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September 12, 2016

Dal Khalsa extends Eid-greetings, prays to bless Kashmiris with more courage and lessen their pain

Extending its heartiest greetings on Eid to the Muslim World, the Dal Khalsa paid glowing tributes to all those who had sacrificed their lives while struggling for religious freedom, liberty and human dignity.

Mata Dharat – A new Short Movie with a Strong Message (Must Watch)

Gurbani tells us to respect and love the nature but this message is widely ignored by Sikh masses as well as Gurdwara Committees who fire the crackers to celebrate Gurpurabs.

Leamington Sikh Gurdwara Incident: 54 persons released on bail by UK police

The Warwickshire police have release 54 Sikh youth who were arrested on the allegations of trespassing from a Gurdwara Sahib in Leamington yesterday.

Pargat Singh resigns from primary membership of Badal Dal

Jalandhar cantonment MLA Pargat Singh today resigned from primary membership of the Shiromani Akali Dal (Badal). He has also resigned as MLA as he was election on Shiromani Akali Dal Badal's ticket.

Woman accused of Beadbi incident found killed in Veroke (Amritsar)

As per media reports a 55-year-old woman was killed at her residence at Veroke village in Amritsar district early Sunday (Sept. 11). Police said Balwinder Kaur was mentally challenged and was facing a case related to Beadbi of Guru Granth Sahib.

Global Standards on Police Use of Force Violated In Kashmir: Amnesty International India

Security forces are using arbitrary and excessive force in response to protests in Jammu and Kashmir, violating international standards and worsening the human rights crisis in the state, Amnesty International India said today.

Sikh Federation UK supports those arrested by police at Leamington Gurdwara

While criticising the police action against some Sikhs who were reportedly protesting against an 'inter-faith marriage the Sikh Federation UK has extended support to those arrested by the police at Leamington Gurdwara.

Re-Examining History: How India airbrushes its past to whitewash its present

by Garga Chatterjee* In the ever-growing pantheon of Indian nationalist freedom fighters, when there are no more so-called forgotten heroes to add to the list, it becomes necessary to manufacture them. This was apparent when the Indian government decided to include legendary Mizo hero Pasaltha Khuangchera, who in 1890 had tried to resist a British […]

No Need to Open Books to Read Them; New Technology by MIT can read closed books

In the latest issue of Nature Communications, the researchers describe a prototype of the system, which they tested on a stack of papers, each with one letter printed on it. The system was able to correctly identify the letters on the top nine sheets.

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