Today marks the Sikh New Year with the start of Chet in the Nanakshahi calendar.
A time to reflect on gratitude, faith, and standing for what is right.
Respect and solidarity to the brave men and women serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.
Happy Sikh New Year.
#SupportOurTroops#USA
If Majha is in problem Malwa is there, if Malwa in problem doaba is there, if doaba is in trouble Puadh is there, Beauty of My Punjab❤ it's self govern not depended on useless Governments much🙌
Majha, Malwa, Doaba, Puadh = Punjab❤🔥
#PunjabFloods#Punjab
First they seized control of Punjab’s water now they weaponize that water to target Punjab.
The bloodshed of the Sikh Genocide may have stopped but it continues today in various invisible forms.
#riparianrights#PunjabFloods
🚨🇺🇸 FAITH GROUPS BRING THE HEAT TO FIGHT L.A. WILDFIRES
As California’s wildfires rage, faith groups are proving they’re hotter than the flames when it comes to helping. Sikh volunteers in Covina, led by Mohinder Singh, served 1,300 hot meals in one day.
Singh:
“When we serve chai, there is a glow on people’s faces like we are giving them gold.
The pleasure in their eyes is soothing to me.
We are planning to make samosas tomorrow.”
United Sikhs knows how to bring the spice—and the snacks—to disaster relief.
The BAPS Hindu temple in Chino Hills wasted no time, launching a donation drive in 24 hours and raising funds with the hashtag SOCALSTRONG.
Essentials like water and sleeping bags rolled in faster than wildfire gossip.
Meanwhile, the Muslim community raised $700K after Masjid Al-Taqwa burned down.
Former Imam of the mosque and community partner, Jihad Saafir:
"It’s beautiful seeing everyone coming together, this community is a community of light.
It is a temporary setback for a beautiful comeback, I have faith and a lot of people are rooting for Masjid Al Taqwa.”
Even Christian and Buddhist groups jumped in, handing out blankets and prayers like pros.
Wildfires may destroy, but kindness rebuilds faster.
Source: NBC News
The Sikhs are a highly principled and brave group, never confuse them with the general description of the Sub-Continent, they are different. They are warriors and proud! God bless them!
They took their photos and then killөd them, claiming it was an encountөr.
In 1991, Indian police killөd 10 Sikhs in Pilibhit in fake encountөrs, labeling them as terrorists. In 2016, a CBI court sentenced the 43 guilty cops to life imprisonment.