Manmohan Vaidya Bharat was in the midst of fighting the corona pandemic situation when the news of the Chinese attempt to encroach into Ladakh’s Galwan region and the ensuing struggle of our armed forces rattled the country. Twenty warriors of our Army made a heroic s … [Read more...] about Strong leadership, unity is key to resurgent Bharat
Line of Actual Control: Evolution to becoming a Line of No Control?
Col Alok Mathur, SM (Veteran) India has a 3488 kms long frontier with China along Xinjiang, Uygur, Zizhiqu and Tibet. Of this, 1597 kms is in Ladakh, 200 kms in Himachal Pradesh, 345 kms in Uttrakhand, 220 kms in Sikkim and 1126 kms in Arunachal Pradesh. Interestingly, … [Read more...] about Line of Actual Control: Evolution to becoming a Line of No Control?
Harvesting Souls In Punjab: How The Evangelical Ecosystem Targets Sikhs
Aravindan Neelakandan Four Sikhs – Paramjit Singh of Amritsar, Simarjit Singh and Jaspal Singh of Sanghe village, and Manavdeep Singh of Deenewale village – were arrested on 27 June 2017 for making “derogatory remarks against Jesus Christ”. The Christian protestors indulge … [Read more...] about Harvesting Souls In Punjab: How The Evangelical Ecosystem Targets Sikhs
The martyrdom of Bhai Taru Singh
Professor Karamjeet Singh Sikh history is replete with stories of valour and commitment to the religion. The Sikhs and the Khalsa, who were in the 18 century persecuted by the Mughal regime, preferred to embrace death willingly and with great dignity rather than bow to the … [Read more...] about The martyrdom of Bhai Taru Singh
Saga of the historic disconnect of Sikhs of J&K
Lt. Gen. PS Mehta Sikhs of J&K have been on the forefront ever since the erstwhile Empire of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. They have made innumerable sacrifices towards the service of the State and the Country despite being a minuscule minority. In the 1947 Kabali raid on … [Read more...] about Saga of the historic disconnect of Sikhs of J&K