Khalsa News and Podcasts

Qualitative Research Design Methodologies and their Critiques, viewers are invited to explore the intricacies of qualitative research. The video delves into five key methodologies: Case Study, Phenomenology, Ethnography, Grounded Theory, and Narrative Designs. Each methodology is thoroughly examined, highlighting their strengths, applications, and potential critiques. This comprehensive guide aims to provide valuable insights for s...

Nishan Singh Australia and Dr. Satpreet Singh explore the importance of unity and uniformity within the Sikh community. They discuss historical and contemporary challenges, emphasizing the need for collective efforts to preserve cultural and historical identity. The conversation covers the significance of preserving historical places and artifacts, shedding light on the efforts made by the Sikh Reference Library and Ranjit Nagara i...

Renowned Criminal Defense Lawyer Daniel Vaswani, CEO of Virtuoso Criminal & DUI Law Firm, visits the Sikh Reference Library USA and Ranjit Nagara USA in Manteca, CA. During this enlightening visit, Daniel Vaswani engages in profound discussions with Dr. Satpreet Singh, CEO of Ranjit Nagara USA and Director of the Sikh Reference Library USA. This video highlights their conversations on the importance of preserving cultural herit...

Delve into the intricate realm of Statistical Analysis within both research and workplace settings. This video meticulously dissects the crucial role statistics play in deciphering complex data landscapes. Gain invaluable insights into how statistical methodologies empower decision-making processes, fostering precision and efficacy. Embark on this scholarly journey and elevate your understanding of statistical analysis's profou...

Ethics is the branch of philosophy that deals with moral principles and values. It involves examining the concepts of right and wrong, good and bad, and individuals' obligations towards one another. Ethical practice refers to applying these principles and values in various contexts, such as business and education. It involves making decisions and taking actions consistent with ethical standards and principles. Ethical theories ...

Khalsa is a term that holds significant meaning within world communities. It is derived from the word "pure" or "free." The term was first used by Sahib Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib Ji, the tenth Sikh guru, to refer to a community of initiated Sikhs who became Khalsa and dedicated themselves to living a life of purity and devotion. For Sikhs, the Khalsa represents the highest ideal of spiritual purity and ethic...

Khalsa Ji explained that Religion is a way to love the world, not to divide. In a world that is increasingly divided, it is more important than ever to come together and celebrate our common humanity. Religion is one of the oldest and most powerful ways to do this. For centuries, religion has been used to justify hatred and division. But it doesn't have to be this way. Religion is a force for good, a way to bring people togethe...

The project, "Adopt Unity, not Uniformity," was started by Satpreet Singh with the aim of spreading the message of unity and peace. The project has been gaining a lot of support and recognition, and recently, Bhai Amandeep Singh Dam Dami Taksal, a well-known figure in the Sikh community, came out in support of the project. In a video released by the project, Bhai Amandeep Singh Dam Dami Taksal explains the true meaning of...