SinghStation Gurinder Singh Khalsa was destined to make a difference in the lives of others. urinder Singh Khalsa was destined to make a difference in the lives of others. Positively impacting those around him was something he literally began doing the day he was born. “At one point when my mother was pregnant with me, there were some relations with my father and they were not that good. She was on the verge of getting a divorce,” explained Gurinder Singh Khalsa. The year was 1972 and in a village about 100 miles north of New Delhi, India, it was law that only men could inherit property. The Singh Khalsa family’s first child was a daughter. With her marriage at a crossroads, Surjit Kaur Sandhu worried if she had another female child, she would lose everything. “My mother was praying for a son,” Singh Khalsa said with his distinctive and heavily-accented voice. “She was so much under depression and stress.”