CHANDIGARH: Shiromani Gurdwara Parbhandhak Committee will be challenging the verdict delivered by Punjab and Haryana high court granting voting rights to Sehajdhari Sikhs, in the Supreme Court. A day after the Punjab and Haryana high court gave a verdict the SGPC and the SAD went into a huddle to discuss the issue. The matter will also come up for in depth discussion in core committee meeting of SAD... 

LONDON 13 December 2011: International Panthic Dal submits a petition to stop Mohammed Izhar Alam ‘Sena’ becoming an candidate for the Panjab Assembly Elections in 2012.  I.P.D collected many thousands of signatures throughout the international community both in physical and digital format. It is clear that Sikhs throughout the world will not accept Izhar Alam contesting as an candidate... 

Your support is required to stop Mohammed Izhar Alam ‘Sena’ becoming an candidate for the Panjab Assembly Elections in 2012. Petition will be handed over to Jathedar of Sri Akal Takht Sahib and the Chief Minister of Punjab to highlight the concerns and disgust of the Sikh Community around the globe at Mohammed Izhar Alam contesting in the Punjab elections. The petition is in support for... 

RIK is married with two children and has LEUKAEMIA, he is in desperate need of a BLOOD STEM CELL DONOR. There is a SHORTAGE of ASIAN DONORS on the register and so we are appealing for people to come forward so we can find a LIFE SAVING MATCH for RIK. The best match for Rik is likely to be Asian aged between 18-40. To join the register all you need to do is visit the website below, fill out a form and then... 

JALANDHAR: Challenging the tradition of having a Jat Sikh chief minister in Punjab, former Punjab Pradesh Congress Committtee (PPCC) president Shamsher Singh Dullo now wants his ‘secular’ party to play the Dalit and Hindu card. He has demanded that the “principle of rotation” should be implemented in Punjab instead of traditionally choosing a Jat for the CM’s post. “This... 

Michigan-based Gulshan Singh, 18, felt strongly about countering the widespread bullying of Sikh teenagers in the U.S. “I wanted to do something about it but never knew how to, or never had the means to do it,” said Mr. Singh. In the end, he chose to rhyme about it – and to make a three-minute music video to go with it. The video, titled “Let It Out,” sums up the emotions of a Sikh teenager...