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AKJ Gurmat Kirtan Raen Sabhai Samagam will be organized at Kankarkhera - Meerut on August 31st, 2013 in dedication to Prakash Puran of Dhan Dhan Shri Guru Ganth Sahib Ji. Following are the details: 07:00pm-02:00am Akhand Kirtani Jatha Meerut Bhai Ravinder Singh Ji Delhi Bhai Pawandeep Singh Ji, Kanpuri Bhai Jagdeep Singh Ji Rajewal Bhai Gurbir Singh Ji Tarantaran Bhai Jagjeet Singh Ji Ludhiana Sabh aaye deedare bakhsho jio. Samagam will be broadcasted LIVE on http://www.Baani.Net and Baani.Net Live Radio

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Tilak Vihar: Sikhs, Valmikis hold peace march Express news service : New Delhi, Sun Aug 18 2013, 01:01 hrs Two days after 25 people were injured in a communal clash in West Delhi's Tilak Vihar, the Delhi Police organised a peace march involving members from both communities — Sikh and Valmiki — in order to maintain law and order in the area. On Saturday, a curfew-like situation prevailed but according to police, 11 members from both communities decided to carry out a peace march on the request of the Delhi Police, starting from the Tilak Vihar police chowki to blocks A, B and C. Additional Commissioner of Police (West) V Renganathan said: "The members agreed to participate in the peace march. This is a positive step. The law and order situation is completely under control." Starting at 8 pm, the march went on for half an hour in the area and according to police, the response was good. "There was no sloganeering and people in the area stayed calm," a senior police officer said. Meanwhile, according to doctors at DDU hospital, a patient, who was operated for gunshot wounds in his abdomen on Thursday, is still in the ICU." "He is recovering well, but we have kept him under observation because of the nature of injuries. He is conscious and oriented, we will shift him to the general ward in a day or two, if his condition remains stable," a doctor at the hospital said. On Thursday, violence broke out in Tilak Vihar area when members of one community performed stunts on their motorcycles and in turn ended up running one of their motorcycles over the foot of an elderly man. The incident triggered a violent clash involving stone-pelting by both communities, following which police claimed they had to resort to the use of teargas shells and lathicharge. Police claimed that they fired in the air and that five men who suffered gunshot wounds may have been hit by shots fired by the public. Source - http://www.indianexpress.com/news/tilak-vihar-sikhs-valmikis-hold-peace-march/1156601/

Summary Information: Employer: Khalsa School Calgary Position Type: Teaching Categories: Substitute School / Org: Khalsa School Calgary Location: Conrich- 5 min East of Calgary, FTE: 0 No. of Positions: 4 Salary: $215/Full Day Posting Date: Friday, 09 August 2013 Closing Date: Open Until Filled Details: Khalsa School Calgary is a private K-9 school located 5 min East of Calgary. We are looking for Substitute Teachers to join our high performing team for the 2013-2014 school year. Qualified Teachers are encouraged to forward their cover letter, resume, copy of valid Alberta teaching certificate, criminal record check and references to: Clinton Weening Vice Principal, Khalsa School Calgary RR 6 Site 1 Box 2 Conrich, Alberta T2M 4L5 (403)293-7712 phone (403)293-2245 fax E-mail-clinton.weening@khalsaschoolcalgary.ca If you are interested in submitting your application to this position click on the "Apply Now" button above. You must register with Education Canada Network to complete the application process. Registration is free and only takes a few minutes. You will be asked to verify your email address. Once your email address is verified and you complete the registration process you will be able to apply to this and other jobs posted on Education Canada Network. The job posting above may require certification levels, qualifications or eligibility requirements for being employed in Canada or the Province in which this employer is located. To view these qualifications and to apply to this job you must be registered or logged into ECN. Please click on the "Apply Now" button to proceed. Please quote Education Canada Network in your application to this job Source - http://jobsearch.educationcanada.com/index.phtml?a=v&j=76151

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Sikh Graduates Tea Reception 2013 Saturday 21st of September 2013 02:30 PM Colonial at Scotts in Singapore, Singapore Calling all Sikh graduates who obtained a diploma/ degree/ post-graduate degree (any date till 2013) from a local or overseas institution! Register for this annual event, which provides you with a wonderful opportunity to network with other Sikh graduates. Guest of Honour: Mr Masagos Zulkifli Senior Minister of State for Home Affairs and Foreign Affairs Republic of Singapore Registration: Participation is free To register, Sikh graduates are requested to submit the following details to Ms Harjit at shenazkaur@ymail.com by 31 August 2013. - Full Name (to be printed on the plaque) - Exact Name of qualification and educational institute - Email address - Mobile Number Sikh undergraduates/students and members of the Sikh community are also coordinally invited to this special occasion. Kindly refer to the event flyer attached below, for further details. We look forward to seeing you there! Source - http://eventzz.net/Sikh-Graduates-Tea-Reception--Singapore/578029778909297

Junior Sikh Coalition invites submissions for Art book The Junior Sikh Coalition is an initiative of the Sikh Coalition to help develop leaders in local communities, providing young Sikhs with experience in organizing, advocacy, diversity education and civil rights. In a new project, the Junior Sikh Coalition is harnessing the power of art in advocacy with an unprecedented art collection called the Nirbhau Nirvair Poetry & Art Book to bring attention to issues such as bullying and hate crimes. Young Sikhs across to country are invited to submit their art, poetry, and photographs, to showcase their perspective on the concept of Nirbhau Nirvair (without fear and without hatred), as first proclaimed by Guru Nanak in Jap Ji Sahib. Find out more below about this unique opportunity for young Sikh artists. Who can submit? Any Sikh youth, living in the US, between the ages of 5 & 25. Why should I submit? This is your chance to express yourself, display your creativity and contribute to a national youth campaign. Plus, saying that you are a published author or artist gets you bonus points! The book will be available in hardcover and online. What can I submit? You can submit original poetry, quotes, artwork or photographs that capture your thoughts on the concept of Nirbhau Nirvair. Written submissions can be no longer than 135 words. How can I submit? In order to submit, you may fill out our online form, http://form.jotform.us/form/31415650913146 send your submission electronically to jr.sc@sikhcoalition.org, or mail a hard copy to: Sikh Coalition 50 Broad Street Suite 1537 New York, NY 10004 See more at: http://www.sikhcoalition.org/advisories/2013/calling-all-artists-enter-your-work-for-the-nirbhau-nirvair-poetry-a-art-book#sthash.22IgIfKW.dpuf In order to submit, you may fill out our online form, send your submission electronically to jr.sc@sikhcoalition.org, or mail a hard copy to: Sikh Coalition 50 Broad Street Suite 1537 New York, NY 10004 See more at: http://www.sikhcoalition.org/advisories/2013/calling-all-artists-enter-your-work-for-the-nirbhau-nirvair-poetry-a-art-book#sthash.22IgIfKW.dpuf You can submit your artwork by filling out the online form, sending your submission electronically to jr.sc@sikhcoalition.org, or mailing a hard copy to: Sikh Coalition 50 Broad Street Suite 1537 New York, NY 10004 Deadline for submissions is August 31, 2013. How will my submission be judged? Submissions will be reviewed and selected by the Junior Sikh Coalition and Sikh Coalition team on subject matter, creativity, originality and clarity. For further details, visit the Sikh Coalition website (www.sikhcoalition.org), email jr.sc@sikhcoalition.org or call 212-655-3095 x 86. Source - http://thelangarhall.com/art/junior-sikh-coalition-invites-submissions-for-art-book/

Aug. 16-17, 5th Global Sikh Civil and Human Rights Conference, France UNITED SIKHS is organizing the 5th Global Sikh Civil and Human Rights Conference in 2013, to be held at Bobigny in France, August 16-17, 2013. The topic for the conference this year is Justice Delayed is Justice Denied, building upon the landmark decision of the UNHRC in 76 year old French resident Ranjit Singhs turban case. Community leaders and members will engage in a dialogue with experts, government reps., multifaith representatives, human rights lawyers, and academicians on the above theme and on topics of Sikh Civil and Human Rights. To register for the conference, visit http://www.unitedsikhs.org/globalconference/registration Deliberations: 1. The Turban ban in Europe 2. 1984 Pogroms against Sikhs 3. Death Penalty in India 4. Preserving Sikh Heritage and Providing a Holistic Education Date & Time: 16th August 2013: 6pm 10pm (Location as below) Date & Time: 17th August 2013: 3pm 7pm (Location as below) Location: 82/86 Rue De IEtoile, 93000, Bobigny, Paris, France. Email: unitedsikhs-frATunitedsikhs.org Phone:(+33) 616176205 Source - http://erb.unaoc.org/aug-16-17-5th-global-sikh-civil-and-human-rights-conference-france/

Illegal immigrants DO want to leave Britain, Sikh community leader insists as row over poster campaign continues Gurmel Singh-Kandola said many illegal arrivals from India were stuck here He said they were unable to work and wanted Home Office help to go back His remarks are in contrast to fury provoked by poster campaign The posters stated: In the UK illegally? Go home or face arrest. By JACK DOYLE PUBLISHED: 23:18 GMT, 9 August 2013 | UPDATED: 23:18 GMT, 9 August 2013 In talks: Illegal immigrants living in 'beds in sheds' are desperate to leave Britain and return home, Gurmel Singh-Kandola, secretary-general of the Sikh Council, has said Illegal immigrants living in beds in sheds are desperate to leave Britain and return home, an ethnic minority leader says. Gurmel Singh-Kandola, secretary-general of the Sikh Council, said many arrivals from India who had entered the country unlawfully were stuck here, unable to work, and wanted help from the Home Office to go back. His support for a voluntary returns process echoes Home Office efforts to persuade some of the estimated one million illegal immigrants in Britain to leave of their own accord. His organisation is now in talks with the department over how migrants with no right to remain might contact officials for help to return voluntarily. His remarks are in stark contrast to the fury provoked by the poster campaign among human rights advocates, refugee groups and left-wing politicians. The posters were mounted on vans driven around parts of London, and stating: In the UK illegally? Go home or face arrest. A text number was provided for advice and help with travel documents. An investigation into whether they were offensive and irresponsible was launched yesterday by the Advertising Standards Authority. The watchdog said it had received 60 complaints about the posters including that they were reminiscent of slogans used by racist groups to attack immigrants in the past. Mr Singh-Kandola believes the message behind the posters could have been delivered more softly. If it said something like, If you want to go home contact this number or assistance is available to return home I think it would have been the same message but delivered more softly, he said. Many from the Punjab and Delhi were stuck here, impoverished and unable to work, he said. Controversial: This poster campaign caused fury among human rights advocates, refugee groups and left-wing politicians Their plight is well known; they are sleeping very rough under bridges and in multiple occupancies, sometimes in sheds in the back of peoples gardens. 'We have been quite concerned about the abject poverty in which they are living. Many of them have been trafficked by unscrupulous agents who take a lot of money from them. Many illegal immigrants destroyed their passport once they arrived in the country, Mr Singh-Kandola said, making it difficult for them to go home even if they wanted to. It could take six or seven months to get replacement documents papers from the Indian consulate, he said. The Home Office could help them obtain a new passport quickly and buy them a flight home. Our discussions have been for those who want to go back home to facilitate that process in a humane and generous way. He said illegal immigrants were victims of hype which led them to believe they could live and work in Britain once they arrived. In fact they are stuck. They want to go home on a voluntary basis and what we need is processes to facilitate that. Raid: An Uzbekistani man who is said to have overstayed his visa was detained by UK Border Agency officers in a raid on a busy central London restaurant on Thursday Officials said the £10,000 cost of the poster campaign would pay for itself if just one migrant returned home because of the cost of enforced removals. Yesterday, Eric Pickles became the first senior Tory to raise doubts about the use of the vans, and said they should be rolled-out nationwide only if it could be proved they work. The Communities Secretary said: I will be looking at that evidence. I need to see some very persuasive evidence that this should be passed out nationally. If something like this has to happen it needs to be evidence-based. The Communities Secretary is cracking down on traveller sites which trash the countryside, with new guidance to councils on removing illegal camps. Prepared: The UK Border Agency sent three vans to Soho to seize the employee Mr Pickles said £60million was being made available to local authorities to help them act more quickly to shut down unauthorised encampments. He told ITVs Daybreak: We inherited a situation where the number of illegal sites had gone up four-fold and what we expect them to do is obey the law like you and I do. The idea that this is somehow an attack on the traveller community is not true. This is a very good deal for travellers. His department hopes the guidance will give local residents a stronger voice in getting authorities to take action against illegal camps, and prevent incidents like the £7million clear-out of Dale Farm in 2011 after a 10-year wrangle. Source - http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2388480/Illegal-immigrants-DO-want-leave-Britain-Sikh-community-leader-insists-row-poster-campaign-continues.html

Kindergarten, Grade 4 & TOC Positions Sikh Academy Sikh Academy is currently accepting applications for the following positions: full-time Kindergarten Teacher full-time Grade 4 Teacher Teacher-on-Call positions Sikh Academy is a progressive elementary school located in a state of the art campus in the heart of Surrey, BC. Exceptional academic, arts, athletic and community enrichment service programs are offered to its students from K to Grade 7. Our diverse staff is committed to providing an enriching and well-rounded educational experience for our students, which goes beyond the walls and timeframes of the traditional classroom. Sikh Academy is committed to providing a competitive compensation package for its staff to ensure program delivery remains at the leading edge of educational practice. We invite applications from dynamic, experienced and innovative teachers, along with new graduates, to join our energetic faculty. Experience in teaching will be considered an asset and successful applicants will be expected to integrate technology into their teaching, demonstrate committed to student-centered success, work well in a team environment, and be eligible to teach in BC. For the full job description, visit http://blogs.ubc.ca/teachereducation/files/2013/08/Sikh-Academy.pdf External job opportunities are provided for information purposes only. When seeking any employment, it is incumbent upon the individual to conduct the appropriate screening before pursuing a position. The Teacher Education Office does not endorse or take responsibility for the views of any employment recruitment organization or the accuracy of the information provided by any of these organizations. It is also important to know that some of the listed organizations may charge a fee for the services they provide. Source - http://blogs.ubc.ca/teachereducation/2013/08/08/sikh-academy/

Hazoor you can book a room in advance at http://www.dsgmc.in/index.php/sangat-services/sarai/sarai-information Will recommend Sri Guru Harkrishan Yatri Niwas at Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. 10 minutes walk from Shivaji Stadium (Metro Station) which connects both Airport (IGI terminal 3) and New Delhi Railway Station. http://www.delhiairportexpress.com/passenger-guide/metro-route.html