Remembering the Past, Engaging the Future aims to reshape how a religious tradition is studied, taught, and understood.

Bringing traditional Sikh legacy to the Met Gala, Diljit wore an ivory-toned turban that was perfectly complemented with Kalgi and a white feather plume- a nod to Sikh royalty. It gave a regal touch ...

The parade, known as a Nagar Kirtan, made its way through Sandymount and Ballsbridge, and features traditional Sikh music ... he would not be allowed to wear his turban as part of the garda ...

People often dress in bright traditional clothes, with orange and blue being symbolic Sikh colours. However, Vaisakhi is also a harvest festival. Vaisakhi marks the time when the rabi (winter ...

Bana, the distinctive Sikh clothing and headdress, was given as a reward by the ... The festival of Baisakhi, which is the beloved harvest festival, is observed by feasting, traditional dancing, fairs ...

Hundreds of thousands of people from the Sikh community will be marking ... and stalls selling traditional jewellery and clothing. There were a number of performances at the event Event organiser ...

A sea of salwaar kameez, traditional Indian clothes ... Thousands of festivalgoers perused books, toys, artwork, clothes, pamphlets from the Sikh Coalition. Kirtans, or prayers, sounded from ...

Men in the faith are easily recognizable since many have long beards and wear colorful turbans that ... The graphics show a traditional Sikh dagger stabbing a machine gun barrel painted orange ...

Sheena Pasricha, of Glen Ridge, is the first in the tri-state to purchase a Patka Box – a tool kit for educators on the traditional Sikh head covering ... the article of clothing and teaches ...

The Patka Box now helps answer all the questions one may have about the article of clothing and teaches teachers how to tie it. Joti Rekhi Aug 31, 2023, 11:14 PM ...

Are students in other countries restricted in what they can wear in the classroom if it's a traditional or religious garment, such as Sikh headdresses, or Muslim headscarves? In England ...