‘I challenge the Darkness. If nothing else, then at least around myself, I will not let it settle. Around myself I will establish Light.’” — Jaswant Singh Khalra
News: A Candle in the Darkness: The Legacy of Jaswant Singh Khalra
News: Faith and Feminism in Quebec, Canada
Palbinder Kaur Shergill, Canadian litigator, once stood in court and heard opposing counsel argue that lawyers and judges with religious “symbols" such as turbans should not be permitted. In 2012, Palbinder was appointed Queen’s Counsel, still donning her classic black turban.
News: The Syrian Horror
A war-weary America is divided. After two wars, trillions of dollars in debt and a sluggish economy America is not too keen to be the world’s policeman. George W. Bush’s trigger happy invasion of Iraq based on false evidence is still fresh in the minds of the people.
Jessi Kaur
Jessi Kaur is the author of three highly acclaimed children’s books – Dear Takuya, The Royal Falcon and The Enchanted Garden of Talwandi.
News: Falling Economic Tide in India Is Exposing Its Chronic Troubles
India's economy now stands in disarray, with the prospect of worse to come in the next few months.
News: Afghan president decrees reserved parliamentary seat for Hindus, Sikhs
Lawmakers have the final say on whether the decree will become law and are expected to vote on Karzai’s decree after they return to work on Saturday.
News: A Renewed Commitment To Every Woman And Every Child
The world's collective efforts to eradicate extreme poverty will take center stage as we celebrate important achievements and discuss how to make even more progress quickly.
News: Gambling and substance abuse linked, and treatment options are lacking
“One attraction of drugs is the predictability of pleasure, as opposed to the uncertainty associated with gambling,” she said.
News: Sakhi Series :- 228 (Ram Rai and Aurangzeb)
The Guru's word instructs, and the Sikh follows it: This is how the word leads to light."
News: Potent Memories From a Divided India
All around her was carnage. Clutching her three young children, she looked out the train window to see bodies strewed along the tracks. The memory haunted her until she died.
News: New Documentary "Sikhs At Sandhurst"
Sikhs have a unique and fascinating story of interaction with the British, something that as a third generation British Sikh I am very proud of and want to ensure people from all backgrounds appreciate too.
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