Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh!
Dear Readers,
As the golden fields of Punjab sway gently in the spring breeze and the spirit of Baisakhi fills the air with joy and reverence, I take this moment to extend my warmest wishes to each one of you. On behalf of the entire team at Khalsa Vox, Happy Baisakhi!
Baisakhi is not just a celebration of harvest and new beginnings—it is a powerful reminder of our roots, our resilience, and the sacred birth of the Khalsa in 1699. It is a day that echoes the fearless call of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, who stood not just to unite but to elevate, to awaken the soul of a community destined to stand tall against injustice, bound by seva (selfless service), simran (remembrance of the Divine), and unwavering courage.
At Khalsa Vox, we carry this spirit with us in every word we publish. Our mission has always been to echo the voices of our community, to shine light on our stories—untold, unsung, yet undeniably powerful. Today, more than ever, we are committed to creating a platform where truth, faith, and identity find their rightful space.
To our readers—you are the heartbeat of this journey. Your engagement, your thoughts, and your trust inspire us to keep moving forward. Whether you come here for news, opinion, culture, or history, we are grateful to be part of your digital sangat.
As we celebrate Baisakhi, let us recommit ourselves to the values of Chardi Kala, to unity in diversity, and to the fearless pursuit of truth. Let us celebrate not just the past, but the legacy we’re building together—for generations to come.
May this Baisakhi bring you and your loved ones joy, prosperity, and the boundless blessings of Waheguru.
In seva and solidarity,
Editor-in-Chief
Khalsa Vox
