Sikhs proud of UK life, but most have faced racism

UK: Sikhs living in Britain are proud of being born or living in the UK, but an overwhelming majority have also experienced racism. Three-quarters, or 74.5 per cent, of British Sikhs have experienced racism and of these 53.4 per cent ...

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Sikh genocide: BJP campaign appeals to Pranab Mukherjee for justice

Jammu: A Delhi court had on April 30 acquitted Kumar in an Sikh genocide case, leading to protests by members of the community who are demanding reopening of the case against him. BJP on Thursday started a signature campaign here ...

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Children take Gurbani lessons at summer camp

Jalandhar, Punjab: More than 500 children huddled up in a sacred space and reciting from the holy Sikh scriptures early in the morning isn’t a sight one sees every day. A summer camp for children between 5 to18 years, started ...

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Sarna brothers oppose memorial on gurdwara premises

Ludhiana, Punjab: Paramjit Singh Sarna and his brother Harinder Singh Sarna of Shiromani Akali Dal, Delhi, have opposed the construction of a memorial dedicated to the victims of the 1984 Sikh genocide on the premises of at Gurdwara Rakabganj Sahib ...

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