The Organization was founded on 2011 as an attempt to create an organization that would  represent the one voice of Sikhs. Their goal is: “To work for the promotion & ideas of universal
brotherhood, peace, justice, freedom of worship and speech, respect for cultural diversity and
human dignity, without distinctions SWA Group is a group of volunteers and activists with a    mutual interest in the protection and
promotion of human rights, the peaceful resolution of conflicts and reform of the agencies of
the National Human right commission to reflect the needs of the people rather than the states.
This organization was formally established in 2011 in response to the worsening human rights
situation in Mumbai Maharashtra state of India. The group has since increased its sphere of
work to include minority rights, Transnational’s, internal conflicts and sustainable development
as well as human rights cases from other regions. We work takes the form of human rights
activism, academic reports, organization and participation in relevant conferences.
This Foundation was founded in 2011 to promote the heritage and future of Sikhism. It is a non-profit and non-political charitable organization that works to: Pass on the Sikh person to the growth, particularly the youth Introduce the world to the ethics, mysticismmarts, literature and heroism of the Sikhs Contribute Sikh perspectives to issues of common human concern
Advance Sikh culture by advancing the tradition of critical and creative thinking that gave birth
to the faith Generate the highest quality resources for the study of Sikhism
This organization is a service organization of concerned Sikhs who seek the welfare of their
community and are prepared to work for it in a low profile manner. It was formed in 2011 by
several Sikhs and has gradually expanding and now has members from other states. All
members pay dúes; these are budgeted to support various projects and to entertain new ideas
or ventures. The Association is legally incorporated

Founder / President
Mandip Singh Kler
(Vicky phaaji)