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April 12, 2016

Indian media’s report on Canadian Sikhs sparks strong reactions

Chandigarh: A news report in various outlets of Indian media has sparked strong reaction over social media. In a recent report Zee News said: “[i]n a major development, terror outfit ISIS has joined hands with Canada-based Sikh militant outfits for a major terror attack in Delhi”. Zee news quoted undisclosed/ unnamed “sources” while making such […]

Bikram Majithia burns effigy of Arvind Kejriwal over affidavit on SYL Canal

Punjab cabinet minister Bikram Majithia, along with other leaders of the ruling party staged a protest against Arvind Kejriwal in Amritsar today (April 12). Bikram Majithia, who is often targeted by the AAP leaders for alleged patronage to drugs abuse in Punjab, burnt an effigy of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) convener Arvind Kejriwal near the court chowk.

SAD (Badal) was pushing Canada to apologise for Kamagata Maru for years: Sukhbir Badal

Punjab Deputy CM Sukhbir Badal today hailed the historic decision of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau over his resolve to seek public apology over the tragic incident of Kamagata Maru in the House of Commons on May 18.

Sukbir Badal visits memorial of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, other martyrs of June 1984

Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Badal yesterday visited the martyrs memorial dedicated to Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale and other Sikh warriors who had laid their lives and attained martyrdom while defending Darbar Sahib during Indian army attack in June 1984.

Sikh bodies to announce next Sarbat Khalsa on Baisakhi: Bhai Daduwal & Ajnala

While addressing media persons yesterday at Batinda Bhai Baljit Singh Daduwal and Bhai Amrik Singh Ajnala said that the date and venue of next Sarbat Khalsa would be announced during Panthic Conference to be held at Talwandi Sabo.

Jagmeet Brar again expelled from the Congress party

The Congress party yesterday (April 11) re-expelled it's leader and former MP Jagmeet Brar from the party for alleged anti-Party activists. The expulsion came two days after expelling former Punjab Deputy Speaker Bir Devinder Singh. Bir Devinder was also expelled for alleged anti-party activities.

Sikhs in Ottawa, Canada’s Capital celibrate Visākhī with Canadian PM in the parliament

The Sikhs created history again by celebrating Visakhi in the Canadian Parliament with the Prime Minister, Honourable Justin Trudeau and his cabinet colleagues that included 17 MLA's, including 4 ministers in his cabinet.

Seminar on the Surge of Violence Against India’s Minorities in Fremont on April 17

On Sunday, April 17th, the Organization for Minorities of India will be hosting a seminar on the current surge of violence against India's minorities.

Punjab River Water issue: Fresh tribunal will end up another tool of injustice

Raising serious doubts over the outcome of the Punjab governments demand seeking fresh tribunal in the apex court to resolve its disputes with non-riparian states over the sharing of its waters, the Sikh bodies feel that given the flawed justice system and dishonest political leadership, the fresh tribunal will also end up as another tool of injustice for Punjab.

Major Progress in Battle To End Religious Discrimination; U.S. Army Accommodates 3 More Sikh Soldiers

The U.S. Army granted three more observant Sikh American soldiers long-term religious accommodations last Friday, permitting them to serve with their articles of faith intact.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau to apologise for Komagata Maru tragedy in House of Commons on May 18

Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau on Monday announced that on May 18 he will make a formal apology in the House of Commons for the Komagata Maru incident.

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