“We went around to Punjabi-owned businesses, mostly trucking companies, and we collected around an extra $28,000,” Mander said. “In total, I think we had around 45 different business donors.”
Eleven-year-old Sikh boy, Karan, who is deaf and mute, saw his father struggling with his mask and designed an extender to help make daily wear more comfortable.
The hope for this project is that a love for Gurbani will continue to grow in the hearts of all the children.
Once there was a village that Guru Nanak went to visit. In that village were two friends, one of them was a sincere spiritual man and the other was an average man.
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Anmol Narang said she was inspired to apply to West Point after visiting the Pearl Harbor National Memorial in Hawaii.
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With Guru ji's blessing may our children continue to tap into the roots of our values, our history, and go on to show us how it can be lived in our modern world and our future.
She and her parents started exploring mask templates online, dug out some old 100% cotton bed sheets and began experimenting.
"Every effort will be made to provide fresh, hot and nutritious langar meal to homebound passengers to make their journey comfortable," Sirsa said.