Anisha Kaur Gill

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Vikas Khanna, Michelin Star Chef, gives it back to BBC news anchor. Anchor: In India, you were not from a rich family. So your sense of hunger must have come from there. Vikas: No, I'm from Amritsar, everyone gets fed there in the langars. My sense of hunger came from New York!

Dukh and Sukh are part of life. Just remember both don’t last forever. Dukh = Sorrow Sukh = Happiness

Getting married into a good family is as important as marrying a good person

no one hypes a girl's cooking more than her father. No matter what you make, he'll always compliment it.

Wishing the entire jagat a very Happy Sikh New Year and blessed month of ਚੇਤ (Chet). May Akaal Purakh Waheguru keep the Khalsa Panth in Chardi Kala always and grant Sarbat da Bhala across the world 🙏🏽

Grandparents deserve to be forever

I really hope no Sikh Sister takes those faceless losers on here seriously and as a reflection of Sikhi as a whole and drive y'all away

The game is to bring the mind back, bring it back again and again, till a day comes when it realises that leaving the abode of the Guru could have never fetched peace in the first place. 🌙 ~ Giani Sant Singh Maskeen Ji Via @sikhiislove

I am so happy for Sidhu Moosewala’s parents. After losing their only son they are expecting another child soon through IVF 🙏🏼 Rabb Sukh Rakhe

never lose faith in Waheguru and you’ll see what he brings for you🙏🏽🤍

It breaks my heart when I’m driving and I see a bazurg bibi or baba waiting @ the bus stop or walking down the street . I wish I could give every single one of them a ride home 🥹 Waheguru mehar kare🙏🏽

In an era where divorce is more common, it’s insightful to turn to Sikhi’s profound understanding of marriage. Let’s explore this through Bhai Gurdas Ji’s Vaaran and the Laavan. [Thread]

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Kangna 😱🤣 twitter.com/SikhJxttt/stat…

Today we remember the epitome of sacrifice, Mata Gujri Ji who left for Sachkhand following the Shaheedi of Chhote Sahibzade, her youngest grandsons. Blessed is the Panth that had Mata Gujri Ji’s service, giving birth to and raising warriors in Sikhi that never bowed to tyranny.

As December passes, may we reflect on the strength and the courage of the Sahibzaade. May the end of this month remind us of the warrior mentality we have through our bloodline and history. 🧡🧱