Centre Assures 'All Possible Assistance' In FedEx Shooting In US
Foreign Minister S Jaishankar on April 17 announced to render all possible assistance to US’ Indianapolis local authorities and the Sikh community in the April 15 killings of eight people including four Sikh. Reportedly, the gunman identified as Brandon Hole (19) killed himself after opening fire at a FedEx delivery facility in Indianapolis which has 90% of the Sikhs or Indo-Americans working there. Meanwhile, the motive behind gunfire is… read-more
Tags: open firing, United States, sikh, Dr S Jaishankar, FedEx, Indianapolis
Courtesy: NDTV
Indian Cyber Mercenary Targetting Pro-Khalistan Sikhs: Chinese Security Firm
Indian cyber mercenary group, “APT C-35”, has launched several phishing websites to target pro-Khalistan Sikhs in India, stated a Chinese firm's report. Chinese software company Qihoo360 Technology’s report has claimed that Sikhs, websites and mobile apps having inclinations towards 'Khalistan' sentiments are the prime targets of the group. The report further revealed that the group is exploiting only those aspects of Sikhism through which… read-more
Tags: sikh, Chinese, Hackers, Phishing Attack
Courtesy: Zee News
Canadian PM Expresses Its Concern Over Farmer's Protest in India
Worrying over Indian Farmer's Protest, Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said that Canada will always defend the rights of peaceful protests. "Canada believes in a dialogue process and has always sorted to Indian authorities over Punjab and Sikh issues," he added. Having significant Sikh population, several other Sikh Canadian parliamentarians including the Defence Minister Harjit Singh showed their concern over the ongoing farmers agitation.
Tags: Justin Trudeau, Narendra Modi, Farmers' Protest, Canada, sikh, Guru Nanak Jayanti
Courtesy: India Today
Sikh Organisation SGPC Turns 100; Celebrations At Golden Temple
Sikh organisation Shiromani Gurudwara Prabandhak Committee (SGPC) on November 15 celebrated its 100th anniversary. The centenary was celebrated at the Akal Takht in Golden Temple, Amritsar. The SGPC, notified under Sikh Gurudwara Act, 1925, looks after the management of gurudwaras in India while running world's largest community kitchen, langar, which feeds lakhs every day. Its president Gobind Singh Longowal said that history of… read-more
Tags: SGPC, sikh, Golden Temple, Amritsar, Punjab, Langar, Community Kitchen, Centenary Birth Celebrations
Courtesy: Tribune India
Remaining Afghani Sikhs, Hindus Leave Country Due To ISIS Threat
Exodus of Afghanistan-born Sikhs and Hindus is consistently increasing due to a threat from Taliban and ISIS. Faced with acute discrimination, hardly 700 individuals are left in the country while the earlier count was 2,50,000. With their residences being snatched and temples destroyed by extremists, they blame government for not heeding their issue. While most left for India; for others, the communities' Canadian and European fraternity has… read-more
Tags: Afghanistan, Taliban, ISIS, sikh, hindu
Courtesy: Times of India
New Delhi: Sikh Community Protests Outside Pakistan High Commission Against Forcible Conversion
Members of the Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) on September 21, held a protest outside the Pakistan High Commission, Delhi for the alleged conversion of a young Sikh girl into Islam. The incident came into light after the girl's father Pritam Singh, the head of Sikh community took to Facebook and inform that his daughters' missing, from past ten days. "I fear of conversion," he added. A case has been registered, and the investigation is ongoing. … read-more
Tags: SAD, Protests, Pakistan High Commission, Delhi, sikh
Courtesy: The Tribune