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McLeod took upon himself the responsibility of helping the Western world become aware of the importance of the Sikh community and its traditions.

Among the British Indian troops the warning was spread that, in case of the use of gas, a handkerchief (or the pagri-dastaar) was to be placed over the mouth. It was recommended to soak the handkerchief (or pagri) in urine.

The very first sign of duality (separation from The One) appears when selflessness starts to get shrouded with egotism.

Gurdas Maan holds makeup show in park

Signaler Singh made history as the very first Sikh soldier to wear his turban on Public Duties guarding the monarch and protecting the Crown Jewels. He was soon joined by Lance Corporal Singh.

A lot of Sikh youth is attending and coming on the path of Sikhi. Everyone and the Sikh youth are supporting the Gurmat Parchaar being done by Sant Dhadrianwale who are openly doing Panthic Parchaar on every Gurdwara stage just as they do in India.

It’s a nondescript temple at Halhalia village in Bihar’s Araria district. It doesn’t have an idol; a mound of earth in one corner of the roofless one-room shrine represents Din Bhadri Devi, the local deity. Its walls are bare, but for priest Amlanand Rishidev, there is a more pressing problem than the upkeep of the temple...

The 21st Annual International Symposium will be held in Southern California, from THursday, August 6 to Sunday August 9, 2009.