Gurnam Singh

2 months ago | asiasamachar.com | Asia Samachar |Gurnam Singh

By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |As a social and physical being, I have an identity, one that is shaped by my British Panjabi Sikh heritage. My ancestral homeland is Panjab, and my cultural roots run deep within its history, traditions, and language. And as many will know. I am extremely proud of my Panjabi identity and have long campaigned for the political unity and autonomy for the Panjab, both India occupied East and Pakistani occupied West.

2 months ago | asiasamachar.com | Asia Samachar |Gurnam Singh

By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |Whether he was invoking the imagery of ancient Rome or the dark legacy of Nazi Germany, the underlying message behind Elon Musks recent salute at the Trump inauguration rally remains clear. It aligns with a broader authoritarian impulse that has been increasingly visible across the world and a glorification of dictatorship.

Jan 7, 2025 | asiasamachar.com | Asia Samachar |Gurnam Singh

By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |The rapid evolution of technology, from the industrial revolution to the current age of artificial intelligence (AI), has reshaped how we understand ourselves and the world around us. With artificial general intelligence (AGI) now capable of performing tasks once thought to be uniquely human – such as creativity, ethical reasoning, and problem-solving – the fundamental question of what it means to be human is more urgent than ever.

Dec 11, 2024 | asiasamachar.com | Asia Samachar |Gurnam Singh

By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |The sudden collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s brutal regime in Syria has been met with a mix of relief and trepidation. Few tears will be shed for the dictator who presided over 22 years of torture, mass imprisonment, and industrial-scale murder. His fall, however, serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by nationalism and the authoritarianism that often accompanies it—a pattern visible across the world.

Dec 6, 2024 | asiasamachar.com | Asia Samachar |Gurnam Singh

By Gurnam Singh | Opinion |I identify as a Panjabi internationalist, a perspective deeply rooted in the land, its people, and its enduring legacy. The term Panjab, derived is from the Persian words “Panj” (five) and “Aab” (water), which literally translates as ‘Land of Five Rivers’. These rivers – Beas, Chenab, Jhelum, Ravi, and Sutlej – not only define the physical geography of Panjab but also its cultural and historical lifeblood.