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Sikh Youth Federation behind Kanishka blast?

Prime suspect in the 1985 Air India bombing Talwinder Singh Parmar had reportedly told Punjab Police that leaders of a Sikh youth organisation might be behind the attack that claimed 329 lives,......

Canada: Probe sought into Sikh parade

Canada-based human rights groups have demanded a public inquiry into a Sikh parade in Surrey in which Air India bombing mastermind Talwinder Singh Parmar and several Sikh assassins were glorified......

Kanishka: Canada had hiked security

The Canadian police was so concerned about threats to Air India that it put extra security at Toronto's Pearson International airport a day before the Kanishka bombing on June 22, 1985, documents......

Ex-SYF member denies link with Kanishka bombing

A member of a Sikh organisation has denied involvement in the bombing of an Air-India jet in 1985, which killed all 329 on board.Sodhi Singh Sodhi testified that while he knew several people with......

BJP may shift Sidhu from Amritsar to Delhi

The BJP feels that Navjot Singh Sidhu will prove to be a draw among the youth, the middle classes and the Sikh community in Delhi, reports Sunita Moga With cricketer-turned-politician Navjot Singh......

Meet the Peanut Prince of Argentina

Meet Simmarpal Singh, the Peanut Prince of Argentina. He lives in a fabulous course-side villa at the prestigious Rio Cuarto Country Club in Buenos Aires. At area nightclubs, he gets premium......

India's worst year of violence

2008 is possibly the worst year of violence in India. There have been terrorist attacks and blasts in Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Guwahati and now in Mumbai. The Indian government is merrily going around......

Developing tastes

A few months ago in Punjab, as grain farmers set fire to harvested rice fields to clear their land, Jagroop Singh spent the afternoon reflecting on his good fortune farming cows. Singh, a tall Sikh......

Homes for the mobile

Ram Charan's wheeled suitcase functions as a virtual home. The 67-year-old management consultant and writer of business books sleeps in five-star hotels every night of the week, every week of the......

Indian hoteliers make it big in America

Sant Singh Chatwal did not exactly bootstrap his way up America's lodging industry by starting at a modest roadside motel, as have so many immigrants. His first fixer-upper hotel was in Manhattan,......

Gurinder Chadha's back with a Punju comedy

Gurinder Chadha has directed six feature length films starting with her British Asian feminist comedy Bhaji on the Beach (1993). But she is best known for her surprise hit Bend it Like Beckham......

New film throws spotlight back on Kanishka bombing

Sturla Gunnarsson's powerful film on the Kanishka bombing, Air India 182, premiered at the Hot Docs Festival recently. Vancouver-based Gunnarsson, who is originally from Iceland and whose wife is......

Sikhs can carry ceremonial daggers into Olympic venues

Sikh athletes and spectators will be allowed to wear ceremonial daggers into London Olympic venues next year, despite the intense security arrangements, as part of a multi-faith approach to the......

Harbhajan named 'Sikh Sportsperson of the Year'

Feisty Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh was chosen 'Sikh Sportsperson of the Year' at the World Sikh Awards 2011 for his "contribution to the Indian cricket team's World Cup triumph". Harbhajan,......

It was an empty feeling on the podium: Abhinav

Whether it is a gold, silver or bronze, the joy of just winning an Olympic medal is always writ large on the medallist's face.But that was not the case with Abhinav Bindra. India's first individual......

Bombay Customs score over TN XI

Local outfit Bombay Customs scored a late equaliser through speedy forward Savio Nayak, his second goal of the match, before edging out Tamil Nadu XI 5-4 via the tie breaker in the 44th Bombay Gold......

Kumble, Harbhajan tops

The end of the Chennai Test heralded a week-long break from cricket and its rigours for members of the Australia and India teams. It also allows time to sit back and review the showing of the......

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Civic body gets Rs 100-cr loan

Puneet Pal Singh Gill Tribune News Service Ludhiana, May 15 The cash strapped Ludhiana Municipal Corporation has a reason to cheer as Canara Bank... ...

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The cost of poll violence

Pakistan's first democratic transfer of power should have been a moment of hope and triumph. But, as it stands, widespread violence has marred the... ...

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A New-Found Agency?

Why The Caged Parrot Is Singing There is a lot of buzz on why the CBI has been caught biting New director Ranjit Sinha is an honourable and... ...

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Blood pressure

Pakistani authorities finally declared high-profile Indian prisoner Sarabjit Singh dead late on May 1. Six days earlier he had been beaten up with... ...

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India China begin withdrawing troops after tense border dispute

Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah Monday asked the Congress-led UPA Government at the Centre to clarify the ground situation in Ladakh... ...

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