Kaur Life and SikhNet decided to team up and interview families and parents to learn tools, tricks and advice, from real life experiences, to help everyone get the maximum familial benefit.
Anmol, asked, “Mom, do I look different?” He avoided elaborating for a while, but later he explained to his mother that his schoolmates were constantly bullying him, calling him names and making fun of his patka, a head covering worn by Sikh boys.
'the angel was ready to undergo all that pain for me,...'
While not enjoying enjoy the ronak of the sangat this Baisakhi in our gurdwaras, we can enjoy many of the delectable treats in our homes.
A poignant entreaty to the mother against traditional roles
'If there are more BAME coaches it would be more normal for these young people'
Amarjit Singh was the one who initiated his family into a love of the Force. “The first time I watched Star Wars was when it initially came out in 1977. It just blew us apart,” he describes. “It was beyond its time. I just fell in love straight away, and it’s been a part of our lives ever since.” The films are a mainstay of Singh family life. “All of the recent movies that have come out, we watch a few times,” says Updesh, “but the first time is always as a family.”