Monday, 1 February, marks the 50th anniversary of PC Karpal Kaur Sandhu joining the Metropolitan Police as the first female Asian police officer in the UK serving from 1971 to 1973.
Vice president of development and vice president of current series will report to Singh.
Apart from this, special research work dedicated to the 400th birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur and the 100th anniversary of Saka Sri Nankana Sahib will also be released.
Similarly, religious institutions run by the SGPC for preparation of preachers and ‘raagis’ will be revamped.
Central Unified School District is considering officially letting Sikh students wear a small blade called the kirpan, one of the five symbols of the Sikh faith, while they are in school.
Herminder Channa, recently awarded an OBE, has transformed an academy at the centre of the Islamic extremism scandal
The initiative was co-founded by Jasneet Kaur Taak, who is completing her Master’s degree in the department of Physics at Imperial, and Simran Sangla, who has completed her Master’s in Imperial’s Chemical Engineering department.
Prior to attending medical school, Singh studied in London and traveled to Ghana and Tanzania for research in the field of global health. In addition to English, she speaks French and Telugu.
Harman Singh Pandher hopes children of different cultures will see their stories matter