Articles by Kharak Singh

Connecting The Dots in Sikh History

Issue 18 - November 2004 | Editorial

It is a pleasure to write an introduction to an anthology which offers so much valuable information on some crucial events in Sikh history. I came in contact with the author only recently when he offered the manuscript for publication. I was deeply impressed by the wealth of information it contains, and needs to be shared with the public.

The Punjab Problem And Fundamentalism

Issue 7 - December 2002 | Regional Issues

The author’s own discussion lends little support to his thesis of Sikh fundamentalism. He is, however, determined to put this tag on the Sikh struggle. Therefore, in the conclusion he formulates three new arguments, which convince nobody except himself. For our discussion we shall first take up the Punjab problem and its genesis, which the author has carefully avoided and then discuss his observations to show their irrelevance, except as an attempted cover to hide the realities in Punjab.