Since 2004, head scarves and other signs of religious affiliation have been banned from public schools by a government determined to enforce France’s tradition of strict secularism...
News: The Slippery Slope of Religious Symbols in France
News: Woolwich One-Day Sikhi Camp Photos
The one-day camp included talks, Q&A, arts and crafts, dastaar tying, gatka, and learning keertan.
News: Is Sikhi Being Wasted on Sikhs?
As a Sikh permanently settled in Switzerland and observing events affecting Sikhs in India and elsewhere, I wonder more and more whether the Sikhs of today are really fit for Sikhism.
News: Book Review: A Lion's Mane
Rarely do I come across a book that strikes a balance of being both educational and inspiring...this is what I found in A Lion’s Mane by Navjot Kaur.
News: Sikhs should Familiarize Themselves with Olympic Kirpan Policy
It is important that all Sikh spectators at the Olympics who wear the kirpan strictly abide by the guidelines.
News: Artisans keep copper bas-relief art alive in Amritsar
Several ancient art forms such as copper relief art are on the verge of extinction in the country, but a few artisans in Amritsar have preserved this ancient form.
News: Karachi Sikhs Demand Return of Gurdwara
Sikh community scrambles to save its place of worship
News: Sikh judge Sir Mota Singh criticises banning of Kirpan
Sikhs should be allowed to wear their ceremonial daggers - known as Kirpans - to school and other public places, Britain's first Asian judge has said.
News: 17 National Organizations Demand Repeal of Oregon Ban on Religious Dress for School Teachers
Tomorrow, Tuesday February 9, is the vote in the Oregon House on teachers wearing religious dress.
News: Is There Enough Food Out There For Nine Billion People?
Sometime around 2050, there are going to be nine billion people roaming this planet—two billion more than there are today—and it's a safe bet that all those folks will want to eat.
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