Author: Ranjit Singh 'Kuki' Gill

Last week I went to the last Ardas for Sardarani Gurdial Kaur, a native of village Bulara near Ludhiana who was mother to a Sikh who served as a captain in the Indian army. Sahib Satinderpal Singh Gill was on active service when...

“Writing can be a pretty desperate endeavor, because it is about some of our deepest needs: our need to be visible, to be heard, our need to make sense of our lives, to wake up and grow and belong.” ‘Bird by...

With the harvesting of wheat over in Punjab, the new season brings a renewed yearning and creativity in to the minds of rural Punjabis. Whilst the stage is now set for the sowing of new crops, quite literally the stage is set...

Today, after a recent break from writing, I would like to share with you an event that goes some way to unravelling our being. Imagine a moment in a village where morning is heralded by the din of the rooster, scattering the...