Many Sikhs are familiar with seeing images of fierce Singhs pasted onto the walls of Gurduaras (Sikh places of learning and worship). Everyone connects differently to the legacies of these brave and valiant Sikhs. Let us take a moment to transport our consciousness back into the world of Banda Singh Bahadar and extend our sense of inspiration from one of the most powerful narratives in Sikh history.
Baj in the Sikh Culture and Memory
Food is critical to our survival. When we apply the role of food in our integrative thinking, the role of food and health, it becomes apparent that Food Security includes climate, supply chain, sustainable agriculture practices, harvesting, storage, and processing of food.
Vaisakhi is a festival that has been celebrated since ancient times. On the auspicious day of Vaisakhi in 1699, Sahib E Kamaal Kalgidhar Patshah Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj established the Khalsa Panth. From then on, this festival became of utmost importance to the Sikhs. From that day onwards, for Sikhs, this day became a Khalsa Sirjana Diwas.
Ranbir Kapoor weds Alia Bhatt in Mumbai, April 14,2022.
Bollywood actors, Kareena Kapoor Saif Ali Khan during the wedding of Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt in Mumbai
Six new resources aimed at reducing racism through education are now available across British Columbia.
Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum & City Councillors Doug Elford, Laurie Guerra & Mandeep Nagra visited the newly expanded 80,000 sq ft Sunrise Kitchens complex on April 7.
Shubha Chaudhury is an epitome of how passion and the will to never give up are hallmarks for succeeding in life, no matter your circumstances and gender. Born and raised in Rohtak, Haryana (India), she has proved that no boundaries can stop you if you aspire to dream big and turn them into reality. Listen to your heart and follow your passions. If you like anything, go for it. Because following your passion will lead to success.
Sandip Kaur (Chohan) Sodhi is a British- born Canadian author and teacher with a South Asian (Punjabi) background. Her parents immigrated from India to England in 1967 and then to Canada in 1971. She is the youngest of six children – 5 females and 1 male.
Gurpreet Kaur Bains is an award-winning educator with 23 years of teaching experience in Surrey. She is the Languages Department Head at LA Matheson Secondary School and trained as a Science, Special Education, and Punjabi language teacher. She has actively collaborated with the Ministry of Education and the Museum of Surrey in developing South Asian curriculum and teaching resources.
