Browsing Tag: 2010

“We are thankful to United Sikhs and the Bangkok Sikh Community who remembered Pakistani brothers during these trying times and friendly gestures would never be forgotten... and we hope that community will further support flood victims in this in such dire conditions...”

The president's decision may have averted the mis-identification problem, but it raises other, problematic questions about his priorities and his integrity. In bypassing the Golden Temple, President Obama signals that he is more interested in ensuring he does not lose political points than in potentially reducing the likelihood..

I do not normally watch such games (even the Olympics, or the World Cup soccer matches) with such devotion as I did these games. The reason is simple. I was able to see my 'people' on a daily basis on TV.

Liu Xiaobo, an impassioned literary critic, political essayist and democracy advocate repeatedly jailed by the Chinese government for his writings, won the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize on Friday in recognition of “his long and nonviolent struggle for fundamental human rights in China.”

People from all backgrounds and levels of experience of the Sikh way of life will be attending Khalsa Camp, so nobody will feel like the "odd one out"! Talkers from around the world are always invited to share their knowledge and experience of the most important aspects of living as a Sikh.

Gurtaj campsite is located 400 meters above sea level just 20 minutes from the JB Gurdwara. It has a vast amount of land for sports, a beautiful and cozy Darbar Sahib, nice meditation sheds and a langar hall.

Lots of Sikhs throughout the country have been enthusiastic about the Census. It is great to see Sikhs at work regarding an important National Issue. Unfortunately a lot of Sikhs are confused about the directions on how to get a Sikh voice for the count to our government.

It is important that all Sikh spectators at the Olympics who wear the kirpan strictly abide by the guidelines.