King's College Students to Feed the Hungry on the Streets of London
As the chilling wind of winter blows in, volunteers and students will walk on the streets and under the bridges of Central London to feed the hungry and homeless on 20th November 2009 at 6pm.
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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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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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'Kivein bhullan', Movie by Sikh kids marks 25 year anniversary of Sikh Genocide
Canadian Sikh kids from Windsor Ontario have captured the heart of the Sikh sangat and touched the mainstream world citizens across the borders beyond one could have imagined with their film “Kivein Bhullaan - How Can We Forget"
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Manjot Kaur wins iPHONE at GGSSC Canada Gurmat Crash Course Prize Ceremony
Over 200 students took this exam on 6th September and today was the day to announce the winners.
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2009 SikhNet Youth Film Festival Winners Announced!
Although there was often a clear first place winner in a category, the race between the second and third place films was often very close and the judges enthusiastically discussed the merits of the films in contention for those awards.
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Sikh Youth Feed Over 5,000 Poor in Memory Of Late Chief Minister
The mass feeding programme commenced in the presence of Secunderabad, MP, Anjan Kumar Yadav and more than 5,000 poor persons were fed from 12.30 pm to 8 pm.
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Redemption ... Amidst The Drug Wars
During my trip to Punjab this past summer, Dr. Balwant Singh Sekhon arranged for my teenage son, Angad Singh and I to visit the Akal De-addiction Center at Cheema in district Sangrur, Punjab.
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Among Young Sikhs, Expressions of Faith Mixing Two Worlds
Using e-mail, social networking and old-fashioned word-of-mouth, Pritpal Singh Kochhar put together the initial 15 members of the Manhattan Sikh Association. In October 2007, it held the first diwan in Battery Park City, drawing about 50 people.
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Crowning Glory
APKF has planned to open turban clinics across the country within the next six months
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