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A selection of sacred verses from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, normally chanted or sung as morning kirtan and forming a core part of the daily Sikh prayers.
Nitnem is a Punjabi term for a daily routine of prayer. It consists of five Banis – Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A lively morning show that chats about world events, dishes out advice and invites callers to weigh in.
Listening to the Sukhmani Sahib verses is said to calm the mind and help keep God in your thoughts.
Spiritual tracks built around the core ideas of Dharam.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
We'll bring you the newest Sikh stories from across the UK and overseas, and we'll chip in with our take on politics, religion and culture.
Your go‑to slot for the latest Nankana Sahib pilgrimage news.
Rehras Sahib brings together verses from the Guru Granth Sahib and the Sri Dasam Granth Sahib, and Sikhs normally include it in their evening prayers.
A chat with a pretty unusual guest who's got strong opinions and a fascinating story to share.
Vicharan Di Saanjh is a live call‑in programme that covers a mix of topics relevant to the Punjabi community, sparking real talk about the issues that matter most. Have your say and be part of the di…
PBC’s own crew host a chat about today’s headlines.
Live coverage from a Sikh conference, focusing on the community's current concerns.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
20 programmes
From the early‑morning Amritvela slot we’ll play Simran, Kirtan, Asa Di Vaar and Nitnem – the prayers and chants that form the daily routine for Sikhs.
A selection of sacred verses from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, normally chanted or sung as morning kirtan and forming a core part of the daily Sikh prayers.
Nitnem is a Punjabi term for a daily routine of prayer. It consists of five Banis – Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A lively morning show that chats about world events, dishes out advice and invites callers to weigh in.
Listening to the Sukhmani Sahib verses is said to calm the mind and help keep God in your thoughts.
Spiritual tracks built around the core ideas of Dharam.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A chat with a pretty unusual guest who's got strong opinions and a fascinating story to share.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
Rehras Sahib brings together verses from the Guru Granth Sahib and the Sri Dasam Granth Sahib, and Sikhs normally include it in their evening prayers.
We'll bring you the newest Sikh stories from across the UK and overseas, and we'll chip in with our take on politics, religion and culture.
Live coverage of religious services, news, current affairs and world events.
PBC’s own crew host a chat about today’s headlines.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
22 programmes
From the early‑morning Amritvela slot we’ll play Simran, Kirtan, Asa Di Vaar and Nitnem – the prayers and chants that form the daily routine for Sikhs.
A selection of sacred verses from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, normally chanted or sung as morning kirtan and forming a core part of the daily Sikh prayers.
Nitnem is a Punjabi term for a daily routine of prayer. It consists of five Banis – Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A lively morning show that chats about world events, dishes out advice and invites callers to weigh in.
Listening to the Sukhmani Sahib verses is said to calm the mind and help keep God in your thoughts.
Spiritual tracks built around the core ideas of Dharam.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A chat with a pretty unusual guest who's got strong opinions and a fascinating story to share.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
Rehras Sahib brings together verses from the Guru Granth Sahib and the Sri Dasam Granth Sahib, and Sikhs normally include it in their evening prayers.
We'll bring you the newest Sikh stories from across the UK and overseas, and we'll chip in with our take on politics, religion and culture.
Take a peek at the work the Pingalwara Charitable Society does.
PBC’s own crew host a chat about today’s headlines.
A glimpse at Punjab's customs, heritage and traditional way of life.
PBC’s own crew host a chat about today’s headlines.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
19 programmes
From the early‑morning Amritvela slot we’ll play Simran, Kirtan, Asa Di Vaar and Nitnem – the prayers and chants that form the daily routine for Sikhs.
A selection of sacred verses from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib, normally chanted or sung as morning kirtan and forming a core part of the daily Sikh prayers.
Nitnem is a Punjabi term for a daily routine of prayer. It consists of five Banis – Japji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Savaiye, Chaupai Sahib and Anand Sahib.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A lively morning show that chats about world events, dishes out advice and invites callers to weigh in.
Listening to the Sukhmani Sahib verses is said to calm the mind and help keep God in your thoughts.
Spiritual tracks built around the core ideas of Dharam.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
You'll hear a blend of classic and modern Punjabi songs, alongside a dash of entertainment, and there’s a good chance some popular Punjabi singers will drop in for a performance.
We'll be airing repeats of live or recorded shows, typically covering current hot topics or programmes you've asked us to bring back.
A kid‑friendly mix of sing‑along rhymes, catchy songs and bite‑size uplifting Sakhis.
A chat with a pretty unusual guest who's got strong opinions and a fascinating story to share.
Top Sikh scholars will be on hand, reading from the Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji and other Sikh scriptures, while talking about the faith’s history, philosophy and spiritual side.
Rehras Sahib brings together verses from the Guru Granth Sahib and the Sri Dasam Granth Sahib, and Sikhs normally include it in their evening prayers.
Thinking positively can lower stress and give your health a lift.
Solicitor Zubair Rasheed explains the ins and outs of UK asylum and immigration law, covering everything from how asylum claims work to the employment rights of those seeking protection. He keeps the…
Live coverage from a Sikh conference, focusing on the community's current concerns.