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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First Punjabi-American Mayor in Yuba City Ca.
Kash Gill sworn in; East Indians celebrate
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A Sharing Experience
Top of India diners will be treated to a free meal on Nov. 2. In order to honor the founder of his religion, Chef Singh is gearing up to serve 15 or 16 different vegetarian dishes
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Army Allows Sikh Doctor to Wear Beard and Turban
U.S. Army Captain Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi has become the first Sikh to be permitted to keep his turban, beard and long hair while serving on active duty as an emergency room doctor.
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Sikh Children's Camps to Commemorate 1984
Twice a year, the Jakara Movement organizes children’s camps in 12 regions throughout California. During the months of October and November, Jakara Junior camps will be held in commemoration of 1984.
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Preparations Under Way for the 30th Annual Yuba City Nagar Kirtan
The 2009 Yuba City Sikh Parade celebrates another milestone this year. This marks the 30th anniversary of a parade that started with humble beginnings
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US Government Reverses Ban on Sikh Federal Security Officers Wearing Bana
In what is seen as a landmark civil rights victory for the Sikh community, the US government has allowed Sikhs to serve as federal security officers while keeping their turbans and beards.
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Sikhs on TV: 100 Countries, 200 Million Viewers
SALDEF Expands Sikh Visibility; Meets President Obama
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Little India in Kent, Washington
While the Indian community evolves into a major community, so are the Indian businesses growing in great numbers.
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President Obama’ Representative assures Sikhs that they have access to the White House
“We want to engage all communities at the same level at the White House and we want to make sure that Sikh community is involved fully with the Obama Administration."
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