'1984: India's Guilty Secret' podcast
A brand new podcast exploring Sikh history, philosophy and culture was launched with an in-depth discussion with 1984: India's Guilty Secret author Pav Singh.
The travel writer's writer: 'The Tartan Turban' named as one of the books of the year 2017
Tim Hannigan, Cornish travel and history writer specialising in Southeast Asia and the Indian subcontinent, has listed his must-reads of 2017.
End of year roundup & look ahead to 2018
As we herald the new year we look back on an exciting 2017 and look forward to what promises to be an even more eventful 2018.
National Army Museum talk: 'The Eyes of Asia'
Join historian, broadcaster and author, Charles Allen, for a talk on Rudyard Kipling’s final fictional work on India.
On the BBC: the shocking truth about 1984 exposed
Kashi House author Pav Singh will be on the airwaves this Sunday to discuss his hard-hitting book 1984: India's Guilty Secret
'1984: India's Guilty Secret' at The Wiener Library
The Wiener Library for the Study of the Holocaust & Genocide was the fitting venue for a special talk given by Pav Singh about his powerful new book 1984: India's Guilty Secret
Revealed! The beauty and majesty of the Sikh Empire as never seen before
In Pursuit of Empire represents one collector's remarkable journey of discovery that gave rise to the world's finest collection of Sikh art
'The Tartan Turban': The Guardian's Best Books of 2017
William Dalrymple names The Tartan Turban as one of his best read's of 2017
The Tartan Turban returns to Lahore
Alexander Gardner returns to Lahore for the city’s newest literary event
Royal Collection talk: 'The Man in the Tartan Turban'
Master storyteller John Keay unravels the Punjabi connection between an American adventurer and the son of Queen Victoria
'An extraordinary work': new book on 1984 massacres
BBC Asian Network's Nihal interviewed our author Pav Singh about his shocking new book 1984: India’s Guilty Secret
'1984: India's Guilty Secret' launches in the Midlands
The packed Birmingham event was a moving and inspiring occasion
Kipling comes to Kashi House
Rudyard Kipling's last book on India is a poignant insight into the plight of Indian soldiers in the Great War
The untold story of how Britain turned a blind eye to a Sikh massacre
In politics.co.uk, author Pav Singh explores the conspiracy that allowed those responsible for the murder of 8,000 citizens in the world's largest democracy to evade justice
Sensational 1984 book launches in the heart of government
1984: India's Guilty Secret was launched at the House of Lords yesterday
A tartan turban from Scotland’s past
John Keay and the old colonel feature in STV’s popular television series ‘The People’s History Show’
BBC’s Great Lives: 'The Tartan Turban'
Author and journalist Sathnam Sanghera nominates as his 'Great Life' an American colonel in the Sikh army
'The Tartan Turban' at the Bradford Literature Festival
Catch John Keay speaking about his new biography of the greatest enigma in the history of travel
The fantastic adventures of the tartan-turbaned colonel
Once dismissed as an exotic fraud, Alexander Gardner was indeed the dare-devil Himalayan explorer he claimed to be, says William Dalrymple in The Spectator
Kashi House logo explained
Lead designer Juga Singh explains how his logo design came about as a modern visual expression of the tenth Sikh Guru’s scholarly mission