Page 47 - Khalsa Aid News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Lift As We Sing: The Role Of Songs During Farmers’ Protests As the farmers' protest in various parts of the national capital crossed its glorious 100th day, let's have a look at what role did songs play in the mass movement Jazzy B Records Prof. Balbir Barn 2021-03-07T17:15:15+05:30 Lift As We Sing: The Role Of Songs During Farmers’ Protests outlookindia.com 2021-03-07T17:29:57+05:30 Since November 2020, farmers across India, but notably in states encircling the New Delhi Capital region, have been protesting against the changes enacted in the Indian Agricu...

A UK-based charity Khalsa Aid has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for providing aid and food in disaster-struck areas, BBC reported. “We never ever thought we would be nominated,” said Ravinder Singh, chief executive and founder of Khalsa Aid. He called the nomination “humbling

:dateline:After enduring harsh winter nights under the open sky, agitating farmers are now leading towards the unbearable summer days. In May month, the temperature often rises to around 48°C in Delhi along with heatwaves. Anticipating the difficulties of agitating farmers due to upcoming harsh w

February 19, 2021 This meditation track, is a soothing track, which takes you away from your daily struggles. With everyone, going through a struggle. Luv & Hunterz teamed up to make something, that will help everyone. Luv Randhawa states, “Meditation & Seva, go hand in hand. We all as humans, struggle in our daily lives, from the Pandemic, Stress, and to thinking about the less fortunate and our Kisan Farmers in India. We need to keep our Mental Health in check. I decided, that this will be a free download, and I encourage everyone to donate what they can to, Khalsa Aid, as they help Human...

Selfless service without discrimination: how Khalsa Aid India helps those in distress Despite many controversies, Khalsa Aid India, an arm of the international organisation of the same name, has been helping people across the country during natural and manmade disasters without any discrimination or bias. 0 claps A little boy named Sargun Singh from Amritsar, Punjab was diagnosed with cancer in his eye, to the extent, the growth was visible outside the eye. The doctors said he wouldn’t survive beyond two-three months and his parents lost all hope. A group of volunteers came across the boy�...