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Oregon Senate Vote Puts Sikh American Community One Step Away From Making History SALDEF applauds Oregon Senate on vote to repeal religious dress ban, Encourages Oregon Governor to sign bill Washington D.C., February 24, 2009 -- Late yesterday afternoon...

Scientists 'decode' memory making BBC News - Molecules and synapses cement memories, say scientists US scientists believe they have uncovered one of the mechanisms that enables the brain to form memories. Synapses - where brain cells connect with each other - have long been known to be the...

Harbansj24 ji In responce to your answer to why girls are dropping the name Kaur and not wanting men with turbans. From the few that i know their reasons are not for what you have said it is because they associate the title and turban as symbols of opression. They fear that the majority of Sikh...

The recent disturbing news about the widening rift between the Sikhs and the Ravidassia sect has made me ponder for days how to bring the understanding that we are fallen victims of the Vedas teachings. I welcome views on this matter which should be for the sole purpose of narrowing our...

Zimmer slate appears to have won but won't declare victory by Tom Wednesday June 10, 2009, 10:15 AM Dawn Zimmer's council candidates seem to have won the campaign, but everything in the Hoboken elections are still up for grabs at this point. Mayoral candidate Dawn Zimmer's council...

Saturday, June 6, 2009 A wonder in the making The Khalsa Heritage Project at Anandpur Sahib commemorates 500 years...

I was reading this link: A religious right to carry a knife? - Topic Powered by eve community The article is this: and some of the comments are: and so the comments go on!:confused:

Hello everyone, I am Sikh student doing my masters here in USA. I am 23 years old and keep uncut beard, wear a turban and belong to a good family. However I would like to change that and would like to cut my hair - I have though a lot about it and it’s what I want to do. The issue that I...

can anyone comment on the karah parshad i made in this link? TY. PS. i don't think i added enough water. http://i160.photobucket.com/albums/t200/Sherab000/P1021359.jpg

Warning Mankind Facing Extinction? There is little doubt that our climate, has over the last 50 years been undergoing some drastic changes. Indeed around the world extremes in global weather patterns are causing misery with catastrophic droughts, floods, and Hurricanes. All the while the...

http://www.ottawasun.com/News/Columnists/McRae_Earl/2007/11/23/4678232.html Making sense of the senseless By EARL McRAE - OTTAWA SUN "Our religion views suicide as a cowardly act." -- Dr. Harpreet Kochhar, Ottawa Sikh Society And none of the world's great religions condones cold-blooded...

Good to read in the Press that "Non-veg, liquor is to be avoided in Delhi Sikh weddings". It is a fact that all religious and sacred books emphasise vegetarian food. `Prasad' served in Gurudaaras (of Sikh community) is always vegetarian. Guru Nanak Dev always consumed only vegetarian food. More...

The Making of Sikh Scripture Author: Gurinder Singh Mann Published: March, 2001 Our price: $46.99 List price: $55.00 Usually ships in 24 hours As of: January 02nd, 2006 01:52:35 AM Buy This Book from Us Our Sikhism book picks: The Golden Temple: And Other Sikh Holy Places (Holy Places)...

Dear friends, Waheguru ji ka Khalsa, Waheguru ji ki Fateh :wah: In this writing, I am going to share with you the activities of ‘Aapna Punjab’ an NGO (Non-Governmental Organization) based at Pahuwind village, Amritsar district, Punjab in India. ‘Making a Difference’ is the driving force for...

Pratham Preet Singh, who was born in the holy city, is well known for his performance in the game of chess and judo in Canada. A student of grade five in Jean Little Public School of Guelph city, Ontario, Canada, he has made waves in the field of sports...

KATHMANDU, 18 May 2005 (IRIN) - Life has changed beyond all recognition for Sanchita Magar, 20, an illiterate woman from a poor village in Makwanpur district, 128 km east of the capital, Kathmandu...

USATODAY.com - I'm guessing that Danish King Harald Blatand said little or nothing about wireless networking during his reign in the 10th century. And that he probably didn't imagine his name would be associated with a 21st century wireless technology...

More than just a place to live, a home is a sanctuary, a place of refuge where serenity awaits. As well as a safe, nurturing place for the body, a home is a shrine for the spirit. We do much to make our homes comfortable and tranquil for ourselves and our families. We want to make our home...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/4175525.stm Making sense of league tables BBC News, UK - 1 hour ago ... A very high proportion are religious schools. Indeed the top two are Muslim and Sikh respectively. These are cultures which place great value on education. ...