mail: editorinchief@sikhanthology.com
Who We Are
About
The Anthology
A platform for scholars, writers, artists, and thinkers engaging with the depth, continuity, and evolving vitality of Sikh thought — founded in Assam, India, reaching the world.
Our Mission
Journalistic excellence & rigorous historical research
To cultivate a premier platform for journalistic excellence, rigorous historical research, and thoughtful storytelling that documents, examines, and amplifies the diverse experiences, voices, and evolving legacy of the global Sikh diaspora.
Our Vision
The primary global resource for Sikh history and thought
To become the world's leading intellectual resource for the study, interpretation, and preservation of Sikh history and thought — a living archive that connects tradition with contemporary discourse.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Darvinder Singh Nanda
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
The Sikh Anthology
The Sikh Anthology
B.Com
LL.B (Hons)
LL.M
The Sikh Anthology seeks not only to document Sikh heritage but to interpret, question, and contribute to its continuing intellectual and cultural development.
The Sikh Anthology was founded in Assam, India, with an editorial vision that emphasises intellectual clarity, historical awareness, and meaningful dialogue. It links regional scholarship with the global Sikh community through interdisciplinary inquiry and reflective engagement.
The platform publishes original research essays, analytical articles, literary works, creative writing, interviews, and critical reflections that engage both tradition and modernity with intellectual rigour and cultural awareness. Since its founding in December 2025, the publication has rapidly grown into a global community of readers, writers, and scholars.
Editorial Pillars
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Scholarship
Original research essays and analytical articles grounded in historical rigour and academic integrity.
02
Storytelling
Creative writing, literary works, and personal narratives that bring Sikh experience to life.
03
Dialogue
Interviews, critical reflections, and commentary that connect tradition with contemporary thought.
04
Community
A growing collective of scholars, writers, artists, and thinkers from around the world.
Topics We Cover
Heritage
Literature
Philosophy
Faith
Current Affairs
Community
Personalities
Northeast India
Global Diaspora
Art & Culture
History
Politics
Join the Community
Add your voice to the conversation
Become part of a growing collective dedicated to thoughtful engagement with Sikh history, literature, culture, and contemporary ideas. Contribute essays, research, creative writing, artwork, or photography.