Sikh Soc. of Calgary, announces the “Believe & Belong - Celebrating Calgary’s Diversity at Canada’s 150th” event!
Effective participation of the Sikh community, volunteers spread the message of Peace, Respect and Seva
Sikh American men, women and children affiliated with Palatine Gurdwara marched along side a float decorated with patriotic colors
The central celebrations will be held here at Gurdwara Dera Sahib on June 16 in which Sikh Yatrees will perform their religious rituals. They will go back to their homeland on June 17.
Sikhs celebrated Vaisakhi with the annual Khalsa Day Parade at the Showare Center in Kent, WA.
“We are celebrating Khalsa Day — and we are celebrating 125 years of Windsor, 150 years of Ontario and Canada,” said Harjinder Singh Kandola, president of the Sikh Cultural Society of Metropolitan Windsor.
Volunteers are celebrating Vaisakhi, the Sikh New Year, by practicing what their faith encourages: giving back.
For Victorians, the event will be the first of its kind celebrating Sikh heritage, history and culture.
As Sikhs all over the world prepare to celebrate Vaisakhi and the creation of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Sahib, the tenth Sikh master, the author offers a reflection on one of his most beloved compositions.
The Gurus faced a multi-task agenda of remaking society. This demanded sustained and deft mentoring for over two centuries.