Hundreds of illegal immigrants from India are sleeping rough in appalling conditions in west London, a Sky News investigation can reveal.
News: 'Trapped' Illegal Immigrants Sleep On Streets
News: Behind the Google Goggles, Virtual Reality
It wasn’t so long ago that legions of people began walking the streets, talking to themselves.
News: Man In 70s Fights Off Armed Robber
A man in his 70s fought off a masked gunman attempting to rob a Sacramento convenience store, Better Trade Market on 12th Avenue, Saturday night, officers said. Police dubbed the man chased off by Baldev Singh Dhillon as the "Evil Clown Robber" because of the mask he was wearing.
News: 'Forgotten' Gurbani strings draw foreign Sikh converts
For almost a fortnight, soulful music from traditional string instruments, which have almost gone into oblivion, wafted from centuries-old Qila Sarai till Monday.
News: 'Bhaag Milkha Bhaag' not about sports: Mehra
He said that Singh has been a source of inspiration for him since college days. Recalling his college days, when he was taking swimming classes, Mehra said that his coach often narrated stories of Milkha Singh's struggle, his hard work and dedication towards training despite all odds.
News: A brief synopsis on FORGIVENESS:
“Those who have truth as their fast, contentment as their pilgrimage, spiritual wisdom and meditation as their cleansing bath, kindness as their deity, and forgiveness as their chanting beads - they are the most excellent people ”.
News: Arms and the mule
A badmash mule is actually marched up to the CO in his court, for an act of indiscipline. After the latter hears the charge, he reads out the verdict of punishment, which invariably is pack parade for a few days. Clearly, be it man or beast, the army disciplines all.
News: World Sikh Organization Develops Training Module with Toronto Police Service
The interactive module which will be delivered to Toronto Police officers covers issues such as background on the Sikh faith, Sikh articles of faith as well as issues of note when interacting with the Sikh community or visiting Gurdwaras. The module includes a quiz on the Sikh faith which officers will be required to complete.....
News: Volunteer worker at Sikh temple who received £50 wins right to be paid minimum wage
A volunteer worker at a Sikh temple may be entitled to be paid the minimum wage, a court ruled yesterday.
News: For India’s Farmers, a Bare-Bones Drip System
During a recent trip to a rural part of western India to report on rising food prices, I met two kinds of farmers — those with access to irrigation and those without. The differences between the two were stark. Those with drip irrigation or sprinklers invariably were reaping rich harvests and profits.
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