Kamaljeet Kaur likes playing with alphabets.
News: Excel in Your Passion
News: Voodoo: The old religion rises from the rubble in Haiti
In the aftermath of one of the world's worst earthquakes, priests and missionaries are competing for the souls of a traumatised population. Kim Sengupta reports from Port-au-Prince
News: Akal Takht declares UK hero 'Sikh Quom da Shaheed'
The honour came a day after his 10-year-old son, Gurinder, lit the funeral pyre of his father at Dholanwal.
News: The New Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara in Dubai
At the time of writing, the Dubai gurdwara named 'Guru Nanak Darbar', has reached ground level with a three storey underground carpark which will accommodate up to 500 vehicles.
Dya Singh (Australia)
Dya Singh is a deeply heartfelt master musical interpreter of traditional Sikh hymns (shabads)
News: Secret Trial = Kangaroo Court = Tainted Decision (OP-ED)
In the final analysis, I suspect the Akal Takht will be obeyed and heeded about as much as it is respected and trusted.
News: Seva: Neither a Shield, Nor a Sword
I have noticed that the concept of seva is nowadays increasingly wielded as a weapon and less as what it is meant to be.
News: Waris Singh Ahluwalia: Renaissance Man
Waris was born in Amritsar, grew up in Brooklyn and now makes his home in Manhattan's Tony West Village. Spare and immaculately put together in a dark brown suit, black turban and striking Lincoln green leather gloves, he cuts a debonair figure.
News: Surrey Sikh is first turbanned Olympic torch bearer
Jarnail Singh Sahota believes he will be the first turban wearing Sikh to carry the Olympic torch in Canada when he hoists the flame on Feb. 6.
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News: The 7th Lord of Miracles Tour in Honor of Guru Ram Das lands in El Salvador
Ram Das Singh's photo journal finishes up with the last stop of the South American Tour - El Salvador
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