Explore the teachings of Sikhism’s ten Gurus, from Guru Nanak to Guru Gobind Singh, and their profound impact on faith, community, and moral living.

They're called the Five Ks because in the Punjabi language, they all begin with a K: kara - a steel bangle; kesh - uncut hair; kangha - a comb; kaacha - undershorts; and kirpan - a short sword.

Kahaa bhayo jo doaoo lochan moond kai baitth rahio bak dhiaan lagaaeio” translates to “Of what use it is if one sits and ...

Kirpan (symbolic dagger), kangha (comb) and kachcha (underwear) are the other three. There have hardly been any claims that ...

The festival that is celebrated with great enthusiasm, festivity and extravagance is here. Karwachauth is an important festival celebrated in the northern India when married women observe fast for ...