CANADIAN SIKHS COMPENSATION
96 years after refused entry despite paying the entry tax, lives were lost, and $143 million could be paid
http://fullcomment.nationalpost.com/2010/07/05/tasha-kheiriddin-a-message-to-india-were-sorry-but-were-not-143-million-sorry/
Wednesday 7th July 2010
LETTER TO MP FOR DASTAAR
Write to your MP now to stop the discrimination for Sikhs
Use this template letter and send to your MP to raise awareness on this important matter.
Friday 18th June 2010
Kirpan is a 'part of the body' say devout Sikhs
I wear my Kirpan and I’ve always worn it for the last 40 years
Britain’s first Sikh judge, who is due to be knighted by the Queen, on Monday defended his right to wear the Kirpan and warned schools they could be guilty of discrimination if they ban Sikh pupils from wearing the Kirpan.
Sir Mota Singh, a Kenyan-born Sikh, made the comments following several controversial cases in Britain surrounding the wearing of ‘articles of faith’ in public places.
Many Sikhs, Muslims and Christians have been angered after schools, employers and politicians objected to them wearing religious clothing and symbols — including crosses, Karas, Kirpans, turbans and veils — outside their homes.
Monday 8th February 2010
Sikh Federation (UK) Press Briefing
MPs express annoyance ONS regarding 2011 census. Dismayed at handling do of demand for ethnic group box for sikhs.
On Monday 1 February the Sikh Federation (UK) released an investigative report titled: Can the Office for National Statistics be trusted with the 2011 Census?
The report is an investigation into the Office for National Statistics (ONS) process to select ethnic groups for the 2011 Census questionnaire and the unfair exclusion of the Sikh category.
Friday 5th February 2010
Ravidassia sect sends shockwaves across world's Sikh community
It claims its own pilgrimage site to rival the Sikhs? Golden Temple in Amritsar and its own scriptures to replace the Sikhs? Guru Granth Sahib
India has never been short of religions: although 80 per cent Hindu, it also In the wake of recognition of Ravidassia community as a separate religion by Dera Sachkhand Ballan, Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee today described them as part of the Sikh faith.
Now it has another. The establishment of Ravidassia in the northern city of Varanasi last weekend the latest addition is sending shockwaves across the world?s 23 million-strong Sikh community. Ravidassia was founded by a radical Sikh sect called Dera Sachkhand Ballan, which consists mainly of ?Untouchables?, or Dalits, who come at the bottom of India?s complex and still pervasive caste hierarchy.
Thursday 4th February 2010







