A joke book that starts with a quotation of the famous German philosopher, Ludwig Wittgenstein. What next? A Sardar name for a Madrasi! Well, exactly that.
News: Punjabi humour, Madrasi tadka
News: UNITED SIKHS launches a Toll Free Helpline to Assist Immigrant Communities
UNITED SIKHS launches UMEED (Hope) - National Family Resource Center with a toll free hotline to assist with Community Empowerment and Education.
News: US crop worry to fuel world food prices in July - UN
Searing heat in the U.S. Midwest is expected to see global food prices snap three months of declines in July, the UN said on Thursday, as some international grain prices surged to highs last seen during the 2007-08 food crisis.
News: Meet My Friends ~ Suniai And Mannai
Nanak means "no no," and for years I misunderstood. That to every request I had to only say "yes", To serve, teach, counsel, heal and uplift Until I was in one big physical mess.
News: Got the Blues? Try a Cold Shower
New study shows that daily ishnaan chases away depression.
News: ‘Flying Sikh’ Dreams of Gold for Indian Athlete
Legendary athlete Milkha Singh still feels the pain of missing out of an Olympic medal five decades ago and says his last dream is to see an Indian win an Olympic gold in athletics.
News: Drought drives rural Indian women into city sex trade
...organisations like CMM are bracing for more migrant sex workers as the summer continues to sizzle. “The risks may be extremely high, but as long as their land is ‘dead’, the women will keep fleeing their homes and coming to this city,” says Jayamma.
News: Sikh Youth Call for Protest Against Met Police
This weekend tens of thousands of Sikh gathered to celebrate Parkash Smagam in Hayes, West London. This year the youth had many issues on their minds with quite a lot of talk about the recent incident in Greenwich, South London, involving two elder Sikh Women being stopped and harassed by police.
News: Kuldip Nayyar has apologized to Sikhs – an attempt to repair his damaged image
As per information available with “Sikh Siyasat” pro-Indian state journalist Kuldeep Nayar has tendered an unconditional apology to the Sikhs for the “unintentional” hurt caused to the community for certain remarks in his autobiography ‘Beyond the Lines: An Autobiography’.
News: "Then They Came for Me"
"First they came for the communists, and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t a communist.Then they came for the trade unionists, and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I didn’t speak out because I wasn’t a Jew. Then they came for me and there was no one left to speak out for me."
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