Turbaned Punjabis are a group of people from the Indian state of Punjab who wear turbans as part of their traditional dress. They are mostly Sikhs, a religious group that originated in the Punjab region and is now found all over the world. The Sikh faith emphasizes equality, justice, and service to others, and its members are known for their strong sense of community and commitment to helping those in need. Turbaned Punjabis are an important part of the Sikh community and are often seen as symbols of the faith.