Sikh Channel

Nitnem means daily observance. Nit means daily and nem means observance or pact. In Sikhism, nitnem is part of the daily observance which refers to Panj Baniyaa.

Assa di Vaar is the utterances of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, created in the Raga Aasa which is for the early morning and in the poetic form of "Vaar" peculiar to Punjab.

D-Live coverage of todays Katha.

Ek Pitah discusses Gurbani and recapping the past week on Sikh Channel. All Gurdwaras are invited to call in with details of their upcoming events.

Up to date news concerning Sikhs in the Punjab. It covers recent events and issues regarding Sikh families and communities.

A performance of Gurbani Shabad Kirtan.

In the Sikh doctrine, the Bani or hymn is believed to bring peace to one's mind. It was composed by the Guru Arjan Dev, the fifth Guru.

Sikh Channel brings you special interviews of top personalities of UK.

Special coverage of the Kirtan Samagam from Punjab in commemoration of Dhan Baba Deep Singh Ji.

A performance of Gurbani Shabad Kirtan.

Kirtan and katha in english by Bhai Harinder Singh of Nirvair Khalsa Jatha.

Kirtan and katha in english by Bhai Harinder Singh of Nirvair Khalsa Jatha.

A special coverage of Gurbani Kirtan & Rehraas Sahib from Gurdwara Bangla Sahib, Delhi.

Sikh Channel brings you special interviews of top personalities of Punjab (India).

Up to date news concerning Sikhs in the Punjab. It covers recent events and issues regarding Sikh families and communities.

A show called Current Issues in which we are discussing the current issues which matters most to the Sikh community.

Sikh Channel brings you special interviews of top personalities of Punjab (India).

Up to date news concerning Sikhs in the Punjab. It covers recent events and issues regarding Sikh families and communities.

Show discussing the current affairs in Punjab which matters most to the Sikh community.

A series in which Canadian Sikh personalities are interviewed about their lives, aims and achievements.

Discussing the current affairs in world which matters most to the Sikh community, hosted by Balhar Singh Ramewal.