Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ): Recent Episodes
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Samvad is a discussion forum. This is Samvad’s official podcast service. We hold issues concerning Punjab, India, South Asia, Politics, Religion, Language and Culture, Society,
With collaboration of Agricultural and Environment awareness Centre, Samvad organised a space to discuss the various aspects and significances of victory of Zira Sanjha Morcha with speakers of active parts of Morcha. Dr. Amandeep Singh Bains congratulated the audience for success and shared that fight for environment is too long. S. Davinder Singh Sekhon put a light on the issues of Rajasthan Feeder Canal that covering the canal bed with plastic sheet would bring a major disaster for people of south-west Panjab. This is a recording of space.
The post Discussion On Important Aspects of Success of Zira Sanjha Morcha appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Sikhs all over the world were outraged a few weeks before Shaheedi Sabha when Sikh historical figures were portrayed in films, because its against Sikh tenets. Since then, the Sikh Sangat has been raising awareness and convincing others to stop showing films. Related to this, Samvad organised a space to discuss the facts that how Sikh sangat responsed at Fatehgarh Sahib.
The post No Films at Shaheedi Sabha This Year! Special Talk appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Samvad organised a space to talk about the motives of Dilli to change the names of important Sikh days. Recently, Dilli declared that they will commemorate the Shahidi Diwas of Baba Fateh Singh and Baba Zorawar Singh as Veer Bal Diwas. Sikhs, particularly the SGPC, have also raised concerns that this name is not according to panthak tradition.
The post ‘Veer Bal Diwas’: An Attempt to Change The Panthak Tradition appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
In 1991, Police personnel from UP abducted 11 sikhs from the bus and killed them later in fake encounter. In this case, earlier ੪੩ police officials were sentenced to life imprisonment. Recently, Allahabad HC has given its latest verdict. Samvad organised a twitter space to interpret the verdict of Allahabad HC and its possible outcomes in future.
The post OutJusticed – Allahabad HC Verdict in 1991 Pilibhit Fake Encounter. Special Discussion appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
After the death of Indian Prime minister, how state triggered and accelerated a genocidal attempts across the india in November 1984. Samvad, holded a discussion to interpret the pattern, spread and what preventatives should be done in future.
The post Sikh Genocide 1984: Narrative, Spread and Documentation. appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Samvad organised a online discussion to discuss the history, working and effects of vote based election system in Gurudwara management. Why Akali Dal opposed it during its implementation and how it became acceptable.
The post Vote System In Gurudwara Management, Right or Wrong? appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Samvad organized a online discussion to get a opinions about the working of Sri Akal Takhat Sahib from the Panthik perspective. Speakers expressed their views regarding the role of Takhat Sahib in sikh history and ways to revive them.
The post What Was the Panthic Tradition of Working of Sri Akal Takhat Sahib? How Could British Managed to Took Control? appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Samvad organised a Twitter space to discuss the outcome and performance of Panthak Morchas over the last decade.
What is achieved?
What could have been achieved?
What was the role of Government?
Are we succeed to raise a awareness among sikh sangat?
Another version of the story.
The post Recent Panthak Morchas: An Analysis of Outcome, Performance, Strategy and future. appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).
Over a issue of personification and portrayal of Guru Sahiban, Guru parivaar, Sikh Saheeds in movie ‘Dastan-e-Sirhind’, Samvad organized a discussion at Twitter space. It is learnt that personification in any manner should be immediately banned and Sikhs all over the world expressed their views to oppose such attempts under the influence of Biper Sanskar and western thought.
The post Why Don’t Filmmakers Stop to Personify Guru Sahib Despite Protests and Ban on Films in Past. appeared first on Samvad (ਸੰਵਾਦ).