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Indian revolutionaries have roots in Astoria: Sikhs formed the Ghadar Party 100 years ago. http://www.dailyastorian.com/free/indian-revolutionaries-have-roots-in-astoria/article_a5dc3278-9707-11e2-8d4e-0019bb2963f4.html By CHELSEA GORROW It was 1913 when a group on Punjabi Sikh Indians in...

What do u think is the reason behind the Sikh youth going away from its roots n its basics?? Is it the influence n tactics of the government or neglection of the parents towards the need to make dere kids realise the value or importance of our Identity our Kes our Pagg n our Kakars?? Getting...

Roots of Love: Exploring Hair in the Sikh Community Posted by Sundari | Sunday, March 20, 2011 – 9:05 pm Conversations about hair are often emotional for Sikhs – and therefore they are conversations which we tend to avoid. For many Sikhs, it is a constant struggle to explain the historical...

Recently, a debate played out on the Washington Post's On Faith blog between Aseem Shukla, a physician who heads the Hindu American Foundation, and Deepak Chopra. The argument, which was also reported in Newsweek, began with Shukla's essay, "The Theft of Yoga," in which he lamented that the...

Giving Up Your Spiritual Journey (and Putting Down Roots) Giving Up Your Spiritual Journey (and Putting Down Roots) - Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove - God's Politics Blog Don lived for years in the Chicago area, working hard and trying to keep up with the fast pace of his profession. Several...

Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh 14 year old Angad Singh, interviews the participants of a Sikh Youth Leadership retreat in his quest to highlight the challenges they face every day being both American and Sikhs, the spirit with which they overcome them and the message they have for...

NOT EVEN WRITTEN BY SIKHS,AN IMPORTANT READ FOR ALL (It'll only take you 5 mins) TO BRING US BACK TO ROOTS OF OUR EXISTANCE! THE SIKHS : The Sikhs are one of the most prosperous and politically important religious minorities in India. The religion itself is of comparatively recent origin—it...

TROY -- Bruce Dickmeyer, a member of the Troy Interfaith Group, wanted to do something out of the ordinary Sunday to celebrate Troy's 50th birthday. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/buddhism/SIG=11uictj03/*http%3A//www.detnews.com/2005/oakland/0506/16/B04-217224.htm

T HE first thing that strikes any Asian visitor to Thailand is a paradoxical sense of the familiar and the strange. The latter is easy enough to explain – after all, you’ve just entered a new country, one with its own unique culture and language. You’re a stranger in a strange land...