The second historic Scottish-Sikh gathering will remember the life of Banda Singh Bahadur (1670-1716), the Sikh equivalent of William Wallace.
News: Sikh-Scottish event comes to Stirling
News: Rabbi's Beard Doesn't Make Cut
But in trying to become a chaplain in the U.S. Army, Mr. Stern has gotten tangled in a military bureaucracy that has made exceptions for other beards, but not his.
News: Becoming a Princess
Does a girl become a princess by perfectly styled hair, jewelry; make up, a gorgeous dress and an attitude to match? Or does a girl become a princess by her very presence and her words and actions?
News: Grandmother of Khalsa: The Seventh Role of a Woman
Grandmothers around the world are famous for spoiling their grandchildren. But being a good Grandmother is about much more than spoiling the children...
News: PM Singh tops list of 10 world leaders
"The Leader Other Leaders Love", the magazine said the economist-turned-politician Singh, engineered the transition "from stagnant socialism to a spectacular take-off in the global economy. But it's Singh's unassuming personal style that really inspires awe...
News: NRIs urged to save Amritsar-London-Toronto flight
Air India has been displaying a negative attitude vis-à-vis Amritsar from day one. Punjabis form more than 30% of all international air passengers landing at Delhi and more than 600,000 passengers alighted or took off from Amritsar in 2007...
Dr. Charanjit Singh Gumtala
Editor monthly paper from Amritsar , Amritsar Post .Writes for different news papers and has written 7 books in Punjabi
News: News from Leh, Ladakh - Pathar Sahib & Rahul's visit
Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi and Minister of State for Defence M Pallam Raju visited various areas in Leh on Monday, over a week after flashfloods had left the town devastated.
News: Punjab Devastated In Floods
Severe floods have led to a critical condition of people in the Punjab region and as authorities continue to warn of more rain to come, the situation promises to be much worse.
News: Is climate change South Asia's deadliest threat?
"Intense floods, droughts and cyclones have impacted on the economic performances of South Asian countries and the lives of millions of poor, it also puts at risk infrastructure, agriculture, human health, water resources and the environment"...
News: Natural Disaster - Will the Pakistan floods strike again?
The recent floods in Pakistan's Indus Valley are of truly Biblical proportions. The UN estimates that the humanitarian crisis is now larger than the combined effects of the three worst natural disasters to strike in the past decade.
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