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Roopinder Singh

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Roopinder Singh is a senior journalist, author, and chronicler whose work has shaped public understanding of Sikh history, culture, and contemporary life for decades.
His latest book, “Gurdwaras: Abodes of the Guru” (Gentry Press, 2025), was featured at the Frankfurt World Book Fair and has been released in various parts of the world, including the USA, Canada, and India. He was an editorial consultant for “Sikhs: The Story of Their Faith and Culture” (DK, 2023), and he edited the festschrift “An Inspiring Journey: Inderjit Kaur Sandhu” (Sahit Parkashan, 2021). Earlier, he wrote “Delhi ’84” (Sahit Parkashan, 2014) and co-authored “Sikh Heritage: Ethos and Relics” (Rupa, 2012). He was co-editor of the bilingual festschrift “Giani Gurdit Sing
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When Dr Karan Singh speaks, you listen and learn. The last fortnight was interesting. First came the book, I read Harbans Singh’s authorised biography of Dr Karan Singh. I then wrote the review. On 18 April 2026, we attended the book discussion for A Statesman and a Seeker: The Extraordinary Life and Legacy of Dr Karan Singh at the Government Museum and Art Gallery, Chandigarh, organised by the Ch Read more of this blog post »
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“This God was not to be found in remote temples or far away places. He is immanent, thus found everywhere.”
Roopinder Singh, Guru Nanak: His Life & Teachings

“Guru Nanak taught his lesson in a simple way. He gave Duni Chand a needle and told him that he would take it from him in the next world. This made the merchant think and realise that he could not take any of his worldly possessions with him to a life after death. He asked for the Guru’s advice about what to do with all his material wealth. “If you give in the name of God and put food into the mouths of needy persons, only then will you have credit to take with you in your next life,” replied Guru Nanak.”
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“When Guru Nanak reached Multan, the local pirs, or holy men, gave him a bowl of milk which was full to the brim indicating that the town was already full of holy men and that it did not have space for another. The Guru took a jasmine flower and put it on the bowl of milk. The flower floated, without the milk spilling over. The traditional interpretation of this is that Guru Nanak had shown that one more man of God would only add to the fragrance of the garden. However, it can also be seen as saying that the milk of knowledge, if contained in a bowl, can go bad whereas the fragrance of knowledge, unfettered in any way, spreads far and wide.”
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