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News: Jagmeet Singh wins leadership of federal NDP on first ballot

A new leader will allow the party to wipe the slate clean and begin re-energizing its base of support, motivate demoralized staff members and get back on the political map, NDP strategist Kathleen Monk told the Canadian Press before the vote.

Video: The Importance of Amritvela

Human beings have the light of bliss, that is what we realy are. When that light comes in the body it is still looking for that bliss, but because of maya we are dilluded as to what that bliss is and how to get it. We think that bliss is in songs, or is in watching movies but that kind of bliss never lasts.

News: Hi-tech LEDs soon at Golden Temple

The light effects have been synchronised with the clock. As the sun will set, the lights will start automatically and run till early hours.

News: Simran - God & Guru and Myself

Simran is often translated as “remembrance” which, to me, doesn’t explain the word.

News: [Video] Siri Guru Granth Sahib Conference 2017

Thought-provoking presentations by eminent authors and scholars on the universal message of SGGS

News: Sikhs Provide Relief To Mexico After Massive Earthquakes

“We want to re-build our communities based in the universal love that bonds us as a human race, and we as Sikhs in Mexico would like to be a light for whoever in this moment feels surrounded by darkness.” Akal Sahai Kaur, Volunteer, UNITED SIKHS Mexico.

News: 3 Indian-origin leaders elected to New Zealand's Parliament

Bakshi is both, New Zealand's first Indian and first Sikh member of parliament. He was first elected in the 2008 elections. Delhi-born Bakshi graduated from the University of Delhi in 1985 and moved to New Zealand in 2001 with his family.

News: In the Marketplace of Ideas (with Videos from 2017 SGGS Conference)

IJ Singh, Inder Mohan Singh and GP Singh Examine the 2017 Annual Conference on Siri Guru Granth Sahib

IJ Singh

Dr. I.J Singh has a probing mind and a wry sense of humor. His prolific pool of essays poke, provoke and ultimately force the reader to think more deeply. His work has graced SikhNet's pages for some time.