An evening of inspirational talks from British Asian in the world of sports on Wednesday 17th October 2012
News: City Sikhs Network Oct. 17th ~ Celebrating British Asian Sporting Success
News: SGPC awards highest Sikh honour for operation 'Bluestar' General's killers
The event is being connected to the SPGC decision to allow construction of a memorial for those who died defending the faith in “Operation Blue Star” as well as recent incidents of honouring militants inside the Golden Temple complex.
News: Birth anniversary celebrations of Guru Ramdas Ji at the Golden Temple ~ a pictorial
Guru Ram Das began his life as a humble orphan named Jetha. He used to sell wheat berries in the street near the home of the third Sikh Master, Guru Amar Das. One day, Guru Amar Das called the boy into see him. He saw the spirit of Jetha, his Light, his humility, service and love.
News: 'Elders' join UN, Hillary Clinton in campaign to end practice of child marriage
A group of international leaders, known as The Elders, on Wednesday joined forces with the US secretary of state and UN agencies in the battle against the practice of child marriage.
News: International Day of the Girl: Why Science & Math Programs Matter
Late last year, the United Nations declared Oct. 11 the International Day of the Girl. Celebrated for the first time this month, the occasion aims to highlight the challenges girls face around the world to gain access to education and other basic rights, and empower them to advocate on their own behalf.
News: Double discrimination: Gender and age are disadvantages for girls around the world
Ten. Eleven. Twelve. Those are the ages that for many girls, the world becomes a much more dangerous place.
News: Turning global activism into a game
What does it take to make people in developed countries more aware of these life-and-death issues happening in what can seem like distant parts of the world?
News: All Communities take part in Sewa Day 2012 - Leicester
Seva has been described as a concept which is “embedded in Indian traditions, and is actively promoted by different cultures and faiths - as the core belief is the same - to sacrifice your time and resources for the benefit of others without wanting anything in return”.
News: His movie ‘Five Folds’ is making waves
In fact, his films have been winning in the category for the last three years says Satdeep. "I make movies that transcend religion and that appeal to everyone. The messages in the films are universal and everyone can relate to it."
News: The Mystery of Sarb Loh and New Weapon Materials
There is likely little doubt that over 300 years ago when the 10th Master’s presence graced the earth and he led Sikhs and others into necessary battle, that Sarb Loh (pure iron) was the preferred blade material for Kirpans and possibly swords that might have seen duty in the protection of oneself and the innocent.
Singh Sahib Jot Singh Khalsa
The finest kirpans, swords, knives, jewelry and artful objects to uplift, inspire and empower! www.TheKhalsaRaj.com It's not the life that matters - It's the courage you bring to it. (Yogi Bhajan).
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