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News: A Very Human Tragedy
News: Meet Meesha Salaria ~ Seven-year-old Author and Entrepreneur
Meesha Salaria is a seven-year-old author and entrepreneur. What makes this particular young writer so inspirational is that her first book, Start, was written when she was only six and contains no editing on the part of her mother or any other professional editor.
News: Luton: local Sikh community protesting over 'sex attack police failures'
Hundreds of members of the Luton Sikh community are protesting outside local police station amid claims police were failing to properly investigate a sex attack on a young woman.
News: Sikhs condemn female feticide, take pledge to discourage it
Taking a commendable step which would have a far reaching effect on the society, the members of Sikh community took a pledge that they would never indulge in female feticide.
News: Mennonites, Sikhs work together on garden project
As gardens go, it's not that big. But some Mennonites and Sikhs in North Kildonan hope it will blossom into something much larger.
News: Serving others will bring us closer to God
Hopefully, we can all educate ourselves from our respective scriptures. Then, we can attain the most benefit from the real meaning of service as it is enshrined in them.
News: Landmark India law to protect children from sexual abuse
In a landmark move, the Lok Sabha, Parliament’s lower house, Tuesday passed the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Bill 2011 — a move experts say could go a long way in combating the widespread problem of the sexual abuse of children.
News: What life means to man?
Life is a force when applied to the right course will lead to satisfactory results. But if life does not take a right course, conflict arises. The conflict gives birth to ego that divides everything.
News: Highly religious people are less motivated by compassion than are non-believers
“Love thy neighbor” is preached from many a pulpit. But new research from the University of California, Berkeley, suggests that the highly religious are less motivated by compassion when helping a stranger than are atheists, agnostics and less religious people.
News: May 1710: The Khalsa Flag Fluttered At the Citadel of the Mughal Empire
The Guru, after having blessed him with temporal authority, adorned him with a sword, a bow, five arrows with golden tips from his quiver, and an insignia of the Khalsa, the Nishan Sahib.
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