Reliable and detailed information about the Nihang Singhs and Sikh history is notoriously sparse. The UK Punjab Heritage Association, however, led by Amandeep Singh Madra and Parmjit Singh, has been developing a series of websites to promote and educate the people at large about Sikh culture and history...
Have a look at our video of the Nick Fleming Living Divinely Exhibition which was held recently in the Nehru Centre in Mayfair, London. The video begins with a brief montage of the photography and attendees and includes some makeshift animation of Nick expounding upon one of his photos :> Then we have excerpts from Guru Kaur's opening speech where she explains how "Living Divinely" means not living "divided" and then proceeds to get the whole crowd involved in a roof-shaking battle cry with the help of her Nihang friend. Click read more to view the video.
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A Candle for the Dead
A sacred lake at 18,000 ft. Preserved remains of ancient soldiers. Bones that seem to be from people 10 ft. tall...
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