Migrants in Europe, the United States and many other parts of the world are subjected to the worst forms of racial discrimination and xenophobia..
News: UN investigator: Migrants suffer worst racism
News: Uniting Girls Across the Country and Around the World
In the fall of 2010, the United Nations Foundation launched Girl Up -- a "for girls, by girls" campaign aimed at igniting a movement to transform the lives of adolescent girls in developing countries.
News: India's Security Council Seat: Don't Hold Your Breath
A day after President Barack Obama publicly endorsed India's claim to a permanent seat on the U.N. Security Council, State Department spokesman P.J. Crowley poured cold water on any expectation of New Delhi's elevation anytime soon.
News: £15 million Sikh Temple to open next week
One of the biggest Sikh Temples outside of India is to officially open next week, after a multi-million pound project taking almost a decade to complete. “This will be one of the, if not the, biggest Sikh temple outside of India. It is a fantastic time in Gravesham’s history
News: From the Road: SuperHealth in Russia
On this trip, I’ve seen so many beautiful people with shining faces. People are gracious, generous and sincerely dedicated to their practice. Stories of Yogi Bhajan are always a favorite as their hungry eyes devour the teachings.
News: Keeping faith: Sikh Soldier graduates basic training
When Spc. Simranpreet Lamba steps onto Hilton Field today for his graduation from Basic Combat Training, he will recite the same Soldiers' Creed as his fellow graduates, but instead of a beret, he will wear a turban with his uniform; and his face is distinctive by the beard he sports.
News: The Turban Makes a Fashion Comeback, Again
WEARING a turban demands confidence. You have to believe, truly believe, in your look. You have to commit — it’s a turban, after all.
News: Bubbles of Energy Are Found in Our Galaxy
Something big is going on at the center of our galaxy, and astronomers are happy to say they don’t know what it is.
News: Sacha Sauda- The True Bargain
Gurudwara Sahibs around the world have to stop putting emphasis on the people that do the deeds and instead put the emphasis back on the deed. No more saropas unless the person really did something that he couldn’t have easily done.
News: Armistice Day Treaty of World War I
On 11 November 1921, a Belgium 'Unknown Soldier' was buried in Brussels, and it became the national monument of WW1. On the Armistice Day, there is a military parade in Brussels, and wreaths are laid on the grave of the Unknown Soldier.
Bhupinder Singh (Holland)
In Holland Bhupinder Singh is one of the few Sikhs who preserved their religion and actively contributed in religious, social, literary fields.
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