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Spices grown in the mist-shrouded Western Ghats here have fueled wars, fortunes and even the discovery of continents, and for thousands of years farmers harvested them in the same traditional ways. Until now.

It was during his first deployment to Afghanistan in 2006 that Harjit Singh Sajjan distinguished himself.

“From four girls in Birmingham to six worshippers in Oak Creek, from a bridge in Selma to a march on Washington: we stand with you, we march with you, we serve with you.”

Raising bilingual kids can often be hard work to ensure the child is getting enough exposure in the second language.

THEY POINT FINGERS AT ME ~ AND TRY TO ISOLATE ME THE WORLD IS SO WICKED ~ SINISTER AND MORBID

And the event brought members of the Sikh community from as far away as Birmingham to the community day in Deighton.

The Indian government should stop impending executions and renew its moratorium on capital punishment, Human Rights Watch said today.

In a free market, this could seem like a story of a company that could not manage its finances and had to close shop. But there is more here than meets the eye. ...the channel has been fighting a lonely battle to protect its freedom to reach its audiences. Finally, it lost the battle.

Protecting both the hair and the head in battle, its look replicates a defensive tower. Its cloth can stretch as long as 20 yards, with the ornamental embellishments on this particular model featuring the Rattray Battalion badge...