“* The Gurus and our ancestors have already laid down the political programme for the Sikh people. The political programme, we repeat every morning and evening in our congregations:
“May the mankind’s progress on the road to recurring victories and ever expanding affluence. May the Sikhs remain free and sovereign. May the righteousness prevail everywhere and ever more. May the Panth be respected and recognized amongst the nations of the world. There is no other Sikh programme’.
Bhai Sahib Sirdar Kapur Singh
The Sikh Broadcasting Network
Sikh Broadcasting Network 234 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 1001
WE ARE ON THE AIR! WEVD 98 FM
Broadcasting From The Empire State Building In New York City 90 Mile Range
Started: SUNDAY, MAY 9, 1988 Will Be Aired EVERY SUNDAY From 7:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M.
You may call us during the program at the WEVD Studios on TELEPHONE NO.: (212) 477-5610
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION REGARDING ADVERTISING, COMMUNITY ANNOUNCEMENTS, ETC. PLEASE CALL:
Naginder Kaur: (718) 544-0810 or Amarjit Singh: (516) 569-2827 YOUR FINANCIAL SUPPORT IS NEEDED
The Sikh Broadcasting Network
Aspires to provide the Sikh Panthic point of view to its listeners through Radio and T.V. while it supports Panthic Newspapers and Periodicals.
We are already on the air in New York since May 8, 1988, on WEVD Radio 97.9 FM.
We seek Panthic groups all across the country to arrange radio programs in the first instance. Our dream is to have Sikh program on T.V.
For starters, we have prepared:
* 60 minute video of Shabad Kirtan by Sohan Singh Rasia. Price $11.00,
* Video of Katha and Gurbani Vichar by Giani Amarjit Singh Ji. Price $11.00,
* Projects for a video to teach Punjabi to children and other documentary about the “Sikh Cause”.
*NOTE: Due to the printing error, the price of the video was wrongly quoted as $5.00 in the previous issue of the World Sikh News dated June 24, 1988. This may be read as. $11.00. The error is regretted.
Or Contact Amarjit Singh 433 Hamilton Ave. Hewlett, NJ 11557
TELEPHONE NO.: (516) 569-2827 or (516) 569-7150
Article extracted from this publication >> July 8, 1988
