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July 22, 2016

Phagwara tense as clashes broke out after Shiv Sena activists try to attack Mosque, Muslims

The tension which has been simmering since Wednesday, after local Shiv Sena activists targeted some shops of Kashmiris and protested outside a mosque, turned into a clash on Friday near the mosque between Shiv Sena activists on one side and Muslims, Sikhs and Dalits on the other.

Shooting at shopping centre in Germany’s Munich; 1 killed

Shooting is reported to have taken place at a shopping centre in Munich, Germany. According to CNN one person is killed and 10 are injured in the shootout.

Haryana set to flood water into mythical Saraswati river’s route

As per certain media reports, the Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) led Haryana government is set to make the mythical river Saraswati flow by the end of July 2016.

AAP to protest in Punjab on July 23 against atrocities on Dailts in India

A statement by the Aam Aadmi Party states that the AAP would protest against the BJP led centre and SAD-BJP led state government for their failure to tackle the atrocities happening everyday with the Dalits across nation on July 23.

Film to shed light on turbaned ‘American’ soldier’s fight for rights

Of the 54 years of his life that Dr. Bhagat Singh Thind spent in the United States of America, 19 were spent fighting the US laws to acquire American citizenship and for the rights of Indo-Americans.

Dal Khalsa demands immediate demilitarisation of Kashmir and resolution to the conflict in consonance with Kashmiri people’s aspirations

Dal Khalsa today demanded immediate demilitarisation of Kashmir and political resolution to the Kashmir conflict in consonance with the genuine aspirations of its people.

National Sikh Campaign Raises $125,000 for Media Campaign in America

Sikhs of Salt Lake City came together to support National Sikh Campaign’s media initiative to educate Americans about Sikhs and Sikhism.

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