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Nearly 20 per cent of residents in Ottawa identify as having Asian origins. Here's how those immigrants have shaped the city's culture.

He got in touch with a Sikh shrine in Ghaziabads Indirapuram that had started the

Harmandir Sahib, often referred to as the Golden Temple, is the largest Sikh shrine in the world. The Langar at the Golden Temple has been serving meals since

Research centres would be established across Punjab to carry out research on Sufism and science and technology.

Harnessing the Power of Social Media, Indian Netizens Support One Another During the Second Wave of COVID-19 Online platforms have morphed into 24/7 helplines on medical access As nearly every state in India reels under a vicious second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens have become a source of support for one another. On April 23, the number of new COVID-19 cases reached more than 332,000 in just 24 hours, the highest-ever recorded in the world in a single day; the death toll for the day ...

On initiative by the First Lady, the centres to carry out research on Sufism and science to be set up in Punjab on First Ladys initiative

Vik and his wife, Pav Kaur Saluja, are Sikhs living in Chesterfield, Missouri. They explain, other middle eastern and Asian cultures often wear head coverings that may look similar, but a Sikh’s turban is unique. It served in part, as a way to identify Sikh warriors during battle.  “When [Sikhs] were in war and they could not even identify who were the Hindus or the Muslims that they were fighting against, Guru Gobind Singh Ji actually turned and said, ‘The way that you will b...

Vik and his wife, Pav Kaur Saluja, are Sikhs living in Chesterfield, Missouri. They explain, other middle eastern and Asian cultures often wear head coverings that may look similar, but a Sikh’s turban is unique. It served in part, as a way to identify Sikh warriors during battle.  “When [Sikhs] were in war and they could not even identify who were the Hindus or the Muslims that they were fighting against, Guru Gobind Singh Ji actually turned and said, ‘The way that you will b...

“People definitely noticed me in an airport or on an airplane, right? We're noticeable. And at the same time, people have no idea who we are.”

Vik and his wife, Pav Kaur Saluja, are Sikhs living in Chesterfield, Missouri. They explain, other middle eastern and Asian cultures often wear head coverings that may look similar, but a Sikh’s turban is unique. It served in part, as a way to identify Sikh warriors during battle.  “When [Sikhs] were in war and they could not even identify who were the Hindus or the Muslims that they were fighting against, Guru Gobind Singh Ji actually turned and said, ‘The way that you will b...