manch and Gurdip Arts Academy commemorated the life and legacy of Artist Jarnail Singh. Held at his namesake gallery, the event turned quiet absence into soulful presence as friends, family, and admirers ... More »
The Sikh community in Delhi has made a significant mark in the recently concluded Vidhan Sabha elections, securing five out of the 70 Assembly seats. This marks a noteworthy moment in the city’s political landscape, as Sikh candidates from the Bharatiya Janata... More »
S P Singh is a senior journalist who knows where the shoe pinches but hasn’t mustered up enough courage to hurl one at so many deserving faces he has come across in a quarter-century of journalism. Hence, this tribute, remembering and decoding the one act of J... More »
Aam Aadmi Party denies representation to Sikh residents of Delhi by giving them negligible representation constituency-wise and to Sikh leaders who have served the people of Delhi and also stood by the party. DENYING NOMINATIONS TO SITTING SIKH MEMBERS OF THE ... More »
Delhi made Sikhs miss the bus in 1947. Delhi maimed and killed the Sikhs in June 1984. Delhi fell blind in November 1984. Delhi continues to fail the Sikhs- day in and day out. The Sikhs are perpetually awaiting justice and feel outraged about it. This is a qu... More »
Unable to withstand a cursory reply from the then Indian home minister P. Chidambaram, about acquittal of perpetrators of Nov 1984 carnage, Journalist Jarnail Singh softly hurled his shoe in protest in April 2009. Back then, WSN editor wrote an Open letter to... More »
8 years ago, journalist Jarnail Singh, now an activist and politician, flung his shoe at former Indian Home Minister P. Chidambaram, in reaction to comments about forgetting November 1984 at a press meet. Enamoured by his act, WSN Editor Jagmohan Singh wrote a... More »