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Grade 6 science teacher Sunita Jasrotia recently applied to have her students participate in "Tomatosphere," a program designed to help students investigate the effects of space on the growth of food that will inevitably support long-term space travel.

Do you know a Sikh? Perhaps you’ve crossed paths with someone of the faith? The probability of bumping into a Sikh in San Antonio is about one in 1,400 so, the chances of seeing a Sikh on the street is pretty low.

Gurmukh, Scholar, Soldier, Physician: Dr Sangat Singh Syalee was a scholar of Gurmat, particularly of the aspects which applied to mind and spirit at the universal level.

THE Woolgoolga Sikh community has raised $3000 to provide relief for those in Vanuatu affected by Cyclone Pam. The deadly cyclone tore through the island nation in March

A Word A Thought, or AWAT as it is known, has become a part of my daily routine, as it has for the many thousands of subscribers across the world of the free email service that began in June 2014.

A Sikh religious tour of relics of three Gurus will be taken to other states after the culmination of the tour in Punjab later this month.

These are all after-shocks of the big tremor that hit Kathmandu on April 25th. These are continuing aftershocks since the earth is still settling down and the energy from the fault is still being released, one after the other..

Has the model of a Sikh changed since the Gurus or have I regressed to a prehistoric place in my head? I remind you that in the post-Guru period the Sikhs (through its 12 misls) knew how to disagree without undermining the nation.