THE SANGAT'S OWN CHANNEL — BROADCASTING THE SACRED, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HISTORY
A HISTORIC ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE GLOBAL SANGAT
Nankana Sahib · Panja Sahib · Kartarpur Sahib — broadcast live on television for the first time in seventy-eight years
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT · NANKANA SAHIB
Since the partition of 1947, the holiest shrines of Sikhi have stood beyond a border most pilgrims never cross. This channel exists to open those doors — carrying daily kirtan, live darshan and the news of the panth into every household on earth.
Afghan Sikh TV — raised by the seva of the sangat, answering to no advertiser — will stand its cameras where history has stood its guards.
Programmes for the day · all times Amritsar (GMT+5:30)
Kirtan, darshan and the news remain free for every household. Members unlock the original series →
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DAILY BROADCAST
Asa Di Vaar at amrit vela and evening Rehras — live from the historical gurdwaras, every single day.
FREE TO AIR
LIVE DARSHAN
Uninterrupted live darshan of Gurdwara Janam Asthan — the first standing camera in its history.
FREE TO AIR
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY
A landmark series tracing five centuries of Afghan Sikh life — from Jalalabad's sangats to new homes across the world.
MEMBERS ONLY
HASAN ABDAL — THIS MONTH
Local authorities confirm broadcast access for the April diwan — a first in the shrine's two-century history.
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TORONTO — THIS MONTH
Second-generation sangat describe watching live kirtan with grandparents as 'the bridge we didn't know we needed.'
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LONDON — THIS WEEK
A record year of seva: £14m raised across the UK for heritage shrines on both sides of the border.
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KABUL — THIS WEEK
Our correspondents report from Karte Parwan on the families keeping three centuries of Afghan Sikh history alive.
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Every uplink, every correspondent, every hour of darshan is funded by the sangat — not advertisers. Darshan stays free for all; members carry it there.
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