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With such a strong mandate in his favour, now Modi needs to live up to the expectations of the people and usher in all round development and good governance. Modi showed his humble side after his victory.

Parents were upset at being allocated places the Khalsa Secondary Academy, which has a strong Sikh ethos, despite the fact they weren't themselves Sikh. Some are saying, "In a pluralistic society it makes sense for children of all religious and non-religious backgrounds to be educated together."

Exempting turban-wearing Sikhs from wearing helmets at most workplaces in Northern Ireland will be “troubling” and “offensive” to many people, claims the MP for Shipley.

The 84-mile relay run will take place on June 1, 2014 in New York City. We will be commemorating the 30th anniversary of the anti-Sikh massacres of 1984 by collectively running 84 miles. If you are interested in enhancing your connection with Sikhi and with your communities, make sure to join us - registration will open in June.

On 20 April 2014, residents from all over the Bay Area came together to celebrate Vaisakhi at the Sikh Gurdwara Sahib SF (SGSSF). Once every month, the devotees of the Gurdwara organize an event allowing the greater public to attend and raising money for a permanent location for the Gurdwara.

[VIDEO] "It is my humble attempt to present this page in history to the future generation so that they may venerate the sacrifices made by their forefathers." In the video the author is being thanked by a Dutchman who was liberated by Sikhs after WWII.

As senior AAP leader Rajeev Godara said, "Other than the antiincumbency and correct choice of candidates, it is the rebel in Punjabis which helped AAP do so well here." Fatehgarh Sahib was one of the surprises, where AAP's Harinder Singh Khalsa, former Ambassador to Norway, defeated Congress veteran Sadhu Singh by over 54,000 votes.