Ramblings of a Sikh
Deeply researched history that most people have never heard - overlooked lives, forgotten turning points and the stories that have been left out.
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The History on a Punjabi Wedding Wrist
How a trade circuit between East Africa and Gujarat put ivory on the wrists of brides across the subcontinent and how empire destroyed it.
If you have been to a Punjabi wedding in Britain in the last fifty years you have almost certainly s...
The Sikh Who Ran Out of Countries
Uruguay was one of those countries that stumped me for a while. When I started planning this series, one article per country playing in the 2026 World Cup, covering that country’s connection to Sikh and Punjabi history, Uruguay was on a lis...
Undesirable: The Sikh Men Left in Buenos Aires
When I started the Sikh History at the World Cup series, I did not expect the response it has received. I certainly did not expect some stories to travel as far as they have. Who knew that the history of Sikhs in Norway would attract so muc...
Why Were Sikhs Everywhere?
How the canal colonies, the Land Alienation Act, and the martial races doctrine built the diasporas.
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The Sikhs of Panama
In 1903, a Sikh farmer named Bhag Singh left a village near Ludhiana for the Panama Canal and stayed for fifty years. When he finally came home, nobody in the village was sure he was still alive.
Panama played Croatia in their second game...
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History graduate, podcast host, bookshop owner. If you've ever thought "why did nobody teach me this?" that's what I'm here for.
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