The new face of Canada's Sikhs
The election of 19-year-old to be one of the leaders at the country's largest temples marks an important shift toward blending tradition with progressive ideas and recasting the Sikh image in B.C.
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White House and Sikh Community Celebrate Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s Gurpurb
The White House and the Sikh community celebrated the 540th Gurpurab of Guru Nanak Sahib Ji by holding a celestial musical performance yesterday.
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Writing a New Chapter in Sikh History
Community unites in Historic election and elects Sikh Youth Slate at Surrey's Guru Nanak Sikh Temple.
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First Punjabi-American Mayor in Yuba City Ca.
Kash Gill sworn in; East Indians celebrate
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Parmukh Singh Hoogan is the only Sikh Member of Parliament in Tanzania
During July and August 2009, I visited Tanzania along with my family to attend a Sikh wedding.
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"Shoegate" Hero Jarnail Singh Finally Speaks Out
When I hurled a shoe on India's Home Minister P. Chidambram at a press conference in New Delhi on April 7, 2009 in protest against the Sikh massacre of 1984, I had no doubt that some kind of action would be taken against me.
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Nimrata Nikki Kaur Randhawa-Haley runs for Governor of South Carolina
Yet another Indian American, this time a woman born to Sikh parents from Amritsar, is in the race to become governor of a US state.
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Singh is King
Last week in the Ba market, Jone, one of my Fijian friends, looking at my turban, asked me why the prime minister of India always wears turban of blue colour.
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 A Sikh Woman Warrior Tells Her Tale
Too often, we think of women in the Sikh community only in our roles as mothers, sisters, wives, and daughters. These are all important roles but our identity isn’t entirely defined relative to others...
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Who will be India's next prime minister?
With general elections underway in India, analysts are predicting yet another hung Parliament in which smaller parties could call the shots, anyone could be kingmaker and any kingmaker could be king.
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