Sunday, July 5, 2020

DSGMC: सुखविन्दर सिंह बब्बर माता सुन्दरी गुरुद्वारा साहिब के चेयरमैन नियुक्त


 सुखविन्दर सिंह बब्बर माता सुन्दरी गुरुद्वारा साहिब के चेयरमैन नियुक्त

नई दिल्ली 4 जुलाई: दिल्ली सिख गुरुद्वारा प्रबन्धक कमेटी के महासचिव हरमीत सिंह कालका के सलाहकार युवा नेता सुखविन्दर सिंह बब्बर को माता सुन्दरी गुरुद्वारा साहिब में चेयरमैन नियुक्ति किया गया। अमरदीप सिंह फिरोजशाह कोटला, दलजीत सिंह भाटिया, गुरजीत सिंह को वाईस चेयरमैन बनाया गया। कमेटी अध्यक्ष मनजिन्दर सिंह सिरसा एवं महासचिव हरमीत कालका ने पहुंचकर बब्बर को कार्यभार सौंपा।

माता सुन्दरी गुरुद्वारा साहिब जो कि गुरु गोबिन्द सिंह जी की धर्म पत्नी सुन्दरी जी के नाम पर बनाया गया है जिसका प्रबन्ध दिल्ली सिख गुरुद्वारा प्रबन्धक कमेटी देखती है। इस गुरुद्वारा साहिब के साथ यहां पर लड़कियांे का कालेज एवं गुरमत कालेज भी कमेटी द्वारा चलाये जा रहे हैं। 

सुखविन्दर सिंह बब्बर यमुनापार के युवा नेता हैं जहां पर पश्चिमी दिल्ली के बाद सबसे ज्यादा सिख समुदाय के लोग रहते हैं। इससे पहले भी पार्टी द्वारा जो जिम्मेवारी सः बब्बर को दी गई उन्हांेने बाखूबी उसका निर्वाह किया है जिसे देखते हुए उन्हंे पहले दिल्ली कमेटी महासचिव हरमीत सिंह कालका ने अपना सलाहकार बनाया और अब माता सुन्दरी गुरुद्वारा साहिब चेयरमैन की सेवा सौंपी गई है।

इस मौके पर दिल्ली कमेटी की वरिष्ठ उपाध्यक्षा बीबी रणजीत कौर सदस्य विक्रम सिंह रोहिणी, अमरजीत सिंह पिंकी, जगदीप सिंह काहलो, भुपिन्दर सिंह भुल्लर, सर्वजीत सिंह विर्क, हरजीत सिंह पप्पा, यूथ अकाली दल नेता जसप्रीत सिंह विक्की मान, मीडीया सलाहकार सुदीप सिंह रानी बाग सहित बड़ी गिनती में समर्थकों ने पहुंचकर बब्बर का स्वागत किया।

News Courtsey,
Mr. Sudeep Singh
Honorary Media Advisor
DSGMC

Former MLA Mahendra Yadav, Convicted for Sikh riots, Dies of Corona, Bail Plea Rejected Three Days Ago



Former MLA Mahendra Singh Yadav, convicted of 1984 Sikh Riots in Delhi and Mahendra Singh Yadav, has died of Coronavirus. The 70-year-old Yadav was serving a 10-year sentence in Delhi's Mandoli jail.

On 1st July, the Supreme Court (SC) refused to grant bail to former MLA Mahendra Yadav. Yadav had sought interim bail from the Supreme Court on the grounds of being Covid-19 positive and older.

Supreme Court refuses to listen

Mahendra Singh Yadav has been sentenced to ten years in the case. The Supreme Court had said that we cannot hear this petition without any complaint or charge on treatment. The relatives of a patient are not allowed to go to the hospital.

'Family has no complaints about treatment'

The court said that this is a general rule and an order to the contrary cannot be issued. Justice Indira Banerjee, while hearing in the case, said that every effort is being made to treat the petitioner. Her family has no complaints related to treatment. There is no other specific suggestion of the family that they would like to take.

Admitted after complaining of stomach ache

Significantly, in the 1984 anti-Sikh violence case, former MLA Mahendra Yadav, who was lodged in Mandoli jail, was found corona infected. He was admitted to the Deendayal Upadhyay Hospital by the jail administration after complaining of stomach ache. When he was tested for Kovid-19 in the hospital, the report came back positive. He was referred to the Lok Nayak Hospital (LNJP) when his condition deteriorated.


https://www.tv9bharatvarsh.com/india/1984-sikh-riots-convict-former-mla-mahendra-yadav-dies-of-corona-sc-dismisses-bail-plea-242941.html

DSGMC: Serving Meals in The Covid -19 Crisis, DIL SE

                     DSGMC : Dil Se Sewa


Citizens from all across the country have been selflessly feeding the hungry, helping to tide over the crisis due to the Covid-19 pandemic. For some, sewa in such times is a shining example of community spirit.
 Mr. RAJU CHADHA,PHILANTHROPIST AND CHAIRMAN, WAVE GROUP



A unique initiative, ‘Dil Se Sewa: Feeding Millions’, along with NDTV and in partnership with the Delhi Sikh Gurudwara Management Committee, is being presented by philanthropist, film presenter and chairman of the Wave Group, Raju Chadha. Under the initiative, celebrities and achievers from various fields will motivate other citizens to join the campaign and help it to reach out to the poor and vulnerable, who need to be provided food.

“The langar concept was an innovative charity and symbol of equality introduced by the founder of Sikhism, Guru Nanak Devji. Hence, the roots of such community kitchens and feeding the hungry and needy is very old in our Sikh traditions. Serving humanity in a selfless manner is the hallmark of the langar sewa, something that each one of us should imbibe. Especially in these trying times when such a large part of the population worldwide is facing the heat of the Covid-19 pandemic,” says Chadha, who has pioneered several community initiatives and has been applauded for ushering in reforms in Sikh weddings by making them simple and lowcost in the past.

He further adds, “I appeal to everyone to come out and make a difference with your help and donations. Your greatness does not lie in what you have, it’s in what you give.”

A special show on the fundraising initiative, the significance of langar sewa and how it serves humanity, will be telecast today on NDTV at 7pm.

I appeal to everyone to come out and make a difference with your help and donations. Your greatness does not lie in what you have, it’s in what you give.

RAJU CHADHA
PHILANTHROPIST AND CHAIRMAN, WAVE GROUP


Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee President Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa today requested Union Home Minister Mr.Amit Shah to provide representations of Sikh Community in Public Service Commission of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir


PROVIDE REPRESENTATION TO SIKHS IN J&K PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONS --July 5, 2020

Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee President Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa today requested Union Home Minister Mr. Amit Shah to provide representations of Sikh Community in Public Service Commission of Union Territory of    Jammu and Kashmir.

He said that while one member from Sikh Community has always    been nominated in the J& K Public Service Commission in the past many years as part of the practice to provide due representation to the Sikh community but now the in recent notification issued by L G of J& K Union Territory vide dated 24-06-2020, the representation of Sikh Community has been completely ignored which has created widespread anger and resentment among the community masses.

He told Home Minister Amit Shah that Sikhs has always been discriminated in the Union Territory of J& K in the matter of employment, granting of minority status, grant of reservations and all other avenues needed for the advancement and upliftment of the Sikh masses.

He said that while all other minority communities were forced to migrate from J&K and sought refuge at safer places fearing threat to their lives but Sikh community never migrated from Kashmir valley and fought the enemies of the country valiantly with courage and determinations. He said though Sikhs has suffered heavily in the hands of the anti-national terrorists elements in the valley while fighting Pakistan sponsored anti national forces but Sikh Community has always taken tough stand against disintegration forces and have borne massive loss of life and property for the unity and integrity of the country.

He requested the Union Home Minister Amit Shah to intervene in this case and ensure proper representation of Sikh Community in Public Service Commission and all other constitutional, statutory bodies of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.

Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa told Home Minister that after the formation of Union Territory, Sikh Community has great hopes and aspirations from central Government and added that Sikhs are demanding acceptance of their long-pending demands which will lead to overall development and growth of minority community and pave way for strengthening of emotional bonds of Sikh Community living in Kashmir valley with their brethren in other parts of the country.

News Courtsey,
Mr. Sudeep Singh
Honorary Media Advisor
DSGMC

Amritsar’s Partition Museum Shortlisted for Heritage Awards

The museum in Amritsar was inaugurated in August 2017 as the first and only partition museum in the world, housing oral histories, donated personal artefacts and archival material, dedicated to those who lost their lives or loved ones in the largest mass migration in human history.



The Partition Museum has been shortlisted for the 2020 Museums + Heritage Awards for showcasing “Jallianwala Bagh 1919: Punjab Under Siege” in association with the Manchester Museum, UK, under the category of “International project of the year.”
The Museums + Heritage Awards event will be held virtually on September 22.
                      The Partition Museum in Amritsar
This is the first time that the association between two museums has been recognised. “Jallianwala Bagh 1919: Punjab under Siege” included archival and audio-visual material, which shared the narrative of massacre through eyewitness accounts, photographs and official documents.
This was a tie up between the Manchester Museum, part of University of Manchester and the Partition Museum set up by the Arts and Cultural Heritage Trust, Amritsar.
The exhibition coincided with the centenary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in April 2019 and bicentenary commemoration of the Peterloo massacre.
“We have been shortlisted by Museums + Heritage Awards committee for our collaborative exhibition with the Manchester Museum. As our vision for the Partition Museum revolves around the community, this recognition is deeply appreciated,” said Mallika Ahluwalia, CEO and curator of the Partition Museum. 


Peshawar :Day later of Big Tragedy, Tiny Sikh community in Pakistan Mourns a Sea of Loss


People of Sikh community mourn around the caskets of their family members, who were killed in the Friday’s accident, in Peshawar 

At least 22 people, including 20 Sikhs were killed when the driver of a coaster bus they were travelling in reportedly tried to take a shortcut to avoid a railway crossing and rammed the vehicle into a passenger train near Farooqabad in Sheikhupura of Punjab province.

A group of 25 members of Sikh community had started from Nankana Sahib on Friday for Peshawar after attending the antim ardas (prayer meet) of a person from the community who had died of Coronavirus a month ago.Only five of them reached back home.

At least 22 people, including 20 Sikhs – nine men, 10 women and a child – were killed when the driver of a coaster bus they were travelling in reportedly tried to take a shortcut to avoid a railway crossing and rammed the vehicle into a passenger train near Farooqabad in Sheikhupura of Punjab province. The bus had 27 people on board.

A day later, the tiny Sikh community in Pakistan is yet to come to terms with the loss. Most families affected by the accident lost more than one member.

The bodies reached Preshawar early on Saturday. Amidst recital of prayers, the last rites were performed at a cremation center in Attock.

Speaking to The Sunday Express over phone from Peshawar, Gurmeet Singh, who lost six members of his family, said they were yet to come to terms with tragedy. “My parents are gone. My uncles are gone. He was shattered

Imran Gondal, deputy secretary (shrines), Evacuee Trust Property Board (ETBP), said that a “compensation of Rs 1 lakh for each deceased’s family has been announced”.

The Sikh organisations working worldwide need to step up to help these families.”



Mr.Harpinder Singh Rocky: Describing the country as paramount, Sikh businessman canceled orders for 5 million Chinese goods

      SCCI felicitates Jamshedpur industrialist Mr.Harpinder Singh Rocky
After the action of Chinese soldiers in Galvan Valley, anger against China in the country is increasing. The government of India has given a big blow to China by banning 59 Chinese apps. At the same time, traders have also opened a front against China. Constant sugar products are being boycotted.

An entrepreneur from Jamshedpur in Jharkhand has canceled the order of 5 crores given to China, keeping the love of the country ahead. This businessman named Harpinder Singh Rocky said that the country will never tolerate what China has experienced on the border, it is necessary to teach China a lesson.


Actually Harpinder Singh works to build the body of a bus in Jamshedpur. Apart from this, he is building a 5 star hotel, for which furniture and tiles were being sourced from China. In this connection, Harpinder Singh went to China in October last year, and came by ordering furniture and tiles worth Rs 5 crore. For this, he had also made an advance payment of 70 lakh rupees.
Meanwhile, now Chinese companies contacted Harpinder Singh, and said that your order is ready, you make the rest payment, after which the order will be dispatched from here. But now that tensions with China have increased on the border, everyone is angry with the actions of China, so Harpinder Singh also canceled the order.
He said that there is nothing better than patriotism. The 70 lakh rupees given in advance is not a concern. According to Harpinder Singh, now he will install the Make in India product in his hotel, so that local industries can be encouraged. He said that the country is first, then there is business. To teach China a lesson, self-sufficient India has to come true.

DSGMC Announced Opening of 'Bala Pritam Davakhana' at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib



Mr.Manjinder Singh Sirsa, President of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee and General Secretary Mr. Harmeet Singh Kalka have announced opening of 'Bala Pritam Dawakhana' at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib in Delhi from Monday.

Mr.Sirsa and Mr. Kalka said that Delhi Gurdwara Committee has decided to open 'Bala Pritam Dawakhana' in Gurdwara Bangla Sahib Complex. They said that applications have already been given for taking necessary permission for this and it is likely that in three to four days this permission will be granted. He said that once this experience is successful, then such dispensaries will be opened in other areas of Delhi as well.


Mr. Manjinder Singh Sirsa also said that even though Sangat's attendance at Gurudwara is low at this time due to the corona conditions;Sangat is contributing according to reverence for Gurudwar, for which he will always be thankful to Sangat.

News Courtsey,
Mr. Sudeep Singh
Honorary Media Advisor
DSGMC

Fighting with Corona -19 Pandemic: Delhi Sikh gurdwara committee will start 10 ambulances from Monday6 th July 2020



Manjinder Singh Sirsa, President of Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee and General Secretary Harmeet Singh Kalka have announced to start 10 ambulances in Delhi from Monday 6th July 2020.




In a statement issued,Mr.Sirsa and Mr.Kalka said that during the Corona Pandemic, patients are facing great difficulties in getting them to hospitals. In view of these conditions, the Delhi Gurdwara Committee has decided to start 10 ambulances and these ambulances will be available in five corners of Delhi. 


He told that these ambulances,if needed will be available at Gurdwara Rakabganj Sahib in Central Delhi, in East Delhi, in the Engineering College of Delhi Gurdwara Committee in West Delhi, Gurdwara Moti Bagh Sahib in South Delhi and Gurdwara Nanak Piyau Sahib in North Delhi . 

These Ambulances will immediately provide services to transport the patients to the hospital. Mr. Sirsa  told that to take these ambulance services, mobile numbers will be issued on which a person can call and get this ambulance.


News Courtsey,
Mr. Sudeep Singh
Honorary Media Advisor
DSGMC