Dashmesh Gurmat Camp - Indianapolis
An experience was what we were promised. And an experience is what we got!
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West Midlands Police sets up Sikh Association
A new association for Sikh officers has been formed by West Midlands Police to develop a better understanding between officers and the Sikh community.
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Reflections on Sidak 2012: Apply for Summer, 2013
Everyone’s experience at Sidak is obviously very different. And I recommend any of the tracks with the following caveate: this is not a camp atmosphere with ample time for socializing, nor will there be an opportunity to wear fancy clothes. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn and deepen your knowledge,...
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Star Trek: Into Whiteness [OP-ED]
It had background characters who were people of colour. And, here and there, it had anti-heroes and villains who were people of colour … one of whom, Khan Noonian Singh, became well-nigh iconic.
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GTA Sikh Marathon attracts young and old
“We are asking people to come out for the marathon. We want to motivate not only young persons from our Sikh community but children from other communities as well. You can walk or run,” said Jeev Singh.
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Balpreet Kaur and the power of kindness
The object of the photo was an attempt at mockery. Among the first 100 responses to the posting on Reddit were harsh and derogatory comments about Balpreet Kaur’s facial hair, gender, ethnicity, and religion. And, what began as mockery was beginning to spread virally on the internet...
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Sikh Regiment's passion for excellence
The room reverberated with talk of Tongpeng La, Raja Hill, Burki, OP Hill, Poonchh, Siramani and Tiger Hill 1999 - battles long ago emblazoned on the Sikh Regiment's glorious history.
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Fresno Sikhs seek unity after attack
Worshippers at a Sikh temple in southwest Fresno, close to where an elderly Sikh man was attacked while walking on South Cherry Avenue a week ago, say they want to encourage a spirit of unity in the community.
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Sikh History – The Life and Times of Guru HarRai
Guru HarRai in his ever polite manner replied: “Yes, Whether you comprehend it or not, the word bears the fruit of salvation....
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In search of the common good
Nearly every religious tradition of social ethics encompasses two sorts of justice. The first is procedural justice: giving people what they deserve under contracts and the law. The second is distributive justice: meeting some needs just because human beings are human beings.
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