TAXILA: Sikh pilgrims from around the world traveled to Gurdwara Punja Sahib in Hassanabdal on Sunday to perform rituals on the 552nd anniversary of the birth of Baba Guru Nanak Dev, founder of the Sikh religion. About 3,000 pilgrims came from India. Religious slogans including Wahe Guru Ji Ka Khalsa …
Read More »Ministry of Telecommunications Publishes Notice to Promote Safe Online Transactions, Telecom News, ET Telecom
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Read More »Authorization of Indian wheat for Afghanistan, reopening of Kartarpur. Is Peace in the Mind of Pakistan?
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Read More »The saga of the “false gods” of India
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Read More »Feds finally listen to intersex Americans
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Read More »Four people killed in Punjab by Sikh extremists for “sacrilege” since 2016; Here is the interview of the son of the victim Balwinder Kaur
Ranjodh says she didn’t protest much either, even making her family think she was the culprit. While Ranjodh was released, Balwinder was sentenced under sections 295A and 34 of the IPC and spent another two months in prison. The Granthi was also booked, but under section 201 of the IPC …
Read More »What Prime Minister Modi said to Kedarnath
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Read More »SC Declines Group Call to Visit Gurudwara Nankana Sahib in Pak for Guru Nanak Dev’s 551st Birthday | India News
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court refused to hear a plea from a group of pilgrims seeking to visit Gurudwara Nankana Sahib and other gururdwars in Pakistan on the occasion of Guru Nanak Dev’s 551st birthday. Petitioner Gurdwara Sahib Dasmesh Darbar had seized the highest court against the communication of October …
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“The moment you accept death as inevitable and the end of your life’s journey, this is the moment when you begin to savor the sweetness of life.” I don’t remember now who said that line – or words to it – but all of us, without exception, have had allusions …
Read More »EcoSikh joins interfaith effort ahead of COP26
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Read More »Congress Must Act, Virginia Democrats Must Vote
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Activists from a radical Hindu right-wing organization attacked the entire Ashram and smeared Indian director Prakash Jha with black ink, claiming the web series was “offensive to Hinduism”. The violent incident happened in the town of Bhopal as Jha was shooting scenes for the third season over the weekend, when …
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Read More »Hinduism is humanity’s most democratic philosophy, says Chinna Jeeyar Swami
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Read More »Dalit: Dalit organizations appeal to Supreme Court Commission and demand full investigation of Singhu lynching
About 21 Dalit groups from across the country approached the National Inventory Caste Commission, seeking further investigation into the murder of a Dalit man at the Singhu border. Sikh religious bodies, however, have denied that the issue is a Dalit versus a Sikh, as the Nihang group is known to …
Read More »Who are the Nihang Sikhs? A sect accused of “sacrilegious” lynching of a Sikh in Singhu
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Read More »Singhu’s Frontier Shishupals Head for Destruction
The âannadataâ story slowly comes off. Indians can now clearly see that under the costume of the farmers are hiding many hardened criminals and anti-national elements Representative image. PTI The current protest on behalf of the farmers bears a surprising metaphorical resemblance to the story of King Shishupal from the …
Read More »Reviews | Why are Christian missionaries trying to convert Sikh youth in the Punjab?
Image source: INDIA TV Reviews | Why are Christian missionaries trying to convert Sikh youth in the Punjab? Reports of the conversion of young Sikhs to Christianity by missionaries in the border areas of the Punjab are worrying. Most of these conversions have been reported in rural and border areas …
Read More »Horoscope Today, October 12, 2021: Check the astrological prediction for Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer and other signs
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Read More »Evaluate WSU interim training options if Nick Rolovich’s exemption request goes south
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Read More »Who was Guru Ram Das? Discover the meaning and history of this day
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AAt 8 a.m., six women and a man wave to the sun in a breezy barn in Sussex. They focus on their breathing, visualize their internal organs, and let go of intrusive thoughts. I am one of them. But I have a hard time remembering which leg is which. All …
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Read More »Punjab and Haryana HC give Gurdas Maan five weeks to participate in survey
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Bogood and evil are made up of truth. But good cannot tolerate any degree of lying and survive, while evil cannot survive without being disguised by some truth. Hypocrisy is a common human deformation. We all take steps to avoid a negative review. But this is often done out of …
Read More »HC confirms provisional bail for Punjabi singer Gurdas Mann: the Tribune India
Saurabh Malik Tribune press service Chandigarh, September 30 The High Court of Punjab and Haryana on Thursday upheld the provisional interim release granted to Punjabi singer Gurdas Mann in a case filed against him on August 26 for attacking the religious feelings of the Sikh community. The judiciary, meanwhile, gave …
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The hyphenated Dalit-Sikh word, used in the media following the recent transfer of power from a dynast to a Dalit in the Punjab, suggests a historical rift, an unfinished integration, a failed promise or worse an impassable ditch. For many outside the Punjab, this must have come as a big …
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Considering the drop in attendance at places of worship and the so-called increase in nuns, it may be surprising that the majority of young people say they are spiritual and / or religious. But according to those who took part in Springtide Research Institute’s State of Religion and Young People …
Read More »Chance for Congress to play the role of reformer: The Tribune India
KS Chalam Professor of economics and author The appointment of a lower caste person as chief minister of the Punjab, where nearly a third of the population belongs to scheduled castes and there is an almost equal proportion of OBCs (other backward classes), is considered as a game changer by …
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The French sociologist Ãmile Durkheim took moral questions very seriously. A descendant of seven generations of rabbis, he was to follow in his father’s footsteps and join the rabbinate. Instead, he pursued a career as a professor and established sociology – which he described as the science of morality – …
Read More »Understanding Sikhism through Interfaith Dialogue
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Read More »Generation Z keeps the faith. Don’t expect to see them at worship.
(RNS) – At 18, Sam still identifies as Catholic. But if that defines him in part, it doesn’t limit him. âI regularly practice centering prayer and was involved in a centering prayer group, which was not technically Catholic,â he recently told us as we researched Gen Z attitudes towards the …
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Read More »Netizens pay tribute to Guru Nanak Dev Ji on his death anniversary
Today marks the anniversary of the death of a leader who has inspired countless lives, teaching them to set out on the path of spiritual nourishment and inner peace. He is none other than the founder of the Sikhs, Guru Nanak Dev, who continued to preach the message of âIk …
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Since Congress chose Charanjit Singh Channi to succeed Capt Amarinder Singh as the new Chief Minister of Punjab, Professor Ronki Ram has been inundated with phone calls from the media. Ram, who teaches political science at the University of Punjab, Chandigarh, is widely regarded as an authority on Dalits. No …
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Read More »Who are the Sikh Dalits? The new Punjab CM Channi caste is only one in a complex hierarchy
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The same week that Sally Rooney’s new book topped the bestseller charts in the UK and Ireland, the remains of Baby John, the infant at the center of the 1984 Kerry Babies scandal, were unearthed. So how has Irish sexuality and religion changed over the past 37 years? Sex is …
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Going through the Chinese establishment hysteria at the sight of the Tibetan spiritual leader, the photos of the Dalai Lamas, President Xi Jinping’s efforts to occupy the Tibetan religion from within appear to be another repeat of Don Quixote. Some contradictions are quite difficult to understand, especially when they reflect …
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The teaching of the Buddha is essentially practical. It is not just for a group of people or a country, but for all human beings. People can follow this path according to their ability and inclination. I, for example, started my Buddhist education when I was a child, and although …
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Read More »Affair affecting religious sentiments: Punjabi singer Gurdas Maan obtained provisional bail
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Read More »“Most historians have ignored Sikh architecture”: The Tribune India
Tribune press service Amritsar, September 7 Most historians have ignored Sikh architecture; some have condescendingly accepted it as a syncretism of Islamic and Rajputana styles, which Dr SS Bhatti calls a historical fallacy. Dr Bhatti, former principal of Chandigarh College of Architecture, gave his opening speech at the inaugural session …
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Reading Amartya Sen’s Home in the World (Allen Lane, 2021), I remembered my brief meeting with him at the India International Center in Delhi in the early 1990s. One of my senior colleagues wondered, in context of Sen’s idea of ââIndian pluralism, why the question of the division of casteism, …
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Senior Bangladeshi Sufi leader Syed Tayabul Bashar Maizbhandary said “the Taliban do not represent Islam” and “academics must say it loud and clear”. Speaking exclusively to WION Senior Diplomatic Correspondent Sidhant Sibal, Maizbhandary said: âAnyone who sees what is happening in Afghanistan and the rise of the Taliban as a …
Read More »Plans for the sculpture of the ancient Sikh symbol on the busy Nottingham roundabout
A roundabout near the city center could be the future site of a sculpture of an ancient Sikh emblem placed in a marble plinth, in recognition of the Sikh community of Nottingham. Plans have been submitted to Nottingham City Council to seek permission to construct a stainless steel sculpture of …
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Jalandhar / Amritsar: Who replaces historical frescoes with bathroom tiles? Much more has happened as the Sikh heritage has been destroyed in the name of modernization. Once again, the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak committee has come under fire for entrusting the preservation of Sikh heritage and art to kar sewa (voluntary …
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SIRAHA, 21 AUGUST Religious gurus and older people from various ethnic communities today pledged to reduce child marriage in Siraha. Elderly people from ethnic communities participating in an interaction organized by the Dalit Development Front in Mirchaiya pledged to fight against child marriage. Jibaccha Prasad Sah from the Sah community …
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DDeveloper Alan Weissman appears to have done exactly what marketing and business development gurus insist entrepreneurs need to do to be successful: âFind a need and fill it. “ Its St. Regis Residences project at 120 Old Post Road in Rye welcomed its first residents, with Marriott International Inc., owner …
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LENOX – Beethoven, Beethoven and more Beethoven: It’s been as overwhelming as the rain and humidity in Tanglewood this summer. In fact, it’s ubiquitous every year. It just seems more as Tanglewood tries to grab onlookers after the year of Covid-induced silence. Beethoven is coming back tonight, (August 7), with …
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Read More »Sikhs around the world to vote in global referendum on independence for Punjab
Next week, the dates and locations of a global referendum of 25 million Sikhs will be announced in London. The referendum will be the culmination of the work of the Punjab Referendum Commission, made up of a panel of independent and non-aligned experts in direct democracy who have examined the …
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Last week’s exchanges on Antoine Rizzo, Javier Baez, and Kris bryant were painful for Cubs fans. Rizzo had been a Cub for 9.5 years. Baez was drafted by the Cubs and his tenure spanned a decade. Bryant was with the team for eight years after being drafted. Friday afternoon, all …
Read More »When is Guru Purnima 2021? Quotes, wishes and images
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Read More »After BSP, BJP now plans to raise awareness among Brahmins ahead of UP polls
In the battle for the crucial Uttar Pradesh Assembly election, after the BSP, the BJP is now seeking support from the Brahmins. BJP ministers, deputies, deputies and officials will visit temples to seek blessings from saints and religious leaders. (Representative) The battle is on for Brahmin voices ahead of the …
Read More »Here’s what Cadbury has to say about the beef gelatin in their chocolates
Your favorite and most famous chocolate brand, Cadbury is embroiled in a controversy with netizens demanding #BoycottCadbury products. Recently, a prominent Hindu right-wing spokesperson shared a screenshot from a website that read: âPlease note that if any of our products have gelatin in the ingredients, the gelatin we use is …
Read More »Miri Piri Diwas by Patshahi Chhevin celebrated in Amritsar: La Tribune Inde
Tribune press serviceAmritsar, July 19 The SGPC on Monday organized a religious congregation to celebrate the occasion of Miri Piri Diwas of Patshahi Chhevin, Guru Hargobind Sahib, in Akal Takht. The event was attended by the granthi chief of the Golden Temple Giani Jagtar Singh, officiating the jathedar Akal Takht …
Read More »No Kanwar Yatra in UP this year, Supreme Court closes case
The Supreme Court today closed the suo motu Case recorded on the previously proposed conduct of the Kanwar Yatra in Uttar Pradesh amid the COVID-19 pandemic, given the decision to cancel the yatra on Saturday. He also called on the authorities to ensure that any untoward incident directly affecting the …
Read More »Norwalk Library plans to remove Sikh children’s book
NORWALK – The public library is considering removing a children’s book with illustrations of a Sikh leader after a resident said the performances were insulting and contrary to religion. Norwalk resident Mohinder Kalsi first drew the library board’s attention to former library director Christine Bradley, but resolution of the issue …
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Read More »How a NASA tweet fueled a religious divide
The NASA logo is displayed on a cell phone screen. Photo by Beata Zawrzel / NurPhoto via Getty Images This week, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) tweeted to announce her latest application date for her fall internship program, along with footage of four interns currently working with her. …
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Read More »Sri Paramhansa Yogananda: Father of Yoga in the West
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Read More »MJD News Update # 47
With the closures, churches will continue with Masses and online training. The vaccinations are in progress. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. The majority of the MJD clergy, including myself, have been vaccinated. Jul 10, 2021 Greetings and peace from the Lord Jesus Christ be with you, dear People …
Read More »Dharmik Parikhya: The Tribune India Results
Tribune press service Amritsar, July 8 The Dharam Prachar Committee of the SGPC which annually organizes the Dharmik Parikhya (religious exam) across India for the flourishing principles of Gurbani, Gurmat (teachings of Sikh gurus), Sikh Rehat Maryada (Sikh code of conduct) and history sikhe, said the result of the review …
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Read More »Gaza paramedics investigated for practicing yoga
The Hamas regime in Gaza has reportedly opened an investigation into the participation of several dozen local paramedics in a yoga session sponsored by the Indian embassy. Paramedics were invited to the event after the last Gaza war in May to help them recover from the trauma of that conflict. …
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Prayagraj: Saints and religious gurus in the town of Sangam Prayagraj have launched a campaign to raise awareness about vaccination in a special way. By virtue of this, devotees who come to Om Namah Shivaya ashram, as well as other religious places to listen to the speeches of the darshan-puja …
Read More »Good health is a gift from the Almighty, it is our duty to guarantee it, say religious leaders | Lucknow News
Friday prayers offered at Aishbagh Eidgah in Lucknow on June 25 lasted a little longer than usual. A brief break after prayer was marked with a special announcement and a request. The convening imam, Maulana Khalid Rasheed Firangi Mahli, urged people not to take appropriate behavior at Covid lightly. âWe …
Read More »Government could allow Kanwar Yatra this year
Throwing a hint that the government may allow Kanwar Yatra this year, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has asked officials to issue the necessary guidelines on the matter as worshipers travel to neighboring states of Uttarakhand and Bihar for the jalabhishek. The Kanwar yatra begins on July 25. Last year, the …
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