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Sikh Community To Host Kirtan And History Quiz In Jamshedpur

‘Gaavho Sachi Bani’ Competition Aims To Connect Youth With Sikh Heritage Events at Sakchi and Bistupur Gurudwaras to feature Gurbani recitations and historical knowledge tests. JAMSHEDPUR – The Sikh community in Jamshedpur is organizing the ‘Gaavho Sachi Bani’ Kirtan Competition and Sikh History Quiz, with finals scheduled for August 4 at Sakchi Gurudwara. "This event aims to keep Sikh youth…

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Journey Through Sikh History: Fun Learning for Kids

Why Teach Sikh History to Kids?

Sikhism is a faith centered around important values like equality, justice, and service to others. Teaching children about Sikh history can help them understand the significance of these values and inspire them to adopt positive qualities like courage, kindness, and fairness. Here are a few key reasons why Sikh history is valuable for kids:

Promotes Equality: One of the key teachings of Sikhism is the idea that all people are equal, regardless of their background, caste, or gender. Learning about the life of Guru Nanak and the other Sikh Gurus helps children understand the importance of treating everyone with respect and dignity.

Instills a Sense of Service: Sikhism emphasizes the importance of selfless service (Seva). By learning about the Sikh Gurus‘ contributions to the community, children are inspired to help others and engage in acts of kindness.

Empowers Through Stories of Courage: The stories of the Sikh Gurus, especially Guru Gobind Singh Ji and Guru Hargobind Ji, are full of bravery and determination in the face of adversity. These stories encourage children to stand up for what is right and to be strong in difficult situations.

With these values in mind, let’s explore how you can bring Sikh history to life for kids through engaging, fun, and educational activities.

1. Engaging Storytelling: Bringing Sikh History to Life

Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools for teaching children. Children naturally love stories, and Sikh history is filled with fascinating and inspiring tales of the Gurus‘ lives. Using simple language and colorful descriptions, you can bring these stories to life in a way that captivates their imagination.

Tips for Effective Storytelling:

Simplify Complex Concepts: When sharing stories from Sikh history, use language that children can easily understand. Focus on the central message and key values in each story. For example, when telling the story of Guru Nanak’s travels, highlight the core message of equality and peace.

Use Visual Aids: Incorporate pictures, illustrations, or even videos to help children visualize the events you’re describing. There are plenty of books, cartoons, and online resources available that depict Sikh history in a way that is easy for kids to follow.

Involve the Kids: Make the storytelling interactive. Ask questions and encourage kids to share their thoughts. For example, after telling the story of Guru Gobind Singh Ji and the creation of the Khalsa, ask children what they think being a part of the Khalsa would have been like.

By turning historical events into engaging stories, children will feel connected to the teachings and values of Sikhism.

2. Interactive Sikh History Games and Quizzes

Games are an excellent way to make learning fun. Kids love playing games, and when you incorporate elements of Sikh history, you can teach them important lessons while they play. Games help children retain information while keeping them engaged and entertained.

Game Ideas:

Sikh History Bingo: Create bingo cards that feature important Sikh symbols, historical events, and figures from Sikh history. For example, you could include images of the Khanda, Guru Nanak, Guru Gobind Singh Ji, and the Golden Temple. As you call out the names or descriptions, children can mark them off on their cards. The first person to complete a row wins!

Sikh Trivia Quiz: Create a trivia quiz about Sikh history, with questions such as “Who was the first Sikh Guru?” or “What year was the Khalsa founded?” This is a great way to test children’s knowledge and challenge them to learn more about Sikhism.

Matching Game: Design a memory matching game where kids have to match the name of a Sikh Guru to an important event or teaching in their life. This helps children better understand the connections between historical figures and their contributions to Sikhism.

Games like these encourage children to learn in a playful, interactive way while reinforcing key concepts about Sikh history.

3. Hands-On Sikh History Craft Activities

Crafts and DIY projects are a great way to keep children engaged while learning about Sikhism. By creating things related to Sikh history and culture, children can learn about Sikhism’s symbols, important figures, and traditions in a hands-on way.

Craft Ideas:

Create a Khanda Symbol: The Khanda is an important Sikh symbol that represents the unity of God, Guru, and community. Help children make their own Khanda using materials like paper, clay, or cardboard. As they work on the craft, explain the symbolism of the Khanda and its significance in Sikhism.

Sikh Guru Paper Dolls: Create simple paper dolls of Sikh Gurus, such as Guru Nanak or Guru Gobind Singh Ji. You can dress the dolls in traditional Sikh attire and write short descriptions of each Guru’s teachings on the back. Children can color the dolls and learn about the life and contributions of each Guru.

Build a Mini Gurdwara: Create a miniature Gurdwara (Sikh temple) using craft supplies like cardboard and markers. This can help children understand the importance of the Gurdwara in Sikhism as a place for prayer, reflection, and community service.

Crafting activities help children connect with the material world of Sikhism, deepening their understanding of its values and traditions.

4. Virtual Tours of Sikh Historical Sites

Thanks to modern technology, virtual tours allow children to explore historical sites and landmarks related to Sikh history. Through interactive, online resources, children can learn about significant Sikh locations, even if they are far away.

Online Resources:

Google Arts & Culture: This platform offers virtual tours of iconic Sikh landmarks, including the Golden Temple in Amritsar. Children can take a tour of these sacred places, learning about their history and significance in Sikhism.

YouTube: Several YouTube channels are dedicated to educating children about Sikh history. Animated videos, documentaries, and virtual tours of historical places can make Sikh history come to life in an exciting and interactive way.

SikhNet: SikhNet offers a variety of online resources for kids, including videos, stories, and educational games about Sikh history, culture, and values.

These online resources offer a unique and immersive way for children to learn about Sikh history, whether they are exploring the Golden Temple or learning about the Sikh Gurus’ travels.

5. Celebrate Sikh Festivals with Kids

Sikh festivals are a great way for children to connect with Sikh history, culture, and values. Each festival has its own story and significance, and by participating in or learning about these celebrations, kids can deepen their understanding of Sikhism.

Key Sikh Festivals:

Vaisakhi: Vaisakhi is celebrated to mark the formation of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. It is also a harvest festival in Punjab. Teach children about the importance of the Khalsa, the significance of the Amrit ceremony, and the community spirit that Vaisakhi fosters.

Gurpurabs: These are the birthdays of the Sikh Gurus. Celebrating a Gurpurab with children provides an opportunity to learn about the life and teachings of the Guru being honored. Activities can include storytelling, singing hymns, and serving in the community, all of which reflect the values of Sikhism.

Diwali: Sikhs celebrate Diwali to commemorate Guru Hargobind Ji’s release from imprisonment. Diwali is a time for lighting diyas (oil lamps) and reflecting on the victory of light over darkness. It is also a time for family gatherings and community service.

By celebrating these festivals with children, you not only teach them about Sikh history but also provide them with the experience of Sikh traditions, including community meals (Langar) and acts of service.

6. Books and Resources for Kids

Books are a great way to introduce children to Sikh history in an engaging and accessible way. There are many children’s books available that share the stories of the Sikh Gurus and their teachings.

Recommended Books for Kids:

“The Sikh Heroes” by Nahar Singh – A captivating collection of stories that highlights the bravery and leadership of Sikh Gurus and warriors.

“The Story of Guru Nanak” by B. S. Sijapati – This book is an excellent introduction to Guru Nanak’s life and teachings, presented in an easy-to-understand format for younger readers.

“I Am Sikh” by S. N. Bal – This beginner-friendly book introduces young children to the basic concepts of Sikhism and the significance of the Gurus.

Conclusion

Teaching Sikh history to children can be both fun and educational. By using a combination of storytelling, games, crafts, virtual tours, and participation in Sikh festivals, you can create an engaging learning experience that helps children understand and appreciate the values of Sikhism. Whether it’s learning about the teachings of the Sikh Gurus, understanding the significance of the Khalsa, or celebrating a Gurpurab, there are countless ways to bring Sikh history to life for kids.

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To Be ‘Amar’ Is To Be Immortal; Will Amar Chitra Katha Stand The Test Of Our Critical Times?

Remembering ACK, Tinkle comics and Chandamama.

Once upon a time, there was magic hidden between the pages of a comic book. They came under the common branding of Amar Chitra Katha and opened a window to a world most of us didn’t know existed – stories drawn from Indian history, mythology, folk lore and legend. Stories we had perhaps heard about but forgotten under the burden of academic pursuits and the struggles of our day-to-day existence. As illustrated books with thought and speech bubbles for the dialogues exchanged between them, all captured within 31 pages. There were tiny footnotes to explain typically Indian words, rituals, Gods, customs and so on. Each comic made a dent in our hard-saved pocket money – a dent of Rs.2.50 to begin, which was later raised by 0.50 paisa.

One man was responsible for this comic book revolution - Anant Pai. Story has it that he was on an official trip from Mumbai to Delhi in 1967, intrigued by the television set that had entered the capital through Doordarshan. Wanting to have a dekko of what lay behind that box, he watched a television programme through the display window of a shop. He was shocked to discover that in the quiz show, children could give correct answers to questions around Socrates and Winston Churchill, but did not know the name of Rama’s mother!

This chemical engineer orphaned as a young boy, realised that children loved comic book heroes like The Phantom. Leisure reading of children studying in English medium schools was also confined to Hardy Boys, Nancy Drew, Enid Blyton’s and a few comics like Richie Rich and Tintin.

Phantom made ‘politically correct’ for the Indian reader. Image source: thephantomhead.com

He wanted to bring Indian kids back to their roots and joined India Book House, one of the leading publishers in Bombay that was largely into printing, publishing, distribution and selling of books. Pai had already introduced the Phantom series as the first cartoon strip in The Times of India and wanted to use this form of visual reading to entertain and educate through Indian stories. And so the first Indian comic book was born under the brand name of Amar Chitra Katha. It went on to become one of the most popular and high selling series of Indian comics.

Slowly, sales picked up. ACK classics initially used primary colours - blue, green and yellow but graduated to full colours as it’s popularity began to rise. Pai and his team extended the parameters to bring in regional languages - beginning with translations in Hindi, Kannada, Marathi, and Telugu and further into Bengali, Assamese, Malayalam, Punjabi, Tamil, Urdu and even Sanskrit. It reached beyond its initial target of a middle-class readership to transcend class barriers and reach the upper class children. As ACK reached its 20th birthday in 1986, sales reached a peak of 5 crore copies, and then only two years later, a whopping 7 crores.

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Frequency also went from one classic every month to to one every fortnight around 1980. This was when IBH also launched its comic magazine Tinkle, that caught the reading fancy of all children at the time. The language used was simple, straightforward, and easy to understand by children not studying in English medium schools.

An entire generation isn’t even aware of this. Image source: amarchitrakatha.com

Amar Chitra Katha opened doors to an alternative visual culture that strived to adhere to its Indian roots. Yet, like all mothers everywhere, I would not allow my daughter to devour the comic books she was slowly getting addicted to. “It will take you away from your studies,” was my boring refrain. Scared of being stopped from reading what she had grown to love, she handed me an issue of Tinkle and asked me to read it. Tinkle was a weekly comic magazine brought out by the same publication – India Book House and the same man. I was bowled over. It was informative, funny, entertaining and carried a message and amusing adventures of the characters. It took me to one story from the ACK series, Ganga and I became a child all over again. I bought my daughter an annual subscription for Tinkle and, separated by a generation, we enjoyed the stories that could be read over and over again.

A position adopted by politicians today? Image source: wishberry.com

Chandamama, another magazine along the same lines, began to create and publish stories adapted from the Indian mythologies such as Ramayana and Mahabharata in 1947, just before Independence. In publication to this day, the magazine and its illustrations are known for its unique storytelling, reminiscent of grandparents' bedtime stories conveyed in print format. This was backed very innovatively with promotional strategies organized by IBH of fancy dress contests, displays in petrol pumps and book stores across every Indian city, launching new titles with press conferences graced by eminent personalities. By 1992, ACK classics were published and sold in 38 Indian and non-Indian languages by which time, Anant Pai had evolved into the children’s icon “Uncle Pai.”

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Not surprisingly, these books started facing a lot of flak from sociologists, cultural historians, comic specialists and so on. This critique is an on-going process of sometimes making mincemeat of the series or questioning its authenticity or pointing out its pro-Hindu, anti-minority and extremely patriarchal bias as far as the representation of women characters go. There has been a lot of research both by Indian and foreign scholars on ACK’s representation of women.

Moot points were, women are conspicuous by their complete absence from the story and the illustrations such as Chandragupta Maurya or many of the Birbal stories. However, there were women protagonists in classics featuring Ganga, Draupadi, Shakuntala, Savitri, Vasavdatta, Mirabai, Padmini, Tarabai, Rani of Jhansi, Uloopi, Chand Bibi, Urvashi, Sukanya and many others. Another noticeable absence was in the Makers of Modern India series of 13 personalities that does not feature a single woman, though India has had many women leaders who should have found place among these makers. Leaders like Indira Gandhi and Sarojini Naidu are not part of this series and Kalpana Chawla was an afterthought. The same absence is noticed in the visibility of Muslim and Sikh leaders.

Rohan Islam, a Bengali literature scholar, in a detailed analysis raises questions about the ACK series that mark out sharp differences between “they” and “we”, “bad” and “good”, “us” and “them”. Islam also draws our attention to the Brahmin-Hindu-Male that takes precedence over Muslims, Christians, Sikhs and of course, women. He states quite assertively that the equations drawn between the Hindu identity and the National identity are quite sharply underlined.

Making History lessons fun. Image source: Amazon.com

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This leaves us with questions. Why must we always place an entertaining comic series for children with informative stories on our culture, leadership, freedom struggle by contextualising it against the changing history and politics of changing times? Can one deny the historical significance of a classic series that has stood the test of time and space for four long decades? Can we deny ourselves the joy we got going through those stories and wonderful illustrations that took children away from their exams and more serious books? Take away the political, patriarchal and communal biases, which do not appear pronounced while we are reading purely for entertainment and information, and what we have is a harmonious ride into our cultural past.

Uncle Pai is no more. Long live uncle Pai. And with the magic between the yellowed pages of an antique Amar Chitra Katha, we can all live happily ever after. Or, can we?

Disclaimer: The views expressed in this article are independent views solely of the author(s) expressed in their private capacity and do not in any way represent or reflect the views of 101India.com

By Shoma A. Chatterji Cover photo credit: Amazon.com

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So, Meghan Markle, Are You Familiar With the Statute of Rhuddlan?

By Kimiko de Freytas-Tamura, NY Times, Dec. 2, 2017

LONDON--What did the Statute of Rhuddlan in 1284 lay the basis for? Who or what is Vindolanda? Where is the National Horseracing Museum? Name two habits that may start a fight with your neighbor in Britain.

These and other rather esoteric questions are what Meghan Markle, the American actress recently engaged to Prince Harry, Queen Elizabeth II’s grandson and the fifth in line to the throne, will have to master in order to become a British citizen.

Most Britons, even a prime minister, find them almost impossible to answer.

Ms. Markle, who was raised in Los Angeles, plans to seek British citizenship after she marries Prince Harry, Kensington Palace confirmed. It is a lengthy process that culminates in a torturous citizenship test that costs about $65 and is typically flunked by one-third to half of the applicants.

The announcement prompted some British news outlets to pounce on her apparent ignorance of “Britishisms” on a television show last year.

“She only managed to get a measly four out of 15 questions about Britain right,” The Mirror, a tabloid, said disapprovingly, adding that she did not know the British word for “sidewalk” and committed a cultural faux pas by venturing that Vegemite was more popular than Marmite. (The word is “pavement,” and Marmite, a yeasty paste spread for bread, is a national treasure. Vegemite is the Australian equivalent.)

The citizenship exam “is really hard,” said Julian Knight, a member of Parliament and author of “The British Citizenship Test for Dummies.” “We have a really long history, and it could be really difficult to recall everything,” he said.

Ms. Markle has “got to be swotting,” he added, using British slang that, as she will some day come to understand, means “to study assiduously.”

She is refreshingly open about how little she knows about her future adoptive country, let alone the British royal family.

In her first interview with Prince Harry, shortly after their engagement was announced on Monday, Ms. Markle confessed that she had not been wholly aware of her fiancé’s royal lineage before meeting him. A mutual friend had set the pair up on a blind date, she said, adding, “The only thing I asked her was, ‘Was he nice?’”

The exam she will take is known officially as the “Life in the U.K. Test,” and it is required for anyone settling in the country or seeking to become a citizen (and, therefore, a subject of the queen).

Before taking the test, applicants must have been living continuously in Britain for at least five years and must pay an application fee of about £1,200--that’s $1,600 in the sort of currency Ms. Markle best understands.

A spokesman for Kensington Palace insisted that she intended to follow the process the same way as any other “American marrying a British citizen.” Takers of the exam have 45 minutes to answer 24 multiple-choice questions about British traditions, customs and history, all of which are based on information in an official handbook published by the Home Office.

Apart from Ms. Markle, there has been a spike of interest in the exam as debates over identity have mushroomed after Britain voted last year to withdraw from the European Union, a process known as Brexit. That referendum focused mostly on immigration, and many voters who support Brexit say British culture is being diluted because of the bloc’s policy of open borders between member countries.

In the 18 months since the critical vote, there has been much soul-searching across the island about what it means to be British. The questions on the citizenship test, many Britons say, do not go far toward settling the issue.

In addition, they say, the quiz is unfairly difficult, an assertion that was borne out in a scattershot survey of Britons one recent afternoon that found many struggling to answer sample questions correctly.

“A what?” Peter York, a prominent social commentator, exclaimed. “What is the Vindolanda?”

“Is that a real question?” he asked, perplexed. “That’s extraordinary.”

Mr. York, who blithely describes himself as an English “purebred” (“no Welsh, Scottish or Irish components in me”), found the questions unsettling. “I don’t think I’d be a British citizen,” he said. “If they can keep me out, they can keep anybody out.”

(The answer: Vindolanda was a Roman fort just south of Hadrian’s Wall in northern England. Mr. York also got the question about the Statute of Rhuddlan wrong; it led to the annexation of Wales to England.)

Gemma Page, 26, said British identity “comes more from ideas like tea and fish and chips.” Her husband, Liam, said British identity “isn’t a matter of how much you know.”

Britain “is a mongrel country,” he said. “Take tea and fish and chips. Tea comes from India and chips from Ireland. The only thing we can claim is the fish, and that’s because we’re surrounded by water. Being British is the values you hold. We try to be tolerant. We have free speech.”

George Jupe, 87, a Brexit supporter, said being British was a question of feeling. “But what makes you feel it, heaven knows,” he said, taking leave with a lively “Cheerio!”

According to a 2014 survey by YouGov, the pollster, more than half of 18- to 24-year-olds and a third of 25- to 39-year-olds failed the citizenship test. Some respondents answered that Hawaii was part of Britain and that National Insurance was used to pay for supermarket home deliveries.

Even some members of the Oxbridge-educated elite have demonstrated some surprising gaps in knowledge of the motherland. In 2012, David Cameron, then prime minister, told David Letterman that “Rule, Britannia!”--a rousing patriotic song often associated with Britain--was written by Edward Elgar. (It was Thomas Arne.)

The former leader also admitted to having no idea what Magna Carta, the cornerstone of the British legal and political system, actually stood for. (It means “Great Charter.”)

The test “is pointless,” said Michael Odell, the author of “The ‘Call Yourself British?’ Quiz Book.” He wrote the book because his publisher, a Dutch citizen, was so upset at failing her British citizenship exam that she commissioned him to look into why it was so difficult.

The civil servants who come up with the questions are “completely out of touch with applied British history and culture,” Mr. Odell said, as he sat putting together a mock exam designed for Ms. Markle, to be published by a British newspaper the following day.

“Whitehall boffins are trying to demarcate areas of knowledge and culture, trying to distill them into British identity, which is kind of amorphous,” he added, using a British term for a nerdish expert.

And in spite of an abundance of arcane historical information, Mr. Odell said, there were few questions involving minorities. In one test, he said, there was only one related question: “Who was the first person to introduce curry in Britain?” (It was Sake Dane Mohamed, in 1810, who also brought shampoo to Europe.)

A more recent test, however, asked a couple of questions about the Vaisakhi festival, which marks the Sikh New Year, and the Muslim religious holiday Eid al-Fitr. (The answer to two habits that may start a fight with your neighbor in Britain? Putting out garbage bags when it’s not trash day, and keeping an untidy garden.)

Whatever the questions, at least three-quarters of them must be answered correctly.

“If Meghan Markle can’t get past me,” Mr. Odell deadpanned, “the wedding is off.”

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There is still space left in this great Autumn Quarter class, Art History 214. Students can select VLPA or I&S credit, and all enrolled students receive "W" credit. Thanks for helping us spread the word with any interested students:

ART H 214: Art of India from Mohenjo-Daro to the Mughals

Professor Sonal Khullar

MTW 3:30 - 4:20 + quiz section

Thomson 101

SLN: 10538

The course surveys the material culture and artistic production of South Asia, which includes the present-day nation states of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, and Sri Lanka, from antiquity until the early modern period. 

We attend to traditional art historical concerns such as the role of the artist, treatment of materials, systems of patronage, development of style, theories of aesthetics, and iconographic analysis. 

We relate South Asian art to its social contexts, emphasizing exchange and interaction between cultures and groups, including but not limited to artists, pilgrims, merchants, warriors, and kings; Buddhists, Hindus, Jains, Muslims, Sikhs, and Christians; Indians, Persians, Europeans, Central Asians, and Southeast Asians. 

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Societies are what makes Student’s Unions like LSESU. Why join an LSESU society? Because it’s the best place to find people that share you’re interests - whether that’s Animal Rights or Bee Keeping. Seriously, the best way to get the most out of uni is to sign up to a society. 

All societies at LSE are affiliated to LSE Students’ Union - we have more than 200+ of them, with thousands of members.

You can meet members of the societies in person at our Welcome Fair and try them out for free through the Give It A Go programme. In preparation, you can peruse a full list online at lsesu.com/join-in/societies - or see below.

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Art History

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Bangla

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Chile

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Chinese Students and Scholars Association (CSSA)

Christian Union

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Drama

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Trading

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