"a significant dimension to Chandhiok's profile is his ability to find time for being a humanitarian. He takes special interest in environmental protection, and care of elders in the society.
Something big is going on at the center of our galaxy, and astronomers are happy to say they don’t know what it is.
On October 29, the Sikh community in Mumbai came together and cheered for brawny hunks from across the country at Shanmukhananda Hall in Sion, where they participated in Mr Singh India, a fashion show for Sikh men.
"Cakes by Kaurs" is an Amritdhari run business which provides eggless cakes for all occasions including birthday and wedding cakes. Eggless doughnuts and cupcakes are also available...
Gurudwara Sahibs around the world have to stop putting emphasis on the people that do the deeds and instead put the emphasis back on the deed. No more saropas unless the person really did something that he couldn’t have easily done.
What resonated with many people in attendance was when Harinder Singh posed the question: “Do we have solutions for today’s challenges?” Some of the issues he spoke about were the struggle for identity, integration versus assimilation challenges and the lack of awareness about Sikhs...
Sangat from metro Atlanta area and other adjoining cities, witnessed and experienced a soul refreshing and exhilarating event - the classical singing of the Shabads in Raags, using the instruments which existed or were invented in court of Guru Sahebaan's.
On 11 November 1921, a Belgium 'Unknown Soldier' was buried in Brussels, and it became the national monument of WW1. On the Armistice Day, there is a military parade in Brussels, and wreaths are laid on the grave of the Unknown Soldier.
Though Nawdinder Singh, Lance Naik in the 21 Punjab Regiment, did not die in the battlefield fighting against external enemies, his death was no less heroic. He was killed when he rushed to help a constable arrest four robbers...
Though Sikhs have settled all around the world, roughly 20 million Sikhs still reside in Punjab where Sikhs are facing serious problems including farmer suicide, female infanticide, drugs and alcohol abuse, domestic violence, economic disasters, disease, poverty, illiteracy, and much more.