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With more than 150 years of history in the United States, Sikh Americans are still highly misunderstood. Regularly subjected to discrimination and occasionally even the targets of hate crimes...
US President Barack Obama weighed in on one of India’s most sensitive topics as he wound up a visit on Tuesday, making a plea for freedom of religion to be upheld in a country with a history of strife between Hindus and minorities.
For me, the role is not so much to influence but to lead and show the way. Policies and procedures need to be shown to be understood and then people come together to have that influence. The rest is perseverance. Dont give up.
The 500,000 Sikhs who live in America are often misidentified as terrorists by fellow citizens who know little or nothing about the traditional faith, a new study revealed.
"on the invitation of British Organization for People of Asian Origin ( BOPA ), we have gathered here in Belgrade Theatre, Coventry to commemorate and to raise awareness about brave & mostly forgotten contribution of British Asians to British Society that we now live in." ~ Bhupinder Singh Holland
Films and books on Sikh religion may soon have to pass the test of the SGPC, which is planning to set up a 'censor board' for "moral policing" of the scripts.
FiBL team member Dr. Gurbir S. Bhullar has received the 2014 research award from the Swiss Forum for International Agricultural Research (SFIAR). The former ETH Zurich researcher has explored an interesting possibility for farmers to cultivate climate-neutral rice while also creating added value.
Obama also said that around the world we have seen intolerance, violence and terror perpetrated by those who profess to be standing for upholding their faith "We have to guard against any efforts to divide us on sectarian lines or any other thing," he said.
Swarnjit Singh from Sikh Sewak Society International wrote a letter to United States Senator Christopher Murphy regarding the 1984 Sikh genocide and shortly after he received a response back