Podcasts about gurdwaras

00:00 - The secret life of an identical twin02:30 - Virasati Asthan Seva09:26 - Western civilisation maintains architecture11:55 - Kavi Santokh Singh Haveli18:10 - Maharaja Ranjit Singh + Kavi Santokh Singh21:44 - How do you know the charity is going to the right place?27:02 - Why can't Gurdwaras in the UK support conservation?32:31 - Taking ownership of our heritage36:35 - Sikhi through architecture43:18 - Connecting emotionally to heritage46:42 - Colonialism's impact on materials + skillmanship50:12 - The message of Sikhi 52:14 - Western travel bloggers visiting Gurdwaras55:25 - There is more we can do as a community57:42 - Creating a Sikh Heritage TrailDonate here:https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/haveli-kavi-santokh-singhCheck out Virasati Asthan Seva's website:https://www.virasati.org/Follow Us On:Tik Tok - https://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-tik-tokInstagram - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-instaFacebook - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebookSpotify - http://bit.ly/indy-and-drAlso available at all podcasting outlets.#sikhhistory #sikhism #sikhi

For the past few days, stones are being placed on the walls of the historical building of Gurdwara Sish Ganj Sahib, Sri Anandpur Sahib in the name of Kaar Sewa and beautification. This News/Article Sikhs Need to Preserve Historical Sites, Buildings, Sacred Places & Gurdwaras: Bhai Sukhwinder Singh appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News.

00:00 - Calling the Indian Army to storm Gurdwaras in Brampton04:09 - Is this a repeat of 1984?07:24 - The power of misinformation 12:33 - Is Canada harbouring Sikh activists for votes?14:43 - What would Khalistan look like?20:34 - Do people outside of India have a right to discuss Indian politics?25:45 - Social Media - free speech vs censorship vs misinformation31:25 - Sikh migration to the UK + Canada41:05 - Has Dr disappeared? 44:11 - Dr stroked a dog!51:20 - Ekkam turns 1 + the search of 4 cheese gnocchi55:41 - Indy would go full Gone Girl if Dr disappeared58:48 - How do you celebrate a 1st birthday?01:03:30 - Yellow gold doesn't suit us!01:11:37 - Diljit round 201:15:28 - Mo Gilligan has white people money now01:19:21 - Tez Ilyas on tour01:23:46 - Sanj wanted to invite her whole family to Paratha Box01:30:29 - Dressing up for Halloween + Comicon Follow Us On: Tik Tok - https://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-tik-tokInstagram - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-instaFacebook - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebookSpotify - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr Also available at all podcasting outlets. #sikh #canadasikh #khalistan

Join us for an insightful conversation with Davinder Toor, a renowned Sikh artefact collector and expert on Maharaja Ranjit Singh's incredible legacy. In this episode, we explore rare artefacts, untold stories, and the inspiring journey of preserving Sikh heritage.What To Expect

Sikh Shahadat, a quarterly magazine, organized a first seminar to analyze the writings related to “Teeja Ghallughara”, June 1984 attack of Indian Army on Darbar Sahib (Amritsar) and 70 other Gurdwaras across Punjab and adjoining states This News/Article Why it is Important For Sikhs to Read Books on June 84? appeared first on Sikh Siyasat News.

00:00 - Plain t-shirt crew + too many stairs04:25 - Dr has put in a request for annual leave05:51 - What is the value of the story?08:57 - Payday is so far away10:26 - Gravesend Gurdwara incident + lack of media coverage17:38 - Should security be heightened at Gurdwaras?20:31 - Scunthorpe Gurdwara incident + Golak being stolen23:04 - Scandals getting leaked quickly via CCTV23:57 - What is the motive for stealing from a Gurdwara?28:02 - Is Langar in India different from the UK?29:43 - Are there too many Gurdwaras in one area?31:36 - Indy's punjabi lessons are coming in handy32:41 - Haldi Manicure36:32 - Does eating with your hands make food taste better?39:52 - How much do you care about nails + Weedol donations welcome42:50 - Indy needs to do his punjabi homework44:50 - But what did I do?!48:04 - Dr likes putting things in the bin52:56 - Dr is a part of the cleaning team54:45 - Writing your UCAS personal statement57:33 - Watching workers at the house01:01:35 - JSK likes dismantling boxes01:04:22 - Sanj likes resurrecting her phone01:07:39 Sanj finally attempts to buy a new phone01:11:10 - Apple vs Android + Indy unleashed Bal01:15:36 - How long should a phone last?01:18:09 - Indy Intangibles + Maths lessons01:22:00 - 20k followers on IG + so much is going on!01:23:56 - Seating at events is confusing + seeing LeBron James IRL01:31:16 - Being invited to Sunny + Shay BBC London Radio show Follow Us On: Tik Tok - https://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-tik-tokInstagram - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-instaFacebook - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebookSpotify - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr Also available at all podcasting outlets.

00:00 - Creating the Sikh Hunger Games?01:37 - Hor Dass03:08 - Training in 6 sports over 5 days07:24 - My Dad taught me how to ride a bike without stabilisers09:08 - Supporting Punjabi women playing sport 11:43 - Normalising sports in Sikhi13:43 - Multiple teams of women around the UK signed up to compete17:09 - Having 3 generations competing in the Sikh games19:15 - Showcasing team sports + punjabi speaking competition21:45 - Encouraging communities to come together25:30 - Creating opportunities for the UK Sikh Community29:00 - Promoting exercise + movement 33:06 - Finding connections with sports professionals35:29 - Parents navigating the word of sports + ECB outreach 41:58 - How are people coming together to train?48:01 - What next for the Sikh games?49:55 - Bringing together communities across districts52:41 - Building relationships with Gurdwaras nationally55:22 - 3 pockets of the sangat + connection of sport01:00:10 - Harmidan Fateh Follow Us On: Tik Tok - https://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-tik-tokInstagram - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-instaFacebook - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr-facebookSpotify - http://bit.ly/indy-and-dr Also available at all podcasting outlets.

News from this episode: Penticton Art Gallery's full funding restored A sawmill storage house in southeast B.C. was home to North America's first gurdwara, researcher says B.C. pledges $10M funding boost for Chinese Canadian Museum ahead of opening Organization looking for permanent home to house Terry Fox collection Whistler Museum inks land transfer, launches fundraising portal for new building Buster, a dinosaur unique to B.C., comes to life in new exhibit Also, Lorenda Calvert reports live from the Canadian Museums Association's Hill Day in Ottawa.

In this katha by Sant Sujan Singh (Nanaksar wale) talks about Baba Nand Singh Ji on why all Gurdwaras were temporary Any issues please contact me on kam1825@hotmail.com I would also like to thank my sponsors who have donated towards the podcasts financially. Thank you with your continuing support this podcast can become self sustaining

Ravinder Singh Sethi from Nepal has offered three different commemorative coins issued by the Nepal Rastra Bank to Blackburn Gurdwara in Melbourne and Reevsby amidst special functions. - नेपाली नागरिक रविन्दर सिंह सेठीले नेपाल राष्ट्र ब्याङ्कद्वारा जारी गरिएका तीन विभिन्न दरका सिक्काहरू अस्ट्रेलियाका दुई गुर्रद्वाराहरूलाई हस्तान्तरण गरेका छन्। सेठीले पूर्वी मेलबर्न स्थित ब्लाकबर्नमा रहेको श्री गुर्रद्वारा शाहिब ब्लाकबर्नलाई २०२२ नोभेम्बर १३ मा र दक्षिणी सिड्नीको रिभ्सबी स्थित श्री गुरु सिंह सभा गुर्रद्वारालाई २०२३ ज्यानुअरी १५ मा ती सिक्काहरू अर्पण गरेका हुन्। यसै सन्दर्भमा हामीले मेलबर्नमा सेठी लगायत कार्यक्रममा उपस्थित रहेका भिक्टोरियाका लागि नेपाली दूत चन्द्र योञ्जन, अस्ट्रेलियाका लागि भारतीय राजदूत मनप्रीत बोहरा लगायत समुदायका मानिसहरूसँगका साथै सिड्नी कार्यक्रमका दिन उनले एसबीएस पन्जाबीसँग गरेको कुराकानीहरू सुन्नुहोस्।

On this episode of "Come Pray with Me" I interview Angad Pal Singh from Gurdwara Sikh Sangat Boston. He will be sharing the relationship Sikhi have with Waheguru, how Gurdwaras adapted to COVID-19 regulations, and the meaning behind sacred garbs Sikhi wear, often referred to as "the five k's".   One of the major texts of Sikhism is the Guru Granth Sahib, which can be found here for free https://app.gurugranthsahib.io/.   This episode features discussion of violent hate crimes and discrimination against Sikhi that may be upsetting to some audience members. Listener discretion is advised. Nonprofits that aid Sikhi who have faced discrimination include United Sikhs and Sikh Coalition, which can be found here. https://unitedsikhs.org/about/ https://www.sikhcoalition.org/.   This episode is dedicated to the Sikhi, whose faith and devotion to justice inspired the creation of this podcast.  This episode was edited by Ashley Trammell.

#PearlsOfWisdom #BabaIqbalSinghJi Is it appropriate to install chairs, sofas, A.C. etc. in Gurdwaras? ਕੀ ਗੁਰਦੁਆਰਿਆਂ ਵਿੱਚ ਕੁਰਸੀਆਂ, ਸੋਫੇ, ਏ.ਸੀ. ਆਦਿ ਲਗਾਉਣਾ ਠੀਕ ਹੈ? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/babaiqbalsinghji/support

Gurdwara Committees have long been a talking point in Sikh circles, but what is it actually like being in one? In this podcast, we're joined by Bhai Mandeep Singh, a qualified school teacher, Parcharak and Gurdwara Committee member! In this podcast, we discuss all things related to Gurdwara committees, corruption, the hurdles involved and the systems that are currently in place. We also speak about how everyone can get involved in the Gurdwara, whether in the committees or just being a regular Sevadaar. You'll be surprised at the different opportunities available to you to make meaningful impact and change in your community. This podcast has some hidden gems so please be sure to watch it all! ——————————————————

This episode was recorded Friday night, prior to the Freedom Convoy reaching Ottawa over the weekend. Also, we all suffered from some technical audio difficulties and while we tried to do our best in post-production to fix some of these up, there's only so much that we could do. Apologies in advance for that. As for this episode We talked about: "Trucker" support for these protests. Punjabi and Sikh involvement in them. Gurdwaras getting closed in light of them. Predictions for what comes about. Is the media overhyping the protests? Should politicians be getting dragged for their families stances on these protests? Shinda shares his thoughts on Bobba Fett and we dive into the Matrix vs Star Wars. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/much-ado-about-nothing/message

#PearlsOfWisdom #ShiromaniPanthRatan #BabaIqbalSinghJi Villagers construct separate Gurdwaras according to caste or community. Is it right or not? ਪਿੰਡ ਵਾਸੀ ਜਾਤੀ ਜਾਂ ਫਿਰਕੇ ਅਨੁਸਾਰ ਵੱਖਰੇ-ਵੱਖਰੇ ਗੁਰਦੁਆਰੇ ਉਸਾਰਦੇ ਹਨ, ਇਹ ਸਹੀ ਹੈ ਜਾਂ ਨਹੀਂ? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/babaiqbalsinghji/support

Two lynching incidents in Punjab over alleged 'sacrilege' have led to a lot of concern. Shekhar Gupta looks at the law against sacrilege and why these lynchings have a 2017 connection. In Episode 901 of CutTheClutter, we also look at why these incidents are alarming. Brought to you by  @Kia India  ----more----Read Chitleen Sethi's article here: https://theprint.in/india/what-is-beadbi-or-sacrilege-in-sikhism-which-sees-guru-granth-sahib-as-living-guru/784089/----more----Watch the full episode of Cut The Clutter Sikhs of Nihang: https://youtu.be/Wr_VrctlzaE

In this episode I get the chance to talk to Peter Bance author of 'Sikhs in Britain: 150 years of photographs' about Sikh migration, immigration and settlement in Britain over the last 150 years. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★ As always here's a time stamped breakdown of the conversation: 00:00 - Introduction 01:18 - Why did decide to research this topic? 03:04 - When is the first instance of Sikh migration from India? 07:15 - How does caste and class influence migration and did this change? 11:57 - What was the relationship between early Sikh peddlars and the Jewish community? 15:00 - What is the legislation change that impacts 'chain-migration'? 16:18 - Is this the only instance of legislation impacting Sikh immigration, or does it occur in other places? 17:28 - What was it about Britain that attracted the first Sikh settlers? 24:18 - How did Sikh migration and the establishment of Gurdwaras work? 27:58 - Are the current concerntrations of the British Sikh population reflective of early Sikh settlement? 31:57 - During your research what were some of the common experiences that early Sikh migrants faced? 36:11 - How did the peddlar trade continue to be a career choice for Sikh immigrants throughout the 20th century? 45:33 - What's the difference between the two editions of your 'Sikhs in Britain' book? 47:22 - What about World War I influences Sikh immigration to England? 51:18 - What role did Britain play in the Indian nationalist movement? 56:07 - Udham Singh in Coventry? 01:00:01 - Accounts of Udham Singh 01:02:55 - Udham Singh, Communism and the IWA. 01:05:12 - Final comments

Gurpurab commemorates the birth of Guru Nanak Dev ji, the first Sikh Guru. Gurpurab, one of the most holy holidays, falls on the Guru Purniama of the Kartik month. Guru Nanak Jayanti otherwise called Gurpurab, is the main celebration for the devotees of the religion of Sikhism. The celebration is celebrated on arrival of Kartik Poornima, which is the fifteenth lunar day in the long stretch of Kartik as depicted by the Hindu schedule, and typically falls in the period of November by the Gregorian schedule. The celebrations in Gurudwaras begin two days before Guru Nanak Jayanti. Akhand Path is a 48-hour continuous recitation of the Guru Granth Sahib. A parade named Nagarkirtan is organised a day before Guru Nanak's birthday. The march is led by five men known as the Panj Pyare, who carry the Nishan Sahib, a Sikh three-sided flag. On the day of Gurpurab, a unique Langar is served. The concept of Langar was first started by Guru Nanak Ji himself. Night prayer sessions are also held at several Gurdwaras on this special day. The list of nine other Sikh Gurus who preached the teachings of Guru Nanak Ji are: Guru Angad Ji Guru Amar Das Ji Guru Ram Das Ji Guru Arjan Ji Guru Hargobind Ji Guru Har Rai Ji Guru Har Krishan Ji Guru Teg Bahadur Ji Guru Gobind Singh Ji Support the show: https://www.patreon.com/chimesradio See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today's episode explores two out of the ten historical gurudwaras situated in Delhi. These Gurudwaras not just provide a serenic environment to offer prayers, but also preserve the rich history of Sikhism. Tune into this episode and join us as we explore Gurdwara Nanak Piao Sahib and Gurdwara Majnu ka Tilla and know more about what makes these places an important part of Sikh heritage.

On the next Valley Edition: Now that pandemic restrictions on places of worship have lifted, some temples serving Punjabi Sikhs have partnered with COVID-19 vaccine clinics.

On the next Valley Edition: Now that pandemic restrictions on places of worship have lifted, some temples serving Punjabi Sikhs have partnered with COVID-19 vaccine clinics. Plus, w hat happened after a brush fire tore through four immigrant-owned businesses in a Tulare County community. And the danger reckless driving poses to wildlife in Yosemite. Listen to these stories and more in the podcast above.

Now that most pandemic restrictions on houses of worship have been lifted, the Sikh Institute of Fresno looks much like it did pre-COVID. On a recent Sunday at this 3-story, salmon-colored temple known as a gurdwara, people stream in and out of the main worship hall, some wearing traditional saris and kurtas, others in t-shirts and jeans. While they circle the altar, a trio of men playing harmoniums and tabla drums sing hymns known as kirtan in the Northern Indian language of Punjabi. Outside, families wait in long lines for bubbling trays of vegetable curry, lentils and roti on the way to the langar hall, a cafeteria where they can eat and catch up with friends. But on this day, classrooms decked out with chalkboards and bright posters that are typically used for Punjabi school have been repurposed. Sitting in one of them is 13-year-old Navleen Kaur. “A lot of people are getting sick, and for them we are getting the vaccine,” she said. This room is the observation area of a pop-up

In this episode of the ਸੋਚ podcast I get to talk to Davinder Singh Toor, who he has put together one of the finest collections of Sikh art, arms, armour and rare artefacts from all over the world. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★ In this episode we cover all of the following (with a rough time stamp): 00:00 - Intro and getting to know more about Davinder Singh Toor's family history, upbringing and the lessons he learnt from his parents. 07:29 - Why it's important to be frank about history and Davinder's initial interest in history and art 09:08 - Did you pursue art or history at university or something else? 10:23 - Growing up in the 90s, and a series of key events - including volunteering at the 1999, V&A Arts of the Sikh Kingdom Exhibition and becoming addicted to golf 18:52 - What goes into locating, verifying and acquiring art and artefacts? 20:30 - Advice to those who have just started collecting? 25:32 - How do you make sure the item is authentic? 29:27 - Are there special storage conditions required for some items? 30:32 - Are there any items you've had to restore? 33:28 - Where are most Sikh artefacts located and how did they get there? 38:18 - If items from Ranjit Singh's treasury came up for auction today, how would they be verified? 40:50 - Are there any items related to the Gurus in Ranjit's treasury and what happened to them? 43:38 - Have you come across any contemporary portraits of the Sikh Gurus? 48:19 - Art in the Sikh misl period 54:27 - What is Sikh Art? 1:05:40 - Have you come across any art or artefacts that have changed the popular historical narrative? 1:14:47 - Have you come across art of or manuscripts relating to Sri Dasam Granth? 1:18:20 - What are your opinions on Sikh artefacts belonging to private collectors rather than institutions or Gurdwaras?

Lichfield Cathedral has committed to helping a medical practice vaccinate the local community for a year, meaning that for several days a week it will sacrifice its worship space for public health. Few cathedrals are accessible to the elderly and vulnerable who need to be vaccinated immediately – but fortunately Lichfield, which was built as a medieval centre of healing for pilgrims, was built with step-free access way back in the 12th century. Sophia Smith-Galer reports. Monday the 18th January is Martin Luther King day, a public holiday in the USA. The Episcopal Bishop Michael Curry is the first African American to serve as presiding bishop of the Episcopal Church known for his sermon on the power of love for the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. He talks to William about Martin Luther King’s life and all that he signified could not be more timely. An award winning documentary exploring Sikh music uncovers how the harmonium became a mainstream instrument in temples and Gurdwaras around the world. Jasvir Kaur Rababan CEO of the Raj Conservatoire, London explains why she believes its introduction changed the tone of devotional music. Producers: Carmel Lonergan Catherine Earlam Editor: Tim Pemberton

Despite the fact that religious places have been allowed to reopen after the Covid-19 lockdown, community leaders have called upon people to celebrate Gurupurab at home. Tune in to this episode as Rohini & Sachin discuss the Gurupurab celebration.

In this episode I get to talk with the man behind Sikh Archive. ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★ ★ Buy this podcast a coffee ★ We start off the conversation talking about family, in particular his baby daughter, Brexit, Punjab and tomatoes. We then dive into wider migration patterns and how they affected his family. The difficulties in tracing Punjabi family lineage, social and historical capital and the legacy of colonial legislation. We then move onto more interesting topics (one sent in by a number of followers) namely what does Sikh Archive say to those who accuse him of being too left-leaning? This touches upon a number of things such as Kamala Harris, Marcus Rashford and identity politics. This then flows into a discussion regarding what is justice? How do we engage with injustice, whether that be historical injustice or societal injustice. We discuss Sikhs in the military, integration and alignment to whiteness, the martial race narrative and the Sikh nation. We round the episode off asking how and why Sikh Archive was started, book recommendations, the Sikh ethos of uprooting tyrannical systems and the changing landscape of Sikhi & Gurdwaras.

This week, Jasvir Kaur Rababan addresses your concerns, questions and comments regarding the last episode of Kaur Voices Talk Show called "Ep 22 - Sexual Abuse in Gurdwaras." Please watch this episode to understand her intention behind sharing this difficult topic, and learn about the https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/metoosikh?__cft__[0]=AZXAB8WcpIY604aX8BZfs3XnuW78EXkCGvePwQ70tmww3iE6lZxDfZnwMhPYIyI5QJjPEZCMcI5vi3UxE2mA22AyRdvtpfk50bNCZWi-g3jO4A_dSFB4h9ZFc8deyVFPIDxFOaWPdDnm7g0u8-6dYw1kxYSKd--HVOlYABxK1rJOb31bf4Q06z7eNlTHPSbXFTQ&__tn__=*NK*F (#MeTooSikh) Movment she is launching and why it's so important. Support this podcast

Synagogues, Black Churches, Gurdwaras, and Mosques have all been targeted by White supremacists who've committed horrific hate crimes. In an effort to build lasting solidarity, Muslim ARC (that is the Muslim Anti Racism Collaborative) hosted a multi-faith Call-in to Call Out Hate public conference call on Friday November 2nd, The call was moderated by Muslim ARC Co-founder and Managing Director Margari Hill. The panelist are: Alison Kysia, Teaching for Change; Arjun Sethi, Professor Georgetown University and author of American Hate: Survivors Speak Out; Kameelah Rashad, Muslim Wellness Foundation, Rabbi Aryeh Cohen, Bend the Arc. Engineer- Tariq I. El-Amin Music- My Algo2 by Yan Terrien---https://bit.ly/2EB9yPs Image Muslim ARC

Sikhism is a Punjabi (Indian) religion that goes back some 500 years, and as a devotional singer/ songwriter Manika's goal is to modernize the context and of the old religious texts so that young Sikhs all over the world can connect to and benefit from their messages. Manika won the 2016 Sikh Award for Sikhs in Entertainment and has amassed over 10,000,000 views on YouTube. Manika's other passion is her philanthropic work. She tirelessly campaigns for the eradication of poverty in rural Punjab via her work with the organisation Kirtan for Causes. All profits from sales of her albums and live concerts are donated directly to the charity, which supports the education of disadvantaged youth via sponsorship schemes. Manika personally sponsors and educates 200 children. In 2015 she gave a sold-out concert at London's prestigious Union Chapel and she has been invited to sing in Gurdwaras around the world. Manika has been featured on the BBC Radio, ABC Australia and more. We talked about the reality of life in Punjab including farmer suicide and cervical cancer; we talked about what drives her personally and professionally, her difficulty as a misfit child and how that has become a source of strength, how important it is to love and look after oneself. Arranged marriage. Her upcoming book. My favourite line of the interview was "A child gives birth to a mother – and he gave birth to a strong one." To find out more about Manika, please visit her website www.manikamusic.com. You can find her on Instagram @manika.kaur and Twitter @manikakaur To make a direct donation to her charity, please visit www.educatetosave.com

This weeks episode the show is c-hosted and we return to our normal format of meanings, history, stories, a shabad translation and inspirational music - We look at the importance of Gurdwaras and the life of Guru Hargobin Ji - Our shabad translation features the shabad - Mera Mujhme sung by Chitra Roy. We close the show with a track by Elton John suggesting that we should be truly gratful for what we have - We suggest that humanity helps each other, especially in a world of unfortunate inequality.

This week we have developed an outside broadcast special - Recorded in Southall we travelled to different Gurdwaras, we have posted the photos on the blog site - In the meanings section we talk about the 5 rings that surround a Sikh - Our featured Shabad translation is from Snatam Kaur - Also in this episode we are grateful for our audio support from Rohin Singh and special guest Jasprit Singh currently completing his MA in museum studies and working at the Victoria and Albert museum Jasprit helped with this weeks story - the origins of the Red Cross concept by a Sikh - We close with some inspirational music from Paul Hardcastle and M People.