A colourful parade passed through the streets of Doncaster on Sunday when the annual Nagar Kirtan, a Sikh tradition, took place.
Birth of a girl child is celebrated by waiving the entire hospitalisation bill. His staff distribute sweets to the relatives of the mother.
You too can participate in this unique way of remembering and honouring our long-forgotten War Heroes from the First World War. It is all very well for governments to declare that they wish the Centenary to be inclusive and relate the narrative of all communities. The reality is that this will not happen by itself. It is time for every Sikh to step forward and join in.
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All are invited to gather at Yogi Bhajan’s personal ranch in Espanola, New Mexico to meditate, sing, tell stories and learn about the man called the Siri Singh Sahib.
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As a child Sher attended a Catholic school. When they would go on a religious retreat he thought he would have a week off of school. He explained what they would be doing at the camp, they pray, meditate, study, think about the teachings and find out about their religion. His father's reply has stuck with him ever since, "What's Christian about that?"
Eid passed off peacefully in this riot-hit town, and perhaps the likes of Raghubeer Singh and Prabhjot Singh had something to do with it. The uncle-nephew duo came to be known for the spread of desserts that accompany the celebrations — sweeter for their workers.
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The story of the British Indian army on the Western Front starts on 6th August 1914. On that day, the War Council asks the Indian government to send two infantry divisions and a cavalry brigade to Egypt. The divisions chosen were the Lahore and the Meerut Divisions, later followed by the Secunderabad Cavalry Brigade which together formed the Indian Army Corps.