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Gurbani for e-Book Readers
	If you're like us and many other Sikhs around the world, you've been using the windows mobile/iPhone/other device to read gurbani with. Although reading bani is a very healing process, reading it on a traditionally backlit TFT screen is not good for your eyes...... → read more

Bulletproof Sikh
	Being a Sikh within the British police force in the 1980s was no easy fate, as Sergeant Kashmira Mann discovered when he became the third turbaned officer to join the Metropolitan Police Service. The Slough man was one of the few ethnic minorities in the force at the time and as a result, bore the brunt of its racism..... → read more

Early 20th Century Canadian Immigration Policy
	Between 1905 and 1908 a little over 5000 Sikhs arrived in British Columbia. In the eyes of the British Columbians of the time this was nothing short of an invasion. After all, this was supposed to be a white man’s province and British Columbians were determined to keep it that way...... → read more

Contribution of Sikhs ~ Italian Campaign 1943-1945
	India made its contribution to the Second World War by providing almost 2 million volunteers in a couple of years. At the outbreak of the Second World War, in September 1939, the Indian Troops, totaled 2,005,038. By 1941, India had recruited 9,000,000 soldiers. By August 1945 two million volunteer soldiers were fighting in Africa, Sidi Barrani,..... → read more

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 {{NewsSikhnet|http://www.sikhnet.com/news/contribution-sikhs-italian-campaign-1943-1945|Contribution of Sikhs ~ Italian Campaign 1943-1945|http://www.sikhnet.com/files/imagecache/thumb/news/image/main/italian_front_map.jpg|India made its contribution to the Second World War by providing almost 2 million volunteers in a couple of years. At the outbreak of the Second World War, in September 1939, the Indian Troops, totaled  2,005,038. By 1941, India had recruited 9,000,000 soldiers. By August  1945 two million volunteer soldiers were fighting in Africa, Sidi  Barrani,}}
-{{NewsSikhnet|http://www.sikhnet.com/news/tim-uppal-becomes-canada-s-first-turbaned-sikh-canadian-cabinet-minister|Tim Uppal first turbaned Sikh-Canadian Cabinet Minister|http://www.sikhnet.com/files/imagecache/thumb/news/image/main/edmonton_mp_tim_uppal.jpg|Prime Minister Stephen Harper appointed his party’s first turbaned Sikh-Canadian MP Tim Uppal to a bloated cabinet. Uppal becomes the first-ever turbaned Sikh to become a Federal Minister in a country other than India. This move shows that Conservative feel that they need more colour around the  cabinet table.}}
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