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News: Do Sports Drinks Really Work ... & Are They Healthy?

Most people drinking sports drinks do so because they think they’re a healthy way to rehydrate after a sports game or workout.

Dr. Soram Singh Khalsa, M.D.

Dr. Soram Khalsa is an internist in Beverly Hills, California and is affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. He received his medical degree from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and has been in practice for more than 20 years. He specializes in Internal Medicine and Integrative Medicine combining diet, nutrition, acupuncture, herbs and nutrition.

News: How Will We Teach About Sikhism After the Tragedy? ~ [Opinion]

“Law Enforcement Training Video On Sikhism” is posted. The description of the video reads: Awareness of cultural and religious observations, including those of Sikhism, can help avoid misunderstanding and tension—assisting the public in understanding the challenges and realizing the contributions of the Sikh community in America.

News: Interfaith Prayer Vigil for the victims of the Oak Creek at Dayton

The lawn of the Summit Christian Church was the venue for the Interfaith Prayer Vigil for the victims of the Oak Creek, Wisconsin, Sikh Temple Shooting. The Sun was shining bright and Mother Nature was kind as if trying to soothe the somber mood of all who gathered to mourn, the nature was kind.

Dr. Charanjit Singh Gumtala

Editor monthly paper from Amritsar , Amritsar Post .Writes for different news papers and has written 7 books in Punjabi

News: Religious speakers say fundamentalism poisons

Speakers emphasized that their religions had more in common than differences, with each using a written scripture that leads to different interpretations of the religion’s philosophy. They agreed that a rise of fundamentalism and bigotry posed challenges.

News: Stop American Tragedies ~ Introducing the BeProud Movement

I thought I had it rough. I never fathomed that I would wake up at 30 and see that the very ignorance and hatred I witnessed over a decade ago could be so deadly. Had these events taken place in my hometown of San Jose, my parents, who pay their respects daily, could have been inside the gurdwara. I immediately knew I needed to do something. This was not the America we all signed up for.