The Indians used to hold concerts on their own and make a most unearthly noise
Not many know Sikh immigrants have been living and working here since before Alberta was a province
The memory of a successful assault on Delhi by a Sikh coalition army in the late 18th century, 1783, is being cast in bronze for posterity.
An impeccable example of their immense and profound love and respect for their Guru..
Queen Victoria had offered to make his sons hereditary peers of the British Empire in lieu of the loss of Koh-i-noor and other treasures.
A Sanctuary of Hope and Love, Devotion and Renewal.
550th Birth Anniversary ~ 550 Trees each at 1820 Locations worldwide !
“What are you afraid of so much? The blooming tree of Sikhism that was planted by Gurū Nānak Dev Jī´s sacred hands can never be destroyed. Droughts, storms and heat may seem overpowering, but Sikhism will never lose its religious power and its spiritual radiance.”
An attempt to remind the people of India of the country’s rich tradition of communal harmony - positive aspects of Sikh-Muslim relations.
SSoNA in partnership with mysimran.info, celebrates with Exhibits the centennial anniversary of the end of WW1