Houston Sikhs

This is very sad news for the Houston Sangat that we will be left in this kalyug jungle without Bhai Bhupinder Singh Paras. Bhai Sahibs resignation is sad and surprise news. They must have there own reasons. Bhai sahib always keep the peace and love within Sangat and they followed on that. Bhai Sahib loved & enjoyed the Sangat of Sangat and Sangat entrusted them as well as a Real Bhai Sahib can get. Continue Reading…

May 4, 2009 7:00 pm

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May 10, 2009 8:45 pm

Click the Picture to read the Details Bhai Nirmal Singh Ji will be here from May 4 thru May 10 2009

Gian Inder Singh: Father and Son: All In The Family These are the times for people to recall that they once had a dream. These are the times to realize the dreams. Parkash Singh Badal also had a dream. For many years, he has dreamed of this Family Planning project. “Hum Do, Hamara Sab Kuchh”. That dream is being fulfilled. Punjab Chief Minister Badal who has lorded over the ruling Akali Dal for many years now and overseen its transformation from a party wedded to the cause of welfare of the Sikhs to a secularized power-gamed political party in an alliance with a right-wing Hindutva espousing communal force like the RSS-BJP, had been trying to pass on the power-baton to son Sukhbir Singh Badal for many years now. Continue Reading…

UNITED SIKHS has issued a global advisory, in English and Panjabi, through a slide show which can be downloaded here (English) and here (Punjabi) Continue Reading…

New York, New York, USA: Senator Charles E. Schumer (NY) spoke before thousands of Sikhs at the 22nd Annual Sikh Day Parade in New York City this past Saturday, marking the first time a United States Senator has attended the parade. Responding to UNITED SIKHS invitation to the Parade, the Senator expressed overwhelming support for the current struggle of the Sikh community to practice the Sikh faith freely while serving in the U.S. Military and in police forces. Starting his speech with the Sikh greeting “Sat Sri Akal,” Senator Schumer congratulated the Sikh community on this 310th Vaisaikhi, and commended the Sikhs for being “one of America’s hardest working communities”. UNITED SIKHS continues to work with Senator Schumer and other members of Congress in advocating for civil rights issues including employment discrimination, international religious freedom (Right to Turban campaign), the right to serve in armed forces, hate/bias crimes, and immigration reform. Continue Reading…