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July 5, 2014

SGPC warns of strict action by Akal Takhat against supporters of separate SGPC for Haryana

Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee chief Avtar Singh Makkar has “warned” action against supporters of separate SGPC for Sikh Gurdwaras of Haryana. He said that such move will be "directly challenging" Akal Takht, said a media report on Saturday.

Haryana govt. hits back: Tells Badals not to interfere in “Haryana affairs”

Announcing that the Haryana government would soon bring the bill in Haryana assembly to form separate HSGPC for Sikh Gurdwaras of Haryana, congress government of Haryana on Saturday asked Punjab chief minister Parkash Singh Badal and his son and deputy chief minister Punjab Sukhbir Singh Badal not to interfere in the matters of Haryana government.

UK: Education secretary Micheal Gove visits Sikh Free school in Isleworth

Education secretary Michael Gove visited a Sikh free school in Hounslow July 04, 2014. The Nishkam School on London Road in Isleworth which opened in September last year has welcomed Mr Gove to their school.

12 children fall ill in Bihar government school after eating midday meal

As many as 12 children fell ill after eating mid-day meal at a government school in Bihar's Sitamarhi district on Saturday, said various media reports.

Nurses who were stuck in Iraq return to Kerala; Terms of release being kept secret by Indian Govt.

According to media reports a group of 46 nurses caught up in fighting in Iraq arrived home in India on on July 05 after briefly being held captive by suspected militants.

HSGPC row: All eyes on 6 July Kaithal Convention

Issue of formation of separate Gurdwara management committee (HSGPC) for Haryana is an issue of hot discussion now a days. All eyes are riveted on 6 July Sikh Convention called by the ad hoc Haryana SGPC at Kaithal. Haryana chief minister and senior Congress ministers are expected to attend this conference.

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