Published in the February 2026 Edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of रेत के धागे! It slips from the handsA no substance of substanceThe strands of sandThey slip away from my handsI hold, I grip, yet they slipThe naughty strands of sandSikiladi
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तितलियाँ
Published in January Edition of “Hindu Deep” by The Hindu Council of Kenya तितलियाँ! वे ईश्वर के लुप्त गुप्त पैग़ाम ले आतींफ़रिश्तों की तरह दिल के दर्द समझ जातींयें नन्ही नन्ही तितलियाँ यहाँ वहाँ मँडरातींऔर बेरंग मेरे जीवन में रंग भर जातींसिकीलधी Above poem composed in 2015 found a place in a present edition of … Continue reading तितलियाँ
बादल की चादर
Published in October 2025 edition of Hindu Deep Widespread is the sheet of clouds Blanketing the Earth, the white spread Large heartedly embracing the earth Comforting with it’s relaxing shadows
दाना
Published in Hindu Deep Edition September 2025 A poetry by Sikiladi describing the grain picking by birds.
HCK at Hindu Sanatan Mandir
Published in April 2025 Edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of Kenya
Prayers for Pahalgam Victims!
Grief! Shock! It left many in a can full of mixed emotions. Emotions of grief, shock, disbelief, fear, mistrust, disbelief, hatred, sympathy, anger, sadness and a lot more. The terror attack that brings humanity to its lowest and brings up sentiments of all sorts yet they know not that deep within it stirs up a … Continue reading Prayers for Pahalgam Victims!
SWS at Sanskriti Mahotsav
Published in Hindu Deep as community news.
Geeta Jayanti (5161 years)
A glimpse into the origin of and the essence of the chapters of Shrimad Bhagwad Geeta as understood by Monica Gokaldas. Published in November 2024 Edition of Hindu Deep by Hindu Council of Kenya Gita Jayanti By Monica Gokaldas Gita Jayanti is the birthday of Shrimad Bhagwad Gita, the sacred text of the Hindus. It … Continue reading Geeta Jayanti (5161 years)
Sindhi Delicacy : Satta
Satta is a traditional Sindhi Sweet which shares common traditional lineage with some other communities as well and is sold in sindhi sweet stores as well as sweet stores in Northern part of India. However, the Sindhi Satta tastes slightly different from the one used by the Maharashtrians and Gujratis. That slight difference in texture … Continue reading Sindhi Delicacy : Satta
Sindhi Delicacy : Khatto Bhatt
Each district and state in India has it's own unique cuisine. Sindhi community though having no state or district even after so many years since the Partition of the country has maintained it's traditions and culture through festivals, food and spirituality and revel in reviving the slowly fading culture and language.A glimpse of Sindhi cuisine … Continue reading Sindhi Delicacy : Khatto Bhatt
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