Aims and Objectives
Dal Khalsa state their aims and objectives as follows:
- To provide principled direction to Sikh politics.
- To promote respect, observance and commitment for human rights as enshrined in the Sikh faith as well in various international arrangements.
- To ensure that South Asia is a nuclear-free zone.
- To strengthen the economy of the Punjab through active association with world economy and to nurture and develop the Sikh Diaspora worldwide.
- To revamp the education system in accordance with Sikh traditions and to cater to the needs of modern society.
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