Where do we register our marriages? This was former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh's poser to Union Home Minister P Chidambaram on Monday.
News: Need separate Marriage Act for Sikhs: Amarinder
News: Hope and Compassion
Touch gently the Life Of your fellow man For the human heart Shapes as easily As clay upon The potter's wheel
News: SikhNet Radio - Gurbani Mobile App v. 1.5 Released
Now you can listen to SikhNet radio on your iPhone, iPod Touch, or iPad wherever you have an internet connection. It allows fast, easy streaming of all the SikhNet radio channels directly to your iPhone and will accommodate new music channels as they are added.
News: Keep Arms And Legs Hairy To Keep Bed Bugs Away
Looking to avoid confrontations with bed bugs? You will be better off not shaving your legs according to researchers in the UK.
News: Ugandan Sikh MP, whose family was spared by Idi Amin, woos Punjabi farmers
The first African Sikh MP, whose family was among a very few who did not leave Uganda, and was considered a favourite of despot Idi Amin during 1970s, wants Punjabi farmers to cultivate land in the east African country that is now becoming a passage to entire east Africa after South Sudan became a new country recently.
News: Plans for world's first mass 'pod' system unveiled
FUTURISTIC driverless pods will overhaul mass transportation in India, with plans in place for the rest of the world too, the creators of the technology say. ...has announced it will bring the pods to Amritsar, the home to Sikh holy shrine the Golden Temple.
News: First Sikh museum opened Saturday with Lt.-Gov. Point
Lieutenant-Governor Steven Point officially opened the Sikh Heritage Museum, the first of its kind in Canada, at the historic Gur Sikh Gurdwara on South Fraser Way.
News: Unpalatable Truths
This investigation into religious food charities in Delhi became a fascinating journey, not just into the survival strategies of Delhi's poorest, but the shrinking spaces in the hearts of India's middle class.
News: Sikh media raised the issue of homeless Punjabi Youth in Southall, London
Many homeless persons spend chilling nights of December on footpaths of Southall city, near London. Sikh Channel, one of the two community channels of Sikhs in UK, has brought this issue into light through street journalism and raised the concern of homeless Punjabi youth.
News: An Excerpt from A Pale Blue Dot
It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another...
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