20th-century Sikh diaspora

The 20th-century Sikh diaspora refers to the migration of Sikhs from their homeland in Punjab, India, to countries like Canada, the UK, the U.S., and Australia. Driven by economic opportunities, political unrest, and search for better living conditions, many Sikhs settled abroad, establishing vibrant communities. They faced challenges such as maintaining their cultural and religious identity while integrating into new societies. This diaspora has significantly contributed to global multiculturalism, economic development, and the preservation of Sikh traditions outside India. Over time, these communities have become vital links between India and their new countries, fostering cultural exchange and mutual understanding.