A report by Sikh Women's Aid has revealed 60% of participants in a survey experienced some form of domestic abuse. Sahdaish Pall is the co- founder of the organisation Show more Sikh Women's Aid ...

He appointed women to oversee various religious and administrative duties, challenging the patriarchal hierarchy of his era. Notably, he appointed a Sikh woman, Mai Matho, as head of one of the ...

The family life [is] ideal and superior of all the religions.” Many Sikhs live in multigenerational households. Married women traditionally move into the homes of their husband’s family.

It also brought into sharp focus the egalitarian ideals mentioned in Sikhism over five centuries ago. Guru Nanak, with characteristic prescience, was a champion of women’s emancipation as far ...

This act highlighted the evolving role of women in Indian society and underscored the egalitarian principles of Sikhism, which have historically championed women's rights and equality.