A Manitoba family has begun a desperate search across Canada for a stem cell donor for their baby boy, who has a type of leukemia unresponsive to chemotherapy.
Throughout November for Sikh Awareness and Appreciation Month in Santa Clara, the nonprofit Joy of Sewa has planned informative and engaging activities focusing on Sikhs and Sikhism, a religion which originated in the Punjab region of India in the 15th century.
An Ambala-based photographer, Maninder Singh Sodhi, has been documenting the famous Sikh festival of Hola Mohalla for 18 years. The engineer-turned-photographer learnt to use the camera from his father.
The report found that Sikhs who wear religious iconography or clothing are most likely to experience abuse, with men more vulnerable than women. The most common places where discrimination is experiences are airports and public transport.
This event is proudly supported by Bob Wieckowski’s Senate District 10 and City of Santa Clara. Programs like this help us enjoy and build community, increase understanding, reduce school bullying, and most importantly celebrate community!
Jersey City's Sikh community provided free meals to thousands of needy people in its annual "Let's Share a Meal" event.
Dr. Kamalroop Singh Ji did not shy at all from topics that need to be discussed in a college setting. Often these topics are considered "taboo" and many parcharks decide to ignore them. But Dr. Sahib did no such thing.
Yesterday was a beautiful example of when families come together and learn and be creative. The students at KSA were outstanding with their performances on stage and they were joined by sangat from all over the area.
According to Gurmukh Singh, Geoffrey Godbold was not aware that the Sikh British were lobbying for a Sikh Regiment in the UK. He expressed great admiration for the Sikhs as outstanding soldiers
Hundreds from around the country went along to the lower North Island's largest Sikh temple to pray, eat and celebrate yesterday.