About The Sikh Anthology

The Sikh Anthology is Northeast India’s first quarterly digital magazine dedicated to Sikh literature, art, history, and intellectual thought. Founded in Assam, our magazine provides a platform where Sikh voices are celebrated, preserved, and amplified, connecting regional heritage with global conversations.

Why It Matters?

Sikh voices from Northeast India remain underrepresented in global literary spaces. The Sikh Anthology addresses this gap by creating a unique digital platform that documents Sikh creativity, cultural heritage, and intellectual contributions for present and future generations.

Our Mission & Values

We exist to nurture meaningful dialogue and showcase Sikh creativity. Our guiding principles are:

  • Authenticity: honest representation of Sikh ideas, culture, and identity.

  • Dialogue: fostering respectful, non-partisan, and inclusive cultural discussions.

  • Excellence: curating high-quality writing, research, and art.

  • Sewa (Service):  contributing to the Sikh community and broader society through thoughtful publishing.

By combining tradition with innovation, The Sikh Anthology bridges past and present, local and global, voices of today and visions for tomorrow.

Our editorial team collaborates with a vibrant community of Sikh writers, poets, researchers, and artists. Each issue is curated to highlight diverse perspectives and uphold literary and academic integrity.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is The Sikh Anthology?

The Sikh Anthology is a quarterly digital magazine dedicated to celebrating Sikh heritage, faith, literature, art, and contemporary thought. It serves as a platform for dialogue, reflection, and creative expression within and beyond the Sikh community.

Currently, The Sikh Anthology will be published in digital format for wider accessibility. Depending on readership and demand, we may consider a print edition in the future.

The magazine will be released quarterly—four times a year. In the month of January, April, July & October.

We welcome contributions from writers, poets, researchers, artists, photographers, and thinkers from all walks of life. You don’t have to be Sikh to contribute, your work just needs to align with the magazine’s themes of faith, heritage, community, creativity, and dialogue.

Submissions can be sent via our website’s “Contribute” page, where you’ll find guidelines for articles, essays, poetry, and art.

Our content spans Sikh faith, philosophy, history, literature, poetry, art, community stories, heritage preservation, and current affairs, always with an emphasis on thoughtful, original perspectives.

The magazine is curated by a collective of editors, writers, and community members who share a passion for nurturing Sikh intellectual and creative expression.

You can subscribe to our newsletter on the website or follow us on social media to receive updates about releases, events, and calls for submissions.

Yes, the digital version is freely accessible. Our aim is to make knowledge and creative work available to the widest possible audience.

You may share excerpts with proper credit and links. For republication or commercial use, please contact the Editor-in-Chief for permission.

Unlike news bulletins or institutional magazines, The Sikh Anthology is envisioned as a space for ideas, creativity, and dialogue. It bridges academic, literary, and community voices to strengthen collective identity and future vision.

You can support us by contributing your work, sharing the magazine with others, engaging with our content online, or volunteering with our editorial team.

You can reach us directly through the Contact page on our website or via email at [insert official email address].