India to claim millions in barred immigrants saga?
July 10, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
Canada’s scandalous refusal of entry to a shipload of South Asians in 1914 is a story that is never far from the headlines as the Sikh community presses the Canadian government for adequate…
Federation protest wards off turban hand searches
July 3, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
A nationwide protest organised by the Sikh Federation (UK) has brought a halt to Department of Transport (DfT) plans to implement hand searches of turban-wearing passengers at British airports…
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March 30, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
‘Disappointment’ over inquiry into Sikh temple attack
March 29, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
A year after a blaze that destroyed three-quarters of the Gurdwara Sikh Sangat in Bow, east London, the temple committee plans to launch an international appeal for the £2.5million needed to rebuild the temple.
It intends asking English Heritage to grant aid because the temple was set up in a Grade 11 listed building.
The [...]
Sikh joins BNP, another recalls his wartime battle to defeat fascists
March 26, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
A Sikh teacher has in the past week become a member of the far right British National Party after making headlines earlier this year by saying the BNP was the only political party ready to stem what he sees as the expansion of Islamic fundamentalism in the UK.
Rajinder Singh, 78, is shown here minus his [...]
Have-a-go hero stabbing – teenagers arrested
March 17, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
Two teenagers have been arrested in connection with the London murder of a courageous young father who has since been declared a martyr of the Sikh community…
Parliament probes ‘caste discrimination’ in UK
March 14, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
Caste discrimination, under which millions in India are regarded as ‘untouchable’, has spread to the UK virtually unnoticed, according to Keith Porteous Wood, executive director of Britain’s National Secular Society.
He was commenting on the passage through parliament’s revising chamber, the House of Lords, of the Equalities Bill, which could pave the way for such discrimination [...]
Lottery Fund recognises Gravesham Sikhs’ contribution
March 14, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
A 50 year history of Sikh immigrants’ contribution to life in the Gravesham area of Kent is to be described in an exhibition funded by a £36,900 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The Fund’s regional head Stuart McLeod says it will fill a gap in the social history of a community that has settled and [...]
23 years minimum for ‘Queen of Poisons’ murderer
March 13, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
A woman accused of poisoning her former lover after secretly putting an ancient herbal poison into food stored in a fridge has been given a life sentence for his murder…
Senators vote to repeal ‘KKK’ religious dress ban
March 8, 2010 by Sikhs Online · Leave a Comment
On February 23 the Oregon State Senate voted 21-9 in favor of Oregon House Bill 3686, which when enacted will allow public school teachers to wear religious dress, including the Sikh dastaar (turban)…
















