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April started with a bang this past weekend as the 2nd Annual Sikh Heritage Month festival was launched at the prestigious Peel Art Gallery Museum + Archives (PAMA).

Immigration officer Ajeet Singh has been elected president of the Immigration Services Union Peninsular Malaysia, making him probably the first Sikh to lead the 60 year old union representing some 14,000 immigration officers.

“But the passengers were not allowed outside the airport. So we arranged food, clothes and medicines, particularly for children.”

Singh’s turban will have to be black or camouflage, depending on the situation, according to the memo. Also, his beard must be rolled or tied...

An interview with Lt. Murphy and his wife Ann from Basics of Sikhi's Bhai Jagraj Singh. "You gotta a whole bigger family now!" Both the Murphy's exclaimed with happiness, "Yes, absolutely!"

[VIDEO] This movie is showing that we just need to try to implement their character in actual life instead of using for show off. So make them your role model rather then using as a mere pictures.

Though hiccups are generally harmless and usually go away in a few minutes, they can be incredibly frustrating. No one knows exactly what brings them on, why they occur nor, to everyone's chagrin, how to get rid of them.

As more and more people in general are becoming interested in caring for their environment, the recent step towards natural dyes or unbleached cloth as well, is a welcome move that more people should consider taking advantage of.

The Khalsa's responsibility to face today's challenges faced by humankind derives from the egalitarian Khalsa tradition of sharing and serving enshrined in Sri Guru Granth Sahib and evolved over many centuries.