A San Francisco businessman is set to become the world's first Sikh supermodel after being picked to feature in top fashion magazines including GQ.
News: World's first Sikh supermodel debuts in GQ fashion spread
News: Surrey, BC Khalsa Day Parade Offers Inspiration For Freedom From Prejudice
Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar, Surrey,BC on behalf of the greater Vancouver Sikh community, is organizing the annual Khalsa Day Parade on April 11, 2009
News: Gurumustuk Singh to be recognized with SALDEF 2009 Youth Leadership Award
SALDEF is proud to announce that Gurumustuk Singh, founder of SikhNet, will be recognized with the 2009 SALDEF Youth Leadership Award
News: Malaysian Exhibition on Sikh Bravery in Military History during World War I & II
Machine Enterprise is organizing a photographic exhibition on the Role of Sikh Soldiers (British Indian Army) during World War 1 & II. It is being held in conjunction with Vaisakhi
News: Cross Hills Students learn about Sikh culture
Arriving in full Sikh costume, Roop made a colourful entry, before giving a very entertaining and informative presentation about his religion through his own life story.
News: Road mishap kills Akali Leader Captain Kanwaljit Singh
Minister’s car collides with two trucks near Kharar
News: Indian turban makes it big in German fashion
In a first of its kind, a turbaned Indian American Sikh named Sonny Caberwal who is in India these days, has become the international face of the prestigious German men's magazine GQ.
News: Singapore Ex-judge Choor Singh dies
HIS rise from a law clerk to the bench of the Supreme Court made him a 'a symbol of a self-made man', in the words of a Bar Commission member.
News: An Interview with Pritpal Singh Panesar
Career Central Magazine interviews the President of Coleman University in San Diego, California
News: Religious leaders compare and contrast faiths
A Jew, a Catholic, a Muslim and a Sikh walk into a lecture hall at the Oblate School of Theology. No this is not the beginning of a joke... They have come to compare and contrast their faiths — and the length of their beards.
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