Anglo Sikh Wars project award was featured in the Leicester Mercury on Saturday 7th April 2018.
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SMI award featured in the Leicester Mercury
Register for the International Sikh Research Conference 2017
ISRC 2017 Register now
Please find attached the final call for registrations for the 4th International Sikh Research Conference at the University of Warwick (17th June 2017). As you will see the ISRC has a wonderful lineup of speaker with subjects covering: Sikh Scriptures, Sikh heritage in London, Sikh Empire under Maharajah Ranjit Singh,'Sikh radicalisation' and many other subjects.
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ISRC 2017 Call for papers
The ISRC has been successful in arranging three conferences in Sikh studies in the UK. We aim to encourage the global Sikh diaspora to engage with academic scholars and researchers to make this another important global event.
The conference aims to explore research and academic inquiry into various aspects of Sikh studies by providing an environment where academ...
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Bringing history alive through technology
Saakhi-Sikh History & Gurmat, a mobile application aimed at spreading awareness about Sikh religion, is one of Gurpreet Singh’s dream project.
While growing up, Gurpreet Singh listened to Gurus’ stories from his father-mother, nana-nani and dada-dadi. And, those very tales steeped in morals formed much of his world view. A tradition full of values, yet mad rush of materialism is what bother...
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Vadda Ghallughara: Sikh ‘holocaust’ monument is a symbol of govt negligence
Spread over 9.5 acres at Kup Rohira village in Sangrur district stands the ‘Vadda Ghallughara’ (big holocaust) built in the memory of 35,000 Sikhs who were massacred by the army of Afghan invader Ahmed Shah Abdali in February 5,1762.
The memorial, depicting the 254-year-old Sikh history and built at a cost of Rs 16 crore, has fallen victim to government apathy.
Inaugurated by Chief Minister ...
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International Sikh Research Conference 2016: Call for papers
Last year the Sikh Museum Initiative undertook the presentation Documenting Sikh Relics and Artefacts in the UK at the International Sikh research Conference(ISRC) 2015. The call for papers for the 3rd ISRC is now live.
The ISRC has been successful in arranging two conferences in Sikh studies in the UK. We aim to encourage the global Sikh diaspora to engage with academic scholars an...
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