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New Mumbai, India: As Sikhs go through an internal fight within the Gurdwara Sahib complex at Gurdwara Kharghar, police promises action, while Mumbai Sikhs unhappy at the development. Every once in a while, from across the world, from one city or another comes... More »
Ottawa, Canada: Canadian International Exhibition centre Evraz Place allows Sikh visitors to wear Kirpan after WSO intervention Continuing its ongoing campaign to ensure Sikh rights are protected in Canada, the WSO yet again intervened on behalf of a Sikh fami... More »
Sikh pilgrims pay obeisance at the renovated Gurdwara Sacha Sauda in Pakistan, and on this side of the Radcliff line, some make a beeline to the pseudo-centre in Sirsa. Hundreds of Sikh pilgrims visited the recently renovated and enlarged precincts of Gurdwar... More »
As the judgement is likely to impact not only Jehovah’s Witnesses’ case but also the Sikh Gurdwara decisions and those of other communities, WSO presented oral arguments in the Supreme Court of Canada in the landmark Highwood Congregation versus Wall case whic... More »
Dal Khalsa demands that contemporary Sikh history paintings and sketches to adorn the Central Sikh Museum within the precincts of Darbar Sahib Amritsar Amritsar, Punjab, India: Dal Khalsa has demanded that paintings and pictures depicting the genocidal events ... More »
Responding to needs for addressing issues of family, drug abuse and mental health issues among the growing Sikh community in Canada, WSO launches the much-needed Sikh Family Helpline. Brampton, Canada – Responding to the growing needs of psychological, psychia... More »
After dilly-dallying over the last few days, finally the Indian government allows a Sikh Jatha to travel to Nankana Sahib -the birth place of Guru Nanak during the forthcoming Guru Nanak Gurpurab celebrations Amritsar –Succumbing to pressure of Sikh pilgrims, ... More »
Like the opening ceremony, once again Patna Sahib gears for grand closing ceremony for 350 year Parkash Purab celebrations of Guru Gobind Singh as thousands of pilgrims are expected to reach. In continuation with the glorious manner in which the 350 year Parka... More »
Dal Khalsa to organise Sikh Genocide Remembrance March at Bathinda on 1 November to protest anti-Sikh pogrom of 1984 across India. Amritsar- Calling it 33 years of pain, misery, injustice, hope and remembrance, the Dal Khalsa will hold ‘Sikh Genocide Remembran... More »
Reminding the world of the bygone era when Kings used to issue diktats regarding dress to be worn, words to be spoken, prayers to be said and religions to be followed, Members of the National Assembly of Quebec have put a ban on women wearing Niqab in a clear ... More »
PANCHKULA: Nemesis catches up, even though after two decades. Judge Jagdeep Singh of the CBI Special Court in Panchkula, Haryana, with a no-nonsense reputation, has put to nought the patronisation of the political machinery of the Indian state which has been s... More »
AMRITSAR: Despite governmental claims of readiness and police imposition of prohibitory orders under Section 144, thousands of Dera Sauda Sirsa followers have managed to reach Panchkula where tomorrow a judgement is likely to be announced in a sexual assault c... More »