Just ask someone who has started to age if it's a myth or not. In my experience they'll say "No, it's real."
News: Why Aging Ain't No Myth
News: India’s new Internet rules criticized
New Internet rules that seek to enhance national security and limit offensive content have sparked an angry debate about free speech in the world’s largest democracy.
News: Mates mourn Perth meningococcal victim Gurpreet Singh
STUDENTS at James Cook University in Townsville were rocked by the sudden death of second-year medical student Gurpreet Singh, 18, who was found dead in his college dormitory last Wednesday night.
News: Child marriage condemns millions of girls to poverty
A girl under the age of 18 is married every three seconds -- that's 10 million every year -- often without her consent and sometimes to a much older man, according to the children’s charity Plan UK.
News: SikhNet Radio: Mobile App for Blackberry Phones
We are pleased to let you know that we have just released the all new SikhNet Radio mobile phone app for Blackberry devices.
News: Matrix QC becomes first Sikh High Court judge in new appointments
"The appointment of Mr Rabinder Singh QC, a talented and highly respected barrister, to the High Court, represents a real landmark in the drive to create a more diverse judiciary which continues to attract the highest quality candidates."
News: The Magic 'Degh' ~ Sikh Stories For Children
"The Magic 'Degh'" retells those Sikh stories and legends which highlight the core values propounded by Guru Nanak. They flow from his fundamental belief that all human beings - men and women - are created equal. These values have resonated through the centuries.
News: Life and moments of Baba Ran Singh Ji of Tarna Dal, Baba Bakala
He is very attentive, bundle of energy, spontaneous and witty. He is always willing to talk about the Gurbani and sincerely, he knows it by heart. The Shabads just flows from him and he usually recites after a deep thought and contemplation.
News: LONDON 2012: Olympic fans can carry small religious daggers, confirm Locog
LONDON 2012 organizers have insisted they will not ban ceremonial daggers, carried as articles of faith, at next year's Olympics.
News: Bullying Prevention ~ Minimal Progress
Where he ends we begin | Bullies won't kill another Singh Unite as CHILDREN make the change | Don't let things stay the same
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