For observant Sikhs, tying a turban is neither a ritual nor a sign of extremism; it is a declaration of Sikh identity and signifies commitment to the Sikh principles of justice and universal equality.

A turban, which is also known as a dastaar, is mandatory for practising Sikh men and women as they must cover their heads when in public. The dastaar is an article of faith that represents honour ...

The blue turban closely resembled the style of turbans worn by millions of Sikhs around the world, and people in the Sikh community were offended, calling out both Gucci and Nordstrom for cultural ...

Voices Why Sikh women like me are embracing the power of the turban. I was 18 when I decided to fully commit to practising my faith and get initiated.

The turban, tied in distinctive fashion, was a way to manage long hair and serves as the most instant way to recognize a Sikh. Read the full post on CNN’s Belief blog Ad Feedback ...

Members of the Sikh faith are staging outreach events at temples around the country over the next few months as part of a national campaign to dispel American misconceptions that their turbans and ...

Dear @gucci, the Sikh Turban is not a hot new accessory for white models but an article of faith for practising Sikhs. Your models have used Turbans as ‘hats’ whereas practising Sikhs tie them ...