Interview video with the world's oldest female athlete Ms Man Kaur Ji 101 and her son Gurdev Singh Ji
Singh, who has worked with some of the country’s leading hotels, tweeted to his 13,800 followers that he was on “cloud nine” and showed them a photo of his medal still in its box.
Once again, the team of seniors Jack Murphy, Caleb Noble and Willie Gross and junior Jaskrit Singh did some impressive analysis and modeling...
"I was ashamed because people saw me as someone who would never succeed. So I decided to take my O levels as a private candidate to make up for that," she said.
Sawinder (Sav) Singh Bains was appointed as the Warden of Fraser Valley Institution in Abbotsford on last July.
Man Kaur, a 101-year-old athlete from India, won the 100 metres sprint at the World Masters Games in Auckland on Monday, celebrating with a little dance.
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Twitter user Sasha Aickin tweeted the man's poster, and it garnered more than 38,000 retweets and 79,000 likes.
A nine year old prodigy showcases his extraordinary skills
Around 18,000 competitors from 100 countries will compete in 28 disciplines in the quadrennial Games. The versatile Mann Kaur will compete in 100m, 200m, shot put and javelin in the 100-plus category.