Sri Guru Nanak Dev Khalsa College: Divinity Trip To Amritsar

Sharing ideas and holding free discussions have been a part of India’s cultural and intellectual tradition. In keeping with this tradition,Principal Dr.Man Mohan Kaur & S.Bhupinder Singh Chada(Chairman)of SGND Khalsa College,University of Delhi,Dev Nagar, adopted broader outlook.They organised Divinity Trip to Amritsar(From 28th April to 30th April 2011) for the college staff Members belonging to different communities,faiths & Religions to give them actual insight into the phenomenon of Sikh religion. This is an appreciative effort as it will further foster respect for diversity & will give capacity,encouragement& mutual understanding to deal with plurality of other cultures & religions.

Dr.Gurdeep Kaur
Associate Prof.
Department of Political Science,
SGND Khalsa College,
University of Delhi
Dev Nagar
Delhi -110005

Sarna ji discussed Turban Issue with Italian Govt. Authorities.

Sarna ji in Italy, where he met the Government Authorities, regarding the Turban Issue. Members of Italy Sikh Council were with him during this meet. Can we expect a detailed report from Sarna ji about the outcome of this meet for our SikhsIndia Blog.

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A 41-paged invitation card saying "Gursimran weds Harmeet"

CHANDIGARH: Running parallel to the much talked about "Will-Kate" marriage would be the marriage of a Sikh couple that shares its 'tying knot' day with the royal couple on April 29, 2011.

Kanwaljit Singh Walia, owner of the Commando Catering Services that provides marriage arrangements besides catering said, "We make people's marriages memorable. I wanted something extraordinarily remarkable for my only son."

Kanwaljit's son Gursimran Singh who assists his father in business would be marrying Harmeet Kaur, a second year MBA student. Harmeet's father Gursev Singh owns agencies for TATA trucks and cars. 

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Man's turban stolen in Southampton race attack

A Sikh man was racially abused and had his turban stolen as he stood at a bus stop in Southampton.

The 29-year-old man was approached by a group of five drunken men outside the Civic Centre on Tuesday evening.

Police said the group shouted and swore at passers-by before racially abusing the Sikh man as they walked past.

The man turned away to ignore them but one of them pulled his turban off his head before running away with it towards the train station.

with thanks : BBC News : link above for details.

Parking plan at Gurdwara illegal : HT

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VIDEO: Brawl Erupts At Queens Sikh Temple, Several Charged

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