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For readers who may be surprised at the hard edge of the article, American Thinker is a very conservative/libertarian journal, although I am certain the editors would claim they would not want to be labeled as anything but clear thinkers. I found this article to have some inaccuracies, but the...

Sikh youth fit to be tied Turban competition reinforces cultural pride and combats racism. Sikh youth fit to be tied - The Globe and Mail With the help of his father Kulvir Lehal, Jujhar age four takes part in the Eighth annual turban competition in Surrey, B.C. April 5, 2010. The annual...

Vitamin D deficiency tied to host of dangers By Scott Allen, Globe Staff | December 30, 2004 A growing body of scientific evidence suggests that the widespread deficiency of vitamin D among Americans is more harmful than once believed, increasing their risk of fractures, muscle...

Does anyone have advice on how to tie a jora? I see it done most of the time as like tying a knot on rope but with hair.. this is probably, as if pulled to tight, the hair might get stuck like that... someone please help? thank you.

A ongoing dispute over the election of officers at a Sikh temple turned violent Friday night resulting in the stabbing of five people with long knives worn by members. http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/sikh/SIG=122cgu7fg/*http%3A//www.courierpostonline.com/news/southjersey/m042405j.htm

I fail to grasp why kesh is tied up. If you keep God's gift, then why hide it under a turban? Covering head it for humility but if you can keep the hair tidy while it is down then what is wrong with that? Does Sikhism really require that of people that they tie it up, comb twice a day and tie a...