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The Symbolic Turban?
The Roundtable Open Forum # 53 by I.J. SINGH

Dastaar Bandhi has rightly evolved into a meaningful rite of maturity for Sikh boys. Would then any young Sikh be entitled to the same joyful public ceremony?

Living in The Diaspora
The Roundtable Open Forum # 52 EDITOR

The decision to move, and the choice of a country, was consciously made, with a lot of planning, risk and soul-searching.

Who Can Do Kirtan In A Gurdwara?
The Roundtable Open forum # 51 EDITOR

The first kirtaniya in Sikhdom was Bhai Mardana, Guru Nanak's friend who accompanied him on most of his extensive travels.

Do The Right Thing
The Roundtable Open Forum # 50 EDITOR

Have we Sikhs retained the ability to fulfill our role in life as saint-soldiers, untrammeled by personal interests or vested influences?

Our Future:
The Roundtable Open Forum # 49, Nov 2 - 8 EDITOR

"Manu is our scythe, we the crops before him,/ The more he cuts us down, the more we multiply!"        

Prayer
The Roundtable Open Forum # 48, Oct 20 - 26 EDITOR

Sikhism is the religion of prayer and of prayer minded people. Prayer is the very breath of a Sikh's life.

Test Your Savvy On Religion:
The Roundtable Open Forum # 47, Oct 10 - 17 Based on an article by NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF

A recent poll reveals that so-called religious people are remarkably uninformed about religion - compared to atheists, for example.

Tyranny of The Majority:
The Roundtable Open Forum # 46, October 1- 7 EDITOR

India's claims to secularism and democracy - already not much to brag about - are dealt a further blow.

Delhi Commonwealth Games:
The Roundtable Open Forum # 45, September 23 - 30 EDITOR

What are your thoughts on the debacle that continues to unfold today In Delhi?

Sikh Humour
The Roundtable Open Forum # 44, September 13 - 19 EDITOR

Sikhs love to laugh at themselves. It sets them apart from the rest of the world. What is your favourite example of Sikh Humour?