Harinder Singh is an interdisciplinary researcher and global orator, passionately learning, analyzing and sharing intricacies of Sikh and Panjabi heritage. He delivers lectures at universities and interfaith conferences, interviews on TV & radio, and authors articles. He contextualizes contemporary realities of genocide, theology and linguistics to develop heritage and language curriculums, and has consulted on exhibitions and films. He is a member of the Board of Directors for SikhRI Canada and co-founder of the Panjab Digital Library. In this Interview, he explains his Perception of Sikh history and principal and gives information about the projects being run by his organizations.