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Scenes from the Dastar Bandi ceremony of Kunwar Abhyuday Pratap Singh of Nabha, the great-great-grandson of H.H Maharaja Ripudaman Singh of the Nabha State, held at the Royal Sheesh Mahal, Nabha. Punjab has always understood something that official histories often miss: Raaj is not just rule, it is responsibility . Among the Phulkian houses that shaped Sikh political life, Nabha siyasat occupies a distinctive place, less about spectacle and more about continuity, a quiet insi

Police restrict pro-Khalistan protesters outside India House in London. In late 2025, images from a protest in London circulated widely across social media showing Khalistan flags, incendiary slogans, and aggressive posturing. The crowd itself was small. What gave the episode disproportionate weight was not numbers, but the speed with which the visuals were amplified online. This pattern is now familiar. Khalistan exists today not as a mass movement, but as a carefully engine

On December 7, 2025, police in Amritsar registered an FIR against 16 individuals, including former officials of Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) The discovery of 328 missing “saroops” of the Guru Granth Sahib , the eternal scripture of the Sikh faith, has sent shockwaves through the Sikh community and beyond. This unfolding scandal, which has led to the registration of an FIR  against 16 SGPC officials, is not just about the loss of sacred texts, but a betrayal

Why Is a Terror Apologist Like Gurpatwant Singh Pannun Becoming a Regular on CTV News, One of Canada’s Largest Broadcasters? Canada has developed a deeply troubling habit: mistaking recklessness for neutrality. The latest example came when CTV News handed a prime-time platform to Gurpatwant Singh Pannun, the US and Canada based figurehead of the Khalistan extremist ecosystem, and introduced him as a commentator on Canada–India trade. This was not diversity of viewpoints. It w

In the second week of November, Panjab University in Chandigarh transformed from a centre of learning into a flashpoint of unrest. The immediate trigger was the long-delayed senate elections , which had not been held for several years due to administrative and legal hurdles. Students, supported by various unions, demanded that the elections be restored promptly and that the university’s decision-making bodies be reconstituted through democratic means. What began as a legitima