Sikh volunteers in Warrington, England, started this week by serving free meals at a homeless shelter
News: Home Away From Homeland
News: 10 Y/O Kaur Called 'Terrorist' Responds With Inspiration 'Keep Your Head Up'
'This obviously broke my heart, but I kept my head up, and went away.'
Video: Tarsem Singh the man who changed the law so Sikh bus drivers can wear their turban to work.
Min Kaur speaks to Tarsem Singh the man who changed the law so Sikh bus drivers can wear their turban to work. My father is also a bus driver and is featured in here.
News: Sikhism & Ecological Issues
In Sikhi, the purpose of human life on earth is to see and experience the Creator Being in nature
News: Another Sikh Aid Org in England Helping Homeless Folks
The charity giving these gifts is a Soul Aid, which started serving in 2017 under the Guru's principle of langar and helping the needy.
News: MP Dhesi calls for tapping tourism benefits from London -Amritsar direct flights
Dhesi continues to campaign to ensure this much needed route opens.
News: Help Us Build the Bhai Fauja Singh Clubhouse
Our patron is Fauja Singh the oldest marathon runner in the world.
News: Sikh Council UK selects its new Executive Committee
Young professionals and women selected for key roles
News: Racism in the U.S. vs. Racism in the U.K.
This man then said, "You don't look like you are from Scotland. You look like an Arab, and do you know what I do with Arabs? I shoot Arabs."
Christine Kaur
Christine Kaur started blogging as an outlet to express the trials of relationships of second generation western born Sikhs like herself.
News: The Limerick man at the centre of Sikhism
He converted to Sikhism in the 1860s and died in his London home on March 15, 1913. His deep understanding and sympathy for the people of Punjab and their religious traditions made him a popular civil servant with the people of Punjab, but it also brought him into conflict with the English community in India.
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