I wanted to share another short cute video. These kids REALLY wanted to share with YOU how much they love the stories They want to inspire you to help SikhNet make more stories.
Personal message from SikhNet.com founder Gurumustuk Singh with with a cute video of Sikh kids sharing about how the children's audio stories have impacted their lives.
It all started this past summer, when our Kids Stories app was going to stop working - but through your generosity we were able to save it. We were able not only to rebuild the iOS app to current specifications, but we also created a brand new Android app as well!
Introducing the new SikhNet Audio Stories App for iOS and Android!
This summit reminded me that I am not alone in the pursuit to make human rights the norm. All these youth, from so many different parts of the world and from so many walks of life all share the drive to make the world a more free, equal, and just place.
Youth Q&A - My husband is Amritdhaari Sikh and he is divorcing me after domestic violence and abuse.
I still believed that my husband loved me I can't let go of the feeling of love towards him.
“When I reached my son’s school, I saw the principal and a teacher watching a YouTube video whilst trying to re-tie my son’s patka, which had come off. My heart melted to see so much love for the Sikh turban” – Amarpreet Singh, whose 5-year-old son studies at a Christian school in a Melbourne suburb.
I am a teenage Sikh. I have been told by almost all my family members that it is not a must to keep my hair long...
We are a team of volunteers who have undertaken projects to help special needs children in the UK and India
