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Gortmaker and his colleagues call for action at multiple levels of society. They provide a list of interventions aimed at children, adolescents, and adults that have been estimated to be cost-effective. In addition to taxes on unhealthy food and drink and restrictions on junk food and beverage TV advertising to children,...

Sikh Research Institute (SikhRI) spent the end of summer on a two week tour through the UK from 26 August to 4 September. Audiences in London, Birmingham, and Glasgow attended a wide variety of programming, and there were TV interviews which aired across the UK and Europe.

The dark view expressed in the survey “contradicts a fundamental idea in multicultural democracies like ours, that conflicts between societies can be resolved through dialogue and negotiation,” said Jedwab. “This is also a key element in multiculturalism, where Canada is often seen elsewhere in the world as a model in conflict resolution.”

Guinness World Records says it has not ratified the record as Mr Singh cannot show a birth certificate from 1911. His trainer, Harmander Singh, says such documents were not made in India then.

A Muslim family that donated 19000 acres of land to Guru Nanak before becoming his first disciple outside the Guru's family is prepared to dedicate a two-and-a-half year old 20th generation member to Guru Nanak.

“At this annual gathering, the focus of our work was to make the functioning of WSC-AR more effective by responding to the needs of our member organizations, developing mission, vision, goals, and objectives, and reflecting on the accomplishments of the Sikh community” said Dr. Manohar Singh, Chairperson of WSC-AR.

UNITED SIKHS wishes to acknowledge the willingness of TSA and DHS to listen to the challenges faced by our community and we hope that we can continue to strive for a more secure nation while being sensitive to the deeply held religious convictions religious freedoms of Sikh travelers.

On this auspicious occasion of Diwali let us illuminate the lives of those who live in darkness and foolishly and mistakenly believe that they are “chosen” and inherently superior to followers of Dharmic traditions. Let us propagate the true spirit of love and embrace our brothers and sisters, be them of different faiths, on the condition that we Hindus, Sikhs, Jains, and Buddhists are venerated to a degree that is commensurate with our benevolent outlook of love and acceptance for all.