Sikhs should be allowed to wear their ceremonial daggers - known as Kirpans - to school and other public places, Britain's first Asian judge has said.
News: Sikh judge Sir Mota Singh criticises banning of Kirpan
News: 17 National Organizations Demand Repeal of Oregon Ban on Religious Dress for School Teachers
Tomorrow, Tuesday February 9, is the vote in the Oregon House on teachers wearing religious dress.
News: Is There Enough Food Out There For Nine Billion People?
Sometime around 2050, there are going to be nine billion people roaming this planet—two billion more than there are today—and it's a safe bet that all those folks will want to eat.
News: The Magic of Sikh Miniatures
Arpana Caur's fascination with Sikh art is evident in her compositions, themes and rendering of the subject matter.
News: Pay it Forward: Elevation Leads to Altruistic Behavior
Seeing someone help another person makes us feel good, but is it enough to get us to go out and perform good acts ourselves?
News: Sacred Travel for Peace, Prosperity and Unity
The Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha UK travels from Birmingham to Nairobi Kenya.
News: Changes to Holla Mohalla stadium anger the Nihangs.
Work in progress at Charan Ganga stadium in Anandpur Sahib
News: Dasam Granth Controversy Promoted by Anti Sikh Scholars (OP-ED)
Attempts made by pseudo-scholars of Sikhism to try and create controversies are a part and parcel of Sikhism these days.
News: Sikhs attend landmark interfaith conference in Jakarta
The conference was one of the steps undertaken by the US government to promote and foster multi-religious cooperation since President Barack Obama’s historic speech in Cairo, Egypt last year.
News: Sikhs defy Akal Takht edict against Prof Darshan Singh
A large number of Sikh organizations, intellectuals, panthic bodies, thinkers and individuals have openly defied the hukumnama (edict) against former Akal Takht jathedar Prof Darshan Singh.
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