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The Sikh Anthology — Northeast India's First Digital Sikh Magazine
Inaugural Issue | Volume I, Issue 01 | April, 2026
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About the magazine
The Sikh Anthology is Northeast India's first quarterly digital magazine devoted to Sikh history, philosophy, and community life — published from Dibrugarh, Assam, and read across the global Sikh diaspora.
Founded and edited by S. Darvinder Singh Nanda, the magazine works at the intersection of regional documentation and global Sikh discourse — gathering archival research, original scholarship, and lived testimony into a single publication of record.
The format
Why a digital flipbook
01
Global reach
Accessible to Sikh readers, scholars, and institutions in any country, on any device.
02
Archival integrity
Rare photographs, manuscripts, and oral records preserved in a stable digital form.
03
Reading fidelity
A page-turn interface that retains the cadence and feel of print.
04
Immediate publication
Scholarship and community reportage reach readers without distribution delay.
05
Searchable record
Every issue indexed and retrievable for future research and citation.
Table of contents
Inside this edition
i.Editorial & forewords
Opening reflections and spiritual messages from the editorial desk and invited voices.
ii.Research & scholarship
Peer-reviewed articles by Sikh historians, theologians, and academics.
iii.Archives
Rare records, correspondence, and vintage photographs from Sikh institutions across Northeast India.
iv.Community reportage
Coverage of Gurpurab commemorations, Nagar Kirtan processions, and gurdwara histories.
v.Institutional tributes
Contributions from Sikh sabhas, trusts, and educational bodies.
vi.Seva chronicles
Documented accounts of Sikh humanitarian work during disasters, pandemics, and civic crises.
Mandate
Editorial vision
- To document the Sikh presence in Assam, Nagaland, and the wider Northeast — a history largely absent from mainstream Sikh studies.
- To engage critically with Sikh philosophy and theology, beyond ceremonial repetition.
- To build a repository of community memory before oral records are lost to generational change.
- To bridge regional narratives with global Sikh scholarship, placing Northeast India on the international Sikh map.
From the editor's desk
In humble service to the community, the tradition, and the record that must outlast us.
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
Dibrugarh, Assam
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