Amrit Singh Sachdeva, founder of Sikh Wisdom, was born in Chandigarh, India and grew up in a Sikh household. He arrived in the UK in 2001, and has been living in the UK ever since.

Sikh Scholars have answered nearly 2000 questions in a short time. Other features, such as the Perspectives and Principles of Sikhism sections where users can learn about Sikhi topics, have also received a lot of attention. A Kids Zone page has been created where children under 16 years old can find out more about Sikhism and Sikh History by answering the questions.

Sikh Wisdom is a free Q&A site that allows people to ask questions about Sikhi. Users can ask any question regarding Sikhi and have it answered by Sikh Scholars or anyone else qualified. This platform is designed to assist everyone, particularly the Sikh community, in learning about the message of Bani, as enshrined by Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. Anyone who wants to expand their knowledge and learn more about Sikhism can access Gurbani-based answers through this platform.

GSC’s objective is to represent Sikhs around the world. GSC provides a platform for the global Sikh community to voice concerns with governmental and non-governmental entities. They have several projects, including Sikhi Renaissance, Sikhi Parsaar and Women empowerment, that aim to spread the message of Sikhi and instill Gurbani-based values amongst youth.

You can access the platform on all devices at www.sikhwisdom.org, or download the Sikh Wisdom app for both Android and IOS.

Global Sikh Council (GSC), Voice of the Sikhs Worldwide held its annual general body meeting on Saturday, March 26. Amrit Singh Sachdeva, founder of Sikh Wisdom, was unanimously elected the Global Sikh Council’s new President.

GSC works with other organizations to serve the Global Sikh Community in different areas. The current members of the network are Sikh Wisdom and EkamSikh.

Amrit Pal Singh Sachdeva, the GSC management, urges all Sikh organizations and individuals to join GSC in its efforts to serve the Sikh community and spread Sikhi awareness to the non-Sikh populations around the world.