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News: Casting talent over colour

A desire to break that Bollywood mould drove Darshi and another local actor to create the Vancouver International South Asian Film Festival (VISAFF), taking place this weekend at the SFU Woodward’s campus. The festival, founded by Darshi and Patricia Isaac, hopes to go beyond common perceptions.

News: Muslim Canadians and Prayers in Public School

Good God has not signed a deal with any one behind others' back. He is not a Christian, Muslim, Jew, Hindu, Sikh, Baha'i or otherwise. Ironically, each group builds its worth by denying the rights to sub-groups within their category. Religions have unabashedly transformed into private clubs.

News: Sikh ex-prison officer loses bid for dagger ban payout

Dhinsa was not prepared to carry a replica. “We can see no good reason, in the circumstances, to draw any inference that the ban was enforced on the grounds of race, religion or belief and accordingly, the claims are dismissed,” said Mr Roper.

News: Is meditation a pushup for the brain?

The study suggests that people who meditate have stronger connections between brain regions and show less age-related brain atrophy. Having stronger connections influences the ability to rapidly relay electrical signals in the brain. And significantly, these effects are evident throughout the entire brain, not just in specific areas.

News: Prominent Kar Sewa social workers to add eco-friendly features in the Gurdwara buildings

Prominent Kar Sewa Group have agreed to introduce eco-friendly features in Gurdwara buildings under its service and also to add green patches in the new designs for reconstruction of older Sikh structures.

News: Sukh Sagar Park Opening & Naming ~ News and Pictures

Hundreds of Community members from New Westminster and around the Lower Mainland, came together on Saturday 9th July, for the unique opening ceremony of Sukh Sagar Park. This is the first time in North American Sikh History that a prominent park has been named after a Gurdwara Sahib.

News: Do women have what it takes? Northwestern U study

The meta-analysis incorporated studies from three different paradigms of research to examine the cultural masculinity of leadership stereotypes and the conditions under which such masculinity is more or less pronounced.

News: Wearing a turban in the face of hate

In 21st century America, religious freedom doesn't come without a price.

News: Poor countries set to benefit from patent agreement on Aids drugs

Even more importantly, the generics companies will also be allowed to make combinations of drugs from different companies (provided other companies follow Gilead's lead). In an ideal world, anybody with HIV who needed medication would be able to take a single pill once a day in which three or four medicines are combined.

News: Leafing Through History

It was a pilgrimage of sorts, one that took Damanbir Singh Jaspal, a senior Punjab IAS officer, eminent scholar and academician, more than three years to complete. It was a journey that required both faith and fire.

Browsing Tag: News

News: Casting talent over colour

News: Muslim Canadians and Prayers in Public School

News: Sikh ex-prison officer loses bid for dagger ban payout

News: Is meditation a pushup for the brain?

News: Prominent Kar Sewa social workers to add eco-friendly features in the Gurdwara buildings

News: Sukh Sagar Park Opening & Naming ~ News and Pictures

News: Do women have what it takes? Northwestern U study

News: Wearing a turban in the face of hate

News: Poor countries set to benefit from patent agreement on Aids drugs

News: Leafing Through History

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