Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said here Monday that he represented the entire country and did not think "in terms of Sikh or non-Sikh".
News: I do not think in terms of Sikh, non-Sikh: PM
News: Easy Riding on Air Powered Bike Developed by Sikh Students
A group of Punjabi engineering students has built a pollution-free bike designed to run on air pressure and emit no carbon into the atmosphere.
News: Kosse Chanan II Released
Writers hailing from Punjab and other states of India, USA, UK, Australia, Spain, Philippines and Hong Kong have written in the genres of geet, ghazal, nazm and blank verse in this book.
News: Joe Biden runs into a determined young Sikh girl
Vice President Joe Biden, last Thursday suddenly found himself facing a barrage of questions by a bunch of young Sikh students in the small town of Lodi, New Jersey.
News: Reward to catch possible Gurdwara arsonist
Members of an east London Sikh temple which was destroyed in a suspected arson attack have offered a £50,000 reward towards catching the culprit.
News: UK College Allows Sikh Students to Sit Exams Wearing Kirpan, After Initially Barring them
We are hopeful for a speedy and amicable resolution to ensure that no further injustice is done to the 3 students who were initially told they would be barred from sitting their exams if they wore their kirpan...
News: Comments of British Generals regarding Sikh Soldiers
These comments of British Generals regarding the Sikhs and their Turban are important and, I hope, helpful for the two Sikhs who joined the army in the USA and are facing identity issues with the army.
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.
News: Third Annual “Chardi Kala” Sikh Conference held for British Armed Forces
“It gives me huge satisfaction looking at people here, integrating with each other, discussing various issues openly and honestly without judgment, and relishing the bliss of Naam together."
News: Hair for a Sikh, an African American, and a trichotillomaniac
Kes is an important part of the Sikh identity but it also carries social, cultural, and political meaning for more than just Sikhs.
News: Ancient but deadly: the return of shastar vidiya
Banned by the Raj, the world's original martial art is being revived by British Asians. Jerome Taylor reports...
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