The historical novel book titled ‘The Last Queen’ by the famed author Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni makes a fascinating read about the life and struggles of Maharani Jind Kaur known as Jindan, the youngest and the last queen of Sarkar (the Sikh empire).
Nanak effectively translated the Divine’s teachings for the welfare of mankind. After Nanak, the enlightenment (jot of wisdom) has been faithfully transferred from one guru to other which empowerment them to carry forward the mission of Baba Nanak.
I admire these women for following their instincts and living by their values. They did what they felt and knew was right, whether that was what was right for the liberation of their people, or the liberation of their own soul and being by following a passion or dream. And they pursued it, often by breaking gender and class norms.
A unique but relatively unknown heritage site that stands out not only for its depiction of women in fresco art but also because of what it can teach us about the evolution of religious identities in Punjab over the last century.
The third teaser for the eagerly anticipated ‘Motherhood: The Journey of Mata Sahib Kaur’ has been released! Epic, immersive, beautiful - these are a few fitting words to describe the teaser, but they are just the tip of the iceberg.
Women in uncountable numbers have immensely contributed and ably supported all through the development and growth of Sikhism...
Women in uncountable number have immensely contributed and ably supported all through the development and growth of Sikhism and its ever increasing creditability, not only in India but across the globe.
They are the team behind 'Chaar Sahibzaade', the highest grossing Indian animation film in history. Their expertise will make an already remarkable story into a truly immersive experience.
When I was recently asked to give a presentation at the University of Toronto on Sikh women, I instantly knew I should return that honour by presenting on the realities and challenges of the great Sikh women of our past, present and future.
Both movies are based on true stories and are set against the backdrop of the British rule of India.