Guru Gobind Singh's upcoming 350th Birth Anniversary beckons us. Sikhs worldwide are, and will, celebrate it, probably for many months. It's good that we do.
News: Bonanza Or Boondoggle: A Zillion Dollars?
News: This Man Has Been Giving Free Food And Medicines To Abandoned Patients In Patna For 20 Years
The condition of the ward was pathetic and the poor were the worst affected. So, he decided to do something about it and started buying them food and medicines. Gurmeet Singh has donated his blood on multiple occasions as well.
News: Dancing his way into people's hearts - Shael Singh
"Dancing makes me happy and that's what keeps me going". His aim is, to one day represent Punjab and Punjabis on stage at a talent show. His interests include singing, modeling and stunt performances.
News: Healing Pillars - Efforts | Avneet Kaur
[VIDEO] How many of you would not want yesterday to be on the repeat mode. Do you remember what happened to last year's new year resolutions and the plan to go to office in time and the gym player.
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News: France keen to invest in many sectors
A delegation of French industrialists and entrepreneurs will visit Bengaluru during January next year to hold talks with state officials on investment opportunities in Karnataka.
News: In Pictures: Kitchen that feeds 100,000 daily
Free kitchen in India run at the Sikhs' holiest shrine produces 200,000 flat breads and 1.5 tonnes of lentil soup daily.
News: The 'Sikh Religion' and the Indian Constitution
A common fallacy propagated amongst Sikhs is that the Indian Constitution includes Sikhs in the definition of Hindus. The write-up aims to dispassionately analyse this view. The contention swirls around Article 25 of the Indian constitution.
News: Free Shelter and Nursing Home for the Destitute and Disabled
Guru Amar Das Apahaj Ashram - Seva (selfless service) and Sarbat da Bhala (blessings for everyone) are the basic principles of this Project. Rendering Seva for the benefit of others in distress irrespective of cast, creed and religion expands horizons, builds positive visibility and awareness of the Sikh faith.
News: Rio 2016: 'Flying Sikh' Milkha Singh Still Remains India's High Watermark at Olympics
Milkha is now well into his eighties, but even for those that never watched him, he remains the Flying Sikh, a reminder of a distant time when Indians could actually dream of making the final of the Olympics’ blue-riband events.
News: Indian Army Chief Promises to Look for 'Missing' Sikh Manuscripts
"We discussed with the Army chief about the missing rare manuscripts and books. He in turn assured to examine it thoroughly and will communicate us back about his findings."
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