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An ode to Baba Bulleh Shah, historic gurdwara in Pak falls to nature's vagaries, govt's apathy | Chandigarh News - Vimarsana News

An ode to Baba Bulleh Shah, historic gurdwara in Pak falls to nature's vagaries, govt's apathy | Chandigarh News

It is believed that Bulleh Shah had taken shelter in this gurdwara after a group of Islamic fundamentalists had got after his life.

Why the current political scam in Scotland seems so desi - Vimarsana News

Why the current political scam in Scotland seems so desi

The latest revelation in the saga of the long-time First Couple of the Scottish Nationalist Party would sound distinctly desi to many Indians

A trans Sikh interfaith leader reflects on Vaisakhi's meaning - Vimarsana News

A trans Sikh interfaith leader reflects on Vaisakhi's meaning

(RNS) — Vaisakhi is a reminder of the power of an ethnically, economically and sexually diverse movement.

The plaid truth about Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf - Vimarsana News

The plaid truth about Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf

At his swearing-in this week as First Minister — effectively the person running Scotland now — the 37-year-old chose an all-black sherwani with narrow trousers or pajamas in the same colour rather than the classic white shalwar favoured in Pakistan

First Sikh-Scottish Woman MP Recites Sikh Prayer Before Oath - Vimarsana News

First Sikh-Scottish Woman MP Recites Sikh Prayer Before Oath

Pam Gosal, of the Scottish Conservatives, ended her oath by taking blessings from the Sikh scripture, the Guru Granth Sahib. LONDON – Pam Gosal, Scotland’s first Sikh woman MP of Indian-origin, recited a Sikh prayer before taking oath in Parliament on Thursday. Ms Gosal, 49, is also one of the first two women of colour in Scottish Parliament, the other being Kaukab Stewart. Gosal, of the Scottish Conservatives, then took the oath in English swearing allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth. She ended her oath or affirmation by taking blessings from the Sikh scripture, the Gutka Sahib. Th...