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| Keeping faith: Sikh Soldier graduates basic training | |
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When Spc. Simranpreet Lamba steps onto Hilton Field today for his graduation from Basic Combat Training, he will recite the same Soldiers' Creed as his fellow graduates, but instead of a beret, he will wear a turban with his uniform; and his face is distinctive by the beard he sports...... → read more |
| A taste of India | |
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The Guru Nanak Temple, opened in 1970, is the most visible sign of Australia's largest regional Sikh population, a thriving pocket of India in the land of the Big Banana, 20 kilometres north of Coffs Harbour...... → read more |
| Blast kills five at Baba Farid’s shrine in Pakpattan | |
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The blast at the shrine in Punjab province was the latest in a string of attacks targeting Sufi shrines in Pakistan. The dead from Monday's blast included at least one woman, said Maher Aslam Hayat, a senior government official in Pakpattan. .....read more |
| Queen's Award for Sikhs | |
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Sikh organisation wins the Queens’s Award for Voluntary Services. The faith-based Sikh UK charity, Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha, is chaired by Bhai Sahib Dr. Mohinder Singh; it aims is to serve and uplift society through practice of core values - nishkamta, .....read more |
| Sikh family takes pride in rebuilding a Mosque | |
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Proud Sikh family of Sarwarpur, near Ludhiana, cannot understand what the fuss is about. Ever since Sajjan Singh Ghuman, an NRI Sikh living in England, rebuilt a mosque in his native village that was damaged during Partition, the shrine .....read more |
