He said that the Sikh visitors to Pakistan have an open invitation to visit the Governor’s mansion while visiting Pakistan and he is open to any suggestions to make their travel more comfortable.
The Sikh community in San Jose is mourning the loss of their brother and hero Taptejdeep Singh, one of the nine victims who lost his life in the VTA mass shooting on Wednesday.
The Bolath center would provide 25 beds and will start its services from Wednesday May 12.
Shanti Khalsa said a Sikh-owned international school in Amritsar, Miri Piri Academy, will be used as a staging area for distribution of the oxygen concentrators. She said the equipment costs about $1,800 per unit, plus shipping and tax. Her group would like to provide 40 to 45 of the machines, she added.
The Singh family could be seen holding on to one another after they learned the news of Taptejdeep's death. Saying he was a good person who you could call anytime, someone who will be sorely missed.
Initially, we decided to distribute free food. But, the need for oxygen emerged. We changed the plan to procure oxygen cylinders and oxygen concentrators.”...
"It is my thinking that a hospital or medical college should be built.”
Members of the Native, Sikh, and AAPI communities will be participating in the National Interfaith Service for Peace and everyone is invited to come light candles for peace and in remembrance of those who have passed.
"I am born to die. Every breathe that I am taking right now is given by God. If we look at our history our Gurus and Sikhs have done everything for the people. They sacrificed their lives for humanity."
It is the only hospital in a radius of 60km in the district of Sirmaur.