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Arunajeet Kaur publishes a new book on Sikhs in the Diaspora

External Affairs Minister S.M. Krishna, presently here in Tehran on a four-day State visit, paid his obeisance at the lone Ganga Singh Sabha Gurdwara on Sunday.

Dialogue generated from the Summit and the support from lawmakers on Capitol Hill will form the foundation for proactively seeking and implementing resolutions to Sikh concerns at a policy level, and will be compiled in the 2010 Sikh Summit Report, which will be released shortly.

In Nanak's teaching there are two kinds of people; those who listen and act on the Word of the True Guru called Gurmukh (he who faces the Guru) and those that do not, called Manmukh (he who has turned his back on the Guru (bemukh) and does as he pleases).

Canadian Sikhs are wondering, why the double standard? While violence and looting in Montreal last night after the victory of the Montreal Canadians over the Pittsburgh Penguins has been attributed to a “small” group of 500 individuals, the entire Canadian Sikh community has been smeared by certain politicians and media as violent and prone to extremism due to the irresponsible comments and actions of a few.

"I found it an enriching experience," says Lonsdale, "Even from age 4, I was aware there was something more than this earthly life. I was on a spiritual quest from that age."

On Wednesday, Mandira Bedi, who attended a dealers meet of Jaypee Cement at Zirakpur on the outskirts of Chandigarh along with Sachin Tendulkar, flaunted the tattoo with the Ik Ong Kar symbol in Gurmukhi on her bare nape, leading to protests.

This law is based on the viewpoint that anyone of color or with an accent may be in the United States illegally. It enables the police to act on this stereotype and profile anyone in Arizona who may have a darker skin complexion, appears foreign, or speaks differently.

In the Council election of Barking and Dagenham, 5 Punjabi Sikhs have been successful. They endorse our multi-racial, multi-cultural community of which we should all be proud.