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Sikh miniature painting

Guru Granth Sahib

Nagar Kirtan

Sikh meditating

Folk Tales of Punjab

A Sikh calligrapher focused on creating Gurbani calligraphy, surrounded by sheets of handwritten scripture.

Sikh Women

Collage of Punjabi women writers past and present, including Amrita Pritam and Dalip Kaur Tiwana with modern women writing in Punjab, symbolizing continuity in literature.

Gurdwara Museum

A large group of Sikh soldiers in orange turbans and khaki uniforms march in perfect formation on a wide road during a parade, moving in unison with disciplined posture against a foggy backdrop.

Partition 1947

A modern collage of five book covers by Sikh authors — Train to Pakistan, What the Body Remembers, Milk and Honey, Chef, and Crimson Spring.

Composite image of Sikh athletes Milkha Singh, Balbir Singh Sr., Darsh Preet Singh, and Fauja Singh against a stadium backdrop.

Villagers wade through floodwaters in Punjab, led by a young man carrying relief supplies on his head.

Inside a Sikh gurdwara’s Langar hall, people sit cross-legged on the floor in rows, sharing a communal meal. A volunteer in a black turban and clothes serves fresh rotis from a large bowl, emphasizing equality and community service.

Sikh volunteers wearing turbans and masks distribute aid boxes to local residents in a street lined with damaged brick buildings, showing community service and humanitarian relief in action.

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