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The British Sikh Report (BSR) will become the first census of Sikhs in the UK, taking into account the opinions of individuals from all generations, looking at topics such as community, arts & culture and gender equality – all topical issues.

Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Thursday he won’t “interfere” with the political rights of Canadian Sikhs who advocate a separate state in India — even though his government firmly opposes the idea.

...the bid to rename Lahore's Fawara Chowk in the Shadman area after revolutionary freedom fighter Bhagat Singh has hit another road block with the Lahore High Court on Friday stopping the Punjab Government from notifying a government-appointed committee's decision in this regard.

During a visit to India, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper was asked what his government was doing to stop anti-India rhetoric voiced by Canadian Sikhs.

A Pakistani government committee has endorsed the renaming of a roundabout in Lahore after freedom fighter Bhagat Singh despite stiff opposition from extremist groups...

Local residents of Southall came together to celebrate the Festival of Light. People gathered at Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Guru Nanak Darbar & Guru Amardass in old part of Southall to offer their prayers and to light up candles.

Some people can get as anxious about taking time to relax as they would if they were delivering a national address.

Imagine: a prisoner giving conditions to the Emperor about his own conditions of release -- not for his own benefit, but for that of others. This is a poignant legacy that we Sikhs must reflect upon each year.

Like every year, on November 11 on the Armistice Day, about 300 Sikhs throughout Europe paid a visit to Ieper - Belgium and laid flowers at the Menen Gate the National Monument of Belgium and later at Hollebeke where Sikhs fought for the first time against Germany in October 1914.