Browsing Tag: Malaysia

"Life is a journey and, therefore, the passage towards an achievement is more important than the achievement. "It does not matter what I achieve and there are no expectations."

The Malaysian prime minister making rotis! That was exactly what Najib Tun Razak did when he visited a Gurudwara here to greet the Sikh community on Baisakhi.

Najib said that although the Sikh community was relatively small, in the region of 100,000 people, they had served the country well.

Machine Enterprise is organizing a photographic exhibition on the Role of Sikh Soldiers (British Indian Army) during World War 1 & II. It is being held in conjunction with Vaisakhi

The recent publication, by Arunajeet Kaur explains the recruitment of Sikhs for the colonial police forces in British Malaya .

The relics, an earthenware water pot and a shenna, a milk bowl made of brass, both used by Guru Nanak, were displayed at the Sikh Sight and Sound Museum

The Sikhs in Malaysia are a very small and homogenous community. Other communities associate them with their turbans, their sharp features, colourful costumes and delicious chapattis.

Daljit Singh, is the first ever sikh to be appointed as a senator in Malaysia.

The Sikh community in Malaysia has become the latest party seeking to intervene in the suit by the Catholic Church over the use of the word “Allah.”

United Sikhs and its partners have collected relief supplies worth $750,000 USD for Myanmar survivors.

Malaysian Sikhs hosted the 57th Gurdwara Cup in Seremban, Negri Sembilan over the weekend.