Jaswinder Bhalla, fondly remembered as the comedy king of Punjab, passed away on August 22, 2025, at the age of 65. Known for his unforgettable roles in Carry On Jatta and his legendary Chhankata series, he brought generations endless laughter with his sharp wit and satire, all

Punjab is dealing with its worst floods since 1988. Over 3 lakh acres of crops have been destroyed and more than 1,000 villages are underwater. 🙏 Prayers for Punjab & neighbouring states. Hope they get relief from the devastating floods soon.

Chardi Kala, the Sikh philosophy of unshakable optimism has long defined Punjab’s resilience. Invaders once looted, burned, and razed their fields, yet Punjabis rebuilt every time. Today, as 3 lakh acres of farmland lie submerged, 1,200+ villages reel, 3.8 lakh are displaced,

It just takes one oddball 🤦🏽‍♂️ to mess up, and suddenly the whole community and country gets tagged with that image 😬. That’s why every time we step out, it’s on us to put our best foot forward 👟✨. Because like it or not, our behavior shapes how people look at all of us. 👥🌍

We don’t fast. I mean, Sikhs literally got langar feeding anyone and everyone. But hey, sometimes you do it for the homies outta respect for their culture. I’ve fasted few days for the Ramzan fast back in my North Africa / Middle East days. We get Christmas tree for X-Mas, and

Saw a video of the Irish Guards marching in their bearskin hats 💂‍♂️… and then there’s one Sikh standing tall in his turban. Most of the Brits in the comments were super positive, calling out how British Sikhs are mad patriotic and serve the country like champs 🇬🇧💪. Big respect

We’d be waiting since morning for evening to roll in, time to head to the Gurudwara, light candles, come home, do the paath, light up the house, and then dig into all the Diwali mithai, homemade shakkar pare, and nimkis… before finally bursting crackers 🎆🪔 Of course, times

The 5th Sikh Guru, Guru Arjan Dev Ji, was the first Sikh martyr 🙏. In 1606, Emperor Jahangir ordered his torture and execution because the Guru refused to give up his faith or change Sikh teachings to please the Mughal court 💔. His sacrifice became a turning point in Sikh

with Turban and Gloves? Or Gunji Chudial? #HappyHalloweenDesi Halloween 🎃 - It’s Halloween again and every Delhi / NCR shop looks like a Marvel warehouse - pirates, witches, superheroes, the usual clichés. Even the desi kids doing trick-or-treat look like they just walked out of

Nov. 1984 💔🙏☮️

Bhupinder Singh, a humble carpenter who once carved a wooden bat for his little daughter, Amanjot Kaur . What started as a father’s small gift turned into the beginning of a dream 💭 Back then, Amanjot was the only girl playing cricket with the boys in her mohalla — and yeah,

Did you know Guru Nanak Dev Ji was one of the most well-travelled people of his time? Over nearly 25 years, he undertook four epic journeys, known as the Udasis, spreading his message of love, equality, and humanity. He travelled through lands shaped by Hinduism, Islam, and

Remembrance Day – November 11 🌺 November 11 marks Remembrance Day, the day World War I officially ended in 1918, the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month. It’s a day to honor the brave soldiers who fought and sacrificed their lives in the war. Among them were over 100,000

Back in the day, some Punjabi family, mostly Hindu Punjabi used to make their firstborn a Sikh 💪. They called it Gurdino, meaning “giving to the Gurus.” It was their way of showing respect to the Gurus and standing with the Khalsa, the OG protectors of the land ⚔️.