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With almost a dozen international awards for peace, Alfredo Sfeir is a champion advocate for a better world. He narrowly lost the presidential elections in 2013. This respected diplomat once stated ,"[Yogi Bhajan] should be awarded as the man of peace for this decade, this century and for every century!"

"What else do we need to do? Should we wear American flag t-shirts? Should I hand out flyers on the street corner that explain how Sikhs have been in America for over 100 years? Should I get a megaphone and yell..."

Often times a lot of us just aren’t aware of all the career options out there. So, in an effort to highlight non-traditional career paths and to inspire Kaurs to explore different educational and job options, Kaur Life launched a new series called “Kaur Careers.” - Today, we’ll take a look at Sikh woman who is a clinical psychologist & life coach.

Amardeep Singh, who's testimony was crucial for passing the law, after trying for 7 years is now training in Police academy. Sukhvinder Singh Hundal, who already serves in uniform decided to take Amrit and grow his hair now that he is allowed to in his job.

When he approached to tie a pagri for his sister's marriage, he refused, saying that only men with unshorn hair and untrimmed beard could tie one."I felt very bad though I attended the marriage with in a Patialashahi turban. I decided to grow my hair and tie a Dumala,

Two men who were born in India in the 1800s finally will be laid to rest Monday thanks to the efforts of a Salem man. The two were both residents at the Oregon State Hospital when they died, and their cremated ashes remained unclaimed for decades.