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The Komagata Maru Memorial in Vancouver, Canada, has been vandalised with weird bitcoin messages for the third time in a row between 2021 and 2023.

From water heating vessels to warm blankets to round-the-clock hot tea to tide over the biting cold, people are coming forward to provide necessary support to protesters, who have been sitting on a dharna since July 24, demanding closure of a liquor unit and ethanol plant at Mansurwala village in Zi

Nine days have passed since the Jalandhar Improvement Trust (JIT) carried out a major demolition drive at Latifpura here; however, the families who lost their dwellings continue to spend their nights in the tents surrounded by rubble and garbage dump.

While the rehabilitation of the people hit by the demolition in Latifpura is the key worry on the minds of most people, a Jalandhar-based NGO has set up sheds to give shelter to animals displaced at Latifpura. Animal Protection Foundation has built two sheds for cows and a shelter for a stray dog th

Like many others, I’ve been drawn to community service through direct aid as a way to feel like I am tangibly contributing, writes Anjali Appadurai.

Demanding permanent rehabilitation of the families who lost their houses in the demolition drive at Latifpura, a large number of farmers and other members associated with different unions namely Punjab Kisan Union (Baaghi), Kirti Kisan Union, Bhartiya Kisan Union, Pendu Mazdoor Union, SAD (Amritsar)

Friends of Punjab Foundation, a social organisation, which has been working for the development of villages in Punjab for the past eight years, has partnered with Khalsa Aid International to open ‘Mera Pind 360’ centres (all-round human development) in villages across Punjab.

Donations have continued to pour in from British citizens of Pakistani origin and UK-based charities after destructive monsoon rains

A Sikh Rhodes Scholar brought the first turbaned Sikh to speak on the Sikh faith at the Oxford Union.

A Sikh Rhodes Scholar brought the first turbaned Sikh to speak on the Sikh faith at the Oxford Union.