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During the Amritvela period we will broadcast Simran, Kirtan, Asa Di Vaar and Nitnem, all these compose part of the daily routine of Sikhs

A collection of devotional hymns from Sri Guru Granth Sahib. It is typically recited or sung in the form of kirtan in the morning and is an important part of the traditional Sikh Nitnem.

A special Sri Akhand Paat Sahib in rememberance of the shaheeds of June 1984, this will be a 48 hour continuous recital from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. If you'd like to sponsor an hour please call us

A special Sri Akhand Paat Sahib in rememberance of the shaheeds of June 1984, this will be a 48 hour continuous recital from Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. If you'd like to sponsor an hour please call us

In this program we will broadcast a variety of music and entertainment programming featuring traditional and modern Panjabi songs. The program may also showcase performances by popular Panjabi singers

In this segment we will play repeat live shows or recorded shows. These are normally of key current topics or shows that we have been requested to repeat from our viewership

Programming aired for the younger generation, this will contain rhymes, songs and small inspirational Sakhis.

An interview with a unique individual who may have some unique opinions to express or an exciting story.

A dedicated program for Sikh History & Sikh Panth,

Rehras Sahib is a collection of hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib and Sri Dasam Granth Sahib. It forms part of the evening nitnem of a Sikh.

Bringing you coverage of the latest news and events related to the Sikh community, both nationally and internationally. We will also provide analysis and commentary on politics, religion, and culture

Live programming of religious events, news, current topics or world events

In this program we will broadcast a variety of music and entertainment programming featuring traditional and modern Panjabi songs. The program may also showcase performances by popular Panjabi singers

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