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News: Perceptible Identities in a Secular Medley

We have become not a melting pot, with all the ingredients blended together, but a beautiful mosaic – each tile uniquely beautiful whilst also merging into the big picture which has a beauty all its own. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams.

News: May 2010 Manchester Nagar Kirtan Photo Album and Videos

Manchester Nagar Kirtan was held recently with pomp and vigour with Gatka demonstations, et al.

News: The Hermeneutics of Sikh Music (rag) and Word (shabad)

Academic chairs are among the highest honors bestowed upon members of the faculty by the University and are regarded with great esteem throughout the academic world

News: No caste in Census: SGPC chief to Sikhs

SGPC Chief, Avtar Singh Makkar has appealed to the Sikh community to abstain from mentioning caste in the Census survey. Makkar has said that caste has no place in Sikhism and the community members should not report their caste to the Census teams.

News: 1,500 salute top Sikh

More than 1,500 mourners lined the streets of Manchester to say farewell to a ‘kingpin’ of the community. People from across the country came to pay their respects to Dr Harkirtan Singh-Raud, from Fallowfield, who died last week, aged 46, after a short illness.

News: Forgotten Deeds of Sikh Heroism - The Battle of Malaya

When the history of this titanic struggle comes to be written in mature perspective, none of its many sides will, we believe, excite more wonderment and more ungrudging admiration than the part the Sikhs soldiers have played in it.

Harchand Singh Bedi

He graduated in Master of Business Administration, now owns an event management company in Ipoh.

News: England hails its blue-eyed Sikh soldier

Singh's Commanding Officer Lieutenant Colonel Adrain Lee said, The work Private Singh has done on behalf of the British Army has been exemplary. At a time when conflicts occur as much over ideals as over territory, ensuring good communication across community groups is critical.