London Sikh Socs

Vahiguroo Jee Kaa Khalsaa Vahiguroo Jee Kee Fatehh After recent events in UK we would like to urge all Sikhs to ensure they report cases of hate crime and abuse of anysort to the police. It is important for people to report abuse and threats to the Police. Please Ensure that the Police record it as a racist offence, and describe yourself as a Sikh under the ethnic group monitoring category, so that the Police can keep records for Sikh victims. Please ensure you dollow the advise above otherwise the Police will say there is no problem, there have been no reports, and Sikhs are not having problems. Vahiguroo Jee Kaa Khalsaa Vahiguroo Jee Kee Fatehh

Monthly Youth Keertan Darbaar Last Saturday of every month at Sri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara 2 Park Avenue, Southall, London UB1 3AG View Map 7pm till late - Last Saturday of every month Monthly Youth Kirtan Darbar Kirtan explained in English Translations on projector screen

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c Organised by A ROCHA (Southall) - Christians in Conservation - www.en.arocha.org LONDON 21 SUSTAINABILITY NETWORK - www.london21.org & DIVERSE LONDON, London Sustainability Exchange – www.lsx.org.uk LONDON SUSTAINABILITY WEEKS 2006 FAITH IN THE ENVIRONMENT Tuesday 6th June 2006, 11am – 4pm How can spirituality and faith play a role in the protection of our environment in London Muslim- Christian-Sikh Perspectives & Community Dialogue VENUE: Dominion Arts Education Centre, 112 The Green, SOUTHALL (west London). Nearest rail: SOUTHALL (from Paddington via Ealing Broadway) _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ “the lord God placed man in the Garden of Eden to cultivate it and guard it.” Genesis 2:15 “You cause the grass to grow for the cattle, and plants for people to use, to bring forth food from the earth…”Psalm 104 “The Earth is green and beautiful, and Allah has appointed you his stewards over it.” Prayer of Muhammed “His trustees are responsible for maintaining the unity of creation, the integrity of the Earth, its flora and fauna, its wildlife and natural environment.” Muslim Declaration on Nature at WWF 25th Anniversary, Assisi (September 1986) "The world is your garden, you are the world gardener.” Guru Granth Sahib “Your Light pervades creation and the creation is contained in your Light. Your own Supreme Power fills the inanimate and animate creation.” Rehraas, Mahala 2, Guru Granth Sahib _______________________________________________________________________________________ PROGRAMME: 11am – 11.20am Arrival 11.20am Welcome & Introduction by Sian Hawkins / David Bookless, A Rocha 11.30am FAITH PERSPECTIVES on Nature & the Environment - Talks/Presentations by Muslim, Christian and Sikh speakers (10 minutes each) - Reverend David Bookless, A Rocha (Christians in Conservation) - Mizan Raja, Islamic Foundation for Ecology & Environmental Sciences (IFEES) - Jagdeesh Singh, Sikh Community Action Network Followed by Open Discussion 12. 30pm – 1.15pm LUNCH 1.15pm HOW CAN FAITH INSTITUTIONS & COMMUNITIES play a participative role in a greener, cleaner and healthier London? How can FAITH & the Environment work together? Speaker: Snowia Hussain, DIVERSE LONDON – Waste Recycling initiatives with East London Mosques DISCUSSION : Ideas and proposals for positive contribution & action 2.15pm Listening to FAITH PERSPECTIVES & ASPIRATIONS: What can public sector and mainstream environmental bodies do to engage and integrate the role of FAITH GROUPS & COMMUNITIES into a greener, cleaner and healthier London? GUEST SPEAKERS include: Friends of the Earth representative Followed by DISCUSSION & Questions 3.20pm Concluding Comments & Thanks by A Rocha / London 21 3.30pm Conference Finish & Networking FOOD & REFRESHMENTS PROVIDED (Vegetarian, Vegan & Organic) _______________________________________________________________________________________ SUPPORTED BY: Islamic Foundation for Ecology & Environmental Sciences, Sikh Community Action Network, DIVERSE LONDON (London Sustainability Exchange), London 21 Sustainability Network, A Rocha, Friends of the Earth PLEASE BOOK ATTENDANCE with Sian Hawkins at A Rocha (Christians in Conservation), 13 Avenue Rd, Southall, Middx UB1 3BL, tel: 0208 574 5935, fax: 0208-571-6471, email: Sian.Hawkins@arocha.org Jagdeesh Singh, Programme Co-ordinator, BLACK & ETHNIC MINORITY INITIATIVES FOR GREEN & HEALTHY LONDON NEIGHBOURHOODS, London 21 - www.london21.org | t. 0208-968-4601 LONDON 21 promotes, supports & networks community-based action for a green, healthy & equitable London. http://sikhsoc.blogspot.com/2006/05/faith-...nvironment.html

London Youth Vaisakhi Simran Sunday 14th April 2006 6 am – 7 am At: 62 Queensdale Road, London W11 4SG Tel: 020 7603 2789

Book your place NOW!! Rainsbai will take place from 7pm in the evening in southall.

Event Title: Sikhs in the UK: FACT FICTION AND FUTURE Event Date: April 5, 2006 Event Type: Single Day Event Sikhs in the UK: FACT FICTION AND FUTURE - Conference 2006 The Sikh Human Rights Group (SHRG) and the British Organisation of Sikh Students (BOSS) present a one day conference on issues affecting the Sikhs in the United Kingdom. A day of lectures and seminars will be presented by eminent and impressive Sikh academics, human rights activists and lawyers. The conference aims to examine and highlight the current issues affecting the Sikhs in the United Kingdom and the impact of global issues on the Sikh Diaspora, security, religious freedom, employment and misconceptions about Sikhs. Graduate /undergraduates these issues affect you - so make your voice heard! The conference is open to all individuals, faiths, communities and organisations. Those with a particular interest in issues affecting Sikhs are especially welcome to attend. Date: Wednesday 5th April 2006 Time: 10:30am – 5:30pm (Tea and refreshments will be provided for). Venue: Imperial College, Sir Alexander Fleming Building (No. 5 on the Campus map). Nearest tube South Kensington Key note speakers will include; * Professor Gurharpal - Department of Theology, Birmingham University * Professor Arvind pal Singh Mandair - Professor of Philosophy and Religion at Hofstra University, USA) * Manjit Singh Gill – Barrister and leading Queens Counsel * Dr Jasdev Singh Rai - Director of the Sikh Human Rights Group * Key note speakers from BOSS. The lectures will cover key topical issues such as Legal invisibility: Sikhs and the law, The Panth in a global world, Facts, fiction and reality of the Sikh Community in the UK, Challenges and Opportunities. This conference will act as a focus for debate over the issues and concerns affecting the Sikhs and wider Sikh community. . For more information contact 07971602159 – Whilst the conference is free please register for a full time table and information pack at sikh_conference_2006@yahoo.co.uk www.shrg.net www.boss-uk.org GETTING THERE Arriving by Air There are a number of international airports serving London of which the most relevant are probably Stansted, Gatwick and Heathrow. There are a number of means of getting from these airports to Imperial College, including suburban trains, underground trains (the Tube) and buses. Taxis are another, but more expensive option. Express shuttle trains run from the major London airports into the capital's mainline railway stations. The Stansted Express runs into Liverpool Street Station, the Heathrow Express terminates at London Paddington Station whilst the Gatwick Express terminates at London Victoria Station. In each case take the Circle Line Underground to South Kensington. It is also possible to take the District Line from Paddington and Victoria Stations but not from Liverpool Street. Thameslink Railways also run trains from Gatwick Airport (cheaper than the Express) and you simply get off at Blackfriars Station and take the Circle or District Underground Lines (west) to South Kensington Tube Station. The Piccadilly Underground Line (around 50 minutes) offers one of the cheapest routes into London from Heathrow Airport and goes direct to South Kensington. Buses run from the airports into Victoria Coach Station, across the road from Victoria Railway Station. Take the Circle or District Line just two stops west from there to South Kensington or take a taxi. To get to Imperial College from the tube station see below. Arriving by Train Details of routes, timetables as well as online ticket purchasing are located via the UK Railways on the Net and National Rail websites. The National Rail site is arguably more comprehensive with links to several different sites for timetables, booking and useful travel link information. Most of the relevant rail stations are conveniently on the Circle or District Lines but from Waterloo Station take the Jubilee Line one stop north to Westminster and then the Circle or District Lines four stops west to South Kensington. Arriving by Bus National Express operate a network of buses between all major cities in Great Britain and information on the bus network, including timetables and online booking facilities are available at the National Express website (or telephone +44-(0)875 808080). Getting around London The easiest way to get around London is via the extensive London Underground system, but there are also extensive bus services to all parts of London. Pick up information and route maps at the Underground Stations or at Imperial College reception. Imperial College Campus The Symposium will be held at the South Kensington Campus of Imperial College. A map showing the location of the campus in South Kensington is available here. The meeting will take place in the Sir Alexander Fleming Building (No. 5 on the Campus map). Registration will take place at the conference desk immediately outside the lecture theatre from 10:30am on Wednesday 5th April 2006. The conference desk will be open for the duration.

yes there is a rainsbai akj.org.uk Rainsbai Kirtan - Hola Mohalla Sat 25 Mar 2006 7pm - 5am Singh Sabha Gurdwara 2-8 Park Avenue SOUTHALL UB1 3AG Contact: Bhai Satnam Singh 07956 519256 The rainsbai is in memmory of Bhai Ram Singh. from 1 pm on Saturday 25th there will be Khalsa Talks in LONDON. A that finishes people will be making there way to southall for rainsbai. Book you place for Khalsa Talks Now at www.KhalsaTalks.com

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Amu (U.K. premiere) Shonali Bose—India—2005—102m—35mm—drama In English, Bengali, Hindi and Punjabi with English subtitles AMU begins with the everyday dilemmas of a young Indian-American, Kaju, returning to the "foreignness" of her Indian homeland. Like an approaching thunderstorm, the film gathers a potent political charge as Kaju begins to question her past and realizes how her own privileged life in America was born out of communal violence in India. After Prime Minister Gandhi was assassinated by Sikh bodyguards in 1984, carnage erupted in the streets of Delhi. More than four thousand Sikhs were killed in three days. Writer-director Shonali Bose was a student in Delhi during those days. She worked in the relief camps set up after the massacre, writing down the stories of those who survived. Bose brings to the flashback scenes in AMU the intense impact of first-hand experience. AMU is powered by a sense of outrage still felt today. The film makes a strong case that this massacre was not spontaneous but planned, and depicts politicians and police who were involved but went unpunished. Kaju's questions produce difficult answers that force her to face the truth of India's history - and her own. [For more information on this film's Education Screening, please visit our Special Events page.] Distributor: Emerging Pictures www.emergingpictures.com SHOWTIMES: Friday, 17 March 21.00, Ritzy, filmmaker present (tbc) Sunday, 19 March 18.30, Greenwich Saturday, 25 March 18.30, Clapham Co-presented with Tongues on Fire Film Festival www.tonguesonfire.com

London Sikh Societies Akhaand Paath With Guroo Sahibs Kirpa an Akhaand paath has been organised by London Sikh Societies to celebrate 100 years of London Sikh societies. The program for the Akhaand Paath will be as follows: Event: Student Akhand Paath, Kirtan & Soup Run for Homeless Time: All weekend from Friday – Sunday Morning Gurdwara: Gurdwara Central Gurdwara (Khalsa Jatha) London, Place: 62 Queensdale Road, Shepherd's Bush, London, W11 4SG Directions: Shepherd's Bush (Central Line) not other tube lines! Email: sikh.soc@kcl.ac.uk There will be lots to do, Guruu Ka langar, Workshops, Youth Kirtan on Saturday 25th Feb and a soup run (www.gurseva.org ) to help feed the homeless in London is being arranged for Saturday 11th March! This is an opportunity for EVERYONE to get involved with lots of things and to get to know everyone. Please contact your Sikh Soc if you would like to help. More info below: London Sikh Society Akhand Paath is this weekend to celebrate 100 year anniversary of UCL Sikh Society and all London Sikh Socs on 10th, 11th, 12th March at Shepards Bush Gurdwara! Akhand paath starts friday am, when any one that wants to help can join in cleaning the gurdwara and cooking the langar for the sangat and any other basic preparations needed for the weekend. Saturday night will be a soup run to go out and feed homeless persons guru ka langar, as well as a Student Kirtan Darbaar. Sevadars from Gurseva Project www.gurseva.org have kindly helped arrange a homeless centre. Sunday Morning will with guroo sahibs kirpa see the bhog of the Sri Akhaand Paath Sahib followed by Keertan. Hourly shifts on "Sikhi to the Max" (translating the akhand paath into English via projector screens) and giving out Degh during the Akhand Paath are going to be going on too. Daily Nitnem (Prayers) will also be happening. Throughout the whole weekend there will be planned workshops for students helping us to become more knowledgeable on various aspects of sikhi and what goes on at Akhand Paaths and why. All langar will be prepared and made by the students. The whole akhand Paath is being done and organised by the students, and hopefully with the help of graduates as well will be able to run smoothly. So please, for the first time, I ask you for your support and try and make it down, I would really appreciate it. And If anyone would like to do kirtan or do a Roal (Reading the Guru Granth Sahib Ji for the Akhand Paath) please let me know. Look out for and please forward the poster. And if anyone would like to stay and camp there over the weekend there will be seperate girls and guys sleeping arrangements. So please help make this path a valuable learning experience for all. Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh. Manmeet Kaur – Akhand Paath Sevadar ==================================================== Soup Run for Homeless Hope you're all well. There will be another soup run taking place in conjunction with the Akhand Path that's being organised by the London Sikh Socs, on Saturday 11th March. The plan is to meet up at Shepherds Bush Gurudwara in the early afternoon to prepare the food, and distributing in the early evening. There are many other organisations doing the same kind of thing, and if we leave late, by the time we get there most of the people out there have already eaten. For those of you who helped with the last soup run, the use of food packs was found to be very useful. Therefore, we're thinking of making up a food bag with a sandwich, crisps and bar of chocolate for example so that it is easier to distribute, than having to faff around with loads of different carrier bags. Also, we felt that it was better to stick to the hot tea as soup gets cold quickly and is not filling. Technically its a tea run then...? You decide. The basic itinery is that we meet at Shepherds Bush Gurudwara at 4 to prepare the food. Ideally we should aim to leave at 6, latest 7.30 because, as mentioned before, we run the risk of colliding with the other organisations at work. We really really need help with preparation, bagging, and most importantly drivers. We need about 2 maybe 3 cars max, depending on the volume of volunteers able to help. Although the areas that we will cover have not been finalised as yet, hopefully I will be able to confirm these tomorrow. If you're up for it then please email any ideas/suggestions/comments please please please let me know, as all your input is both needed and valuable! Anyway, apologies for the essay, thanks guys Fateh Manpreet Kaur – Soup Run Sewadar ==================================================== London Sikh students with Gurseva Project www.gurseva.org is organising a "Soup Run" on Saturday 11th March! If you would like to participate in helping the homeless in London, come to Shepherd's Bush Gurdwara, 62 Queensdale Road, London W11. The nearest tube station is Shepherd's Bush (Central Line). Preparation starts at 4pm until 6pm and will be carried out in the langar hall. We will be making sandwiches and tea, in addition to making food packs to hand out. Please come along and help out! The more people that help, the more get fed! We hope to leave the Gurdwara Sahib at 6.30pm and are looking to feed the homeless in 3 locations: Holborn, Embankment and Trafalgar Sq. Returning to the Gurdwara at about 8pm, where the London Youth Kirtan will have started!! Akhand Paath Timetable FRIDAY 9am – Arambh of the Akhand Paath 5pm – 'Ins and outs' of the Gurdwara, to include Parkaash and Sukhaasan 6.30pm – Rehraas SATURDAY 4-6am – Simran and Nitnem 7-8am – Yoga 2-3pm – Personal Sikhi workshop 4pm – Preperation for 'Soup Run' 6pm – 'Soup Run' to feed the homeless 6.30pm-12am – Rehraas and Kirtan SUNDAY 4-6am – Simran and Nitnem 10am – Bhog of Akhand Paath 10.30-12.30pm – Kirtan 1pm – Langar LANGAR WILL BE SERVED THROUGHOUT, ALONG WITH WORKSHOPS FOR LANGAR AND PARSHAAD PREPARATION www.gurseva.org | THIS EVENT HAS BEEN ORGANISED BY THE STUDENTS FOR THE STUDENTS OF LONDON SIKH SOCIETIES SO PLEASE TRY AND GIVE YOUR DARSHAAN. Poster attached. -- On Behalf of: London and Home Counties Sikh Societies contact: boss@# Subscribe to mailing list: sikhsoc@gmail.com www.Boss-uk.org | www.SweetSikhi.com | www.DiscoverSikhi.com **Unsubscribe to e-mail newsletters by sending an email to sikhsoc@gmail.com.

The Sweet Sikhi team have put up keertan from last london SIkhi week and info of this sikhi Week Please see www.SweetSikhi.com

London Sikhi Week kicks of this week on Wednesday 1st March – Wednesday 8th March 2006. A week long of inspiring, intellectual, active and most importantly fun talks and discussions, ending the week off with Keertan. Each day will include an open to all question and answer session where the speaker can be asked question on Different aspects of Sikhism. Each day will have a key guest speakers who has travelled from across the UK, some of whom are recent graduates and have knowledge of the student scene. EVERYONE is welcome to attend these events they are OPEN TO all members of the PUBLIC. You don't have to even be a Sikh! Each and every event will be followed with a Question and Answer interactive session after which free refreshments will be made available. You don’t need a ticket or anything else just your self at the various unis :lol: Wednesday 1st March "Why Are We Here?" Focusing on the purpose of life asking key questions we ask our self about, “Who are you? What is your name? What is your way? What is your goal?...” [sidh Ghost, Ang 938, SGGS] Find out the Sikh view on the PURPOSE OF LIFE and who is god why has he sent us here? 7.30 - 9pm Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Alice Way off Hanworth Rd., Hounslow Train: Hounslow Thursday 2nd March "Death, The Greatest Joke" What is Death in Sikhism, What is the purpose of Death and how do Sikhs look upon it. Dr Davinder Singh Panesar Will be exploring death. Renowned speaker in London has been carrying out a series of talks in London on science with regards to the worlds faiths. "Kabeer, the world is afraid of death - that death fills my mind with bliss..." [Ang 1365, SGGS] 5.30 - 7pm Westminster, Marylebone Campus (opp. Madame Tussaud's) Tube: Baker Street (Bakerloo, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Circle Lines) Friday 3rd March "Angels & Devils" Heaven and Hell? Where does Sikhism stand on Heaven and Hell? Other faiths say you will go to hell for not believing in god will I go to HELL for doing something wrong? "Don't wish for a home in heaven, and don't be afraid to live in hell." [Ang 337, SGGS] 5.30 - 7pm Imperial, Room G34, Lecture Theatre 2, Lasaf Building Tube: South Kensington (Piccadilly Line) Monday 6th March "The Spirit Within" Do we really have a soul and what happens to it? What is the soul, how do I know I have a soul? "Deep within himself, is the sacred shrine of spiritual wisdom, revealed by the True Guru..." [Ang 587, SGGS] 5.30 - 7pm UCL, Darwin Lecture Theatre, Gower Street Tube: Euston (Northern Line) Tuesday 7th March "You Gotta Believe Me" What happens to us after death? Do Sikhs believe in reincarnation are we called to account for our deeds? The talk will explore the cycle of rebirth and death with speakers from all warps of life selected especially to bring there own flavour to a interesting subject. "Through wisdom and reason one serves the Lord and through wisdom and reason one obtains honour." [Ang 1245, SGGS] 6.30pm - 8pm @ RHUL Main Lecture Theatre (MTL) Train: Egham (from Waterloo Station) Wednesday 8th March Spiritual Vibes (Keertan) Ending the week with Spiritual singing of Keertan with well known Keertane’s doing seva from up and down the UK. Promising to be a spiritually explosive closing event. "Singing the Kirtan of the Lord's Praises, bliss, peace and rest are obtained.." [Ang 962, SGGS] 5 - 9pm @ Kingston Main Hall (Crush Hall) Penrhyn Road, Train: Kingston For further details: website: www.boss-uk.org email: boss@# txt: 0793192566

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Wahiguru Ji Ki Fateh The following are dates and info of events going on in unis through out London. Take time out to attend. ---------------------------------------------------------------- Events in Feb-March 2006: ---------------------------------------------------------------- Weekly Simran King College London 5pm - 6pm Every Tuesday Room G4, New Hunts House, Guy's Campus, King's College London Nearest tube station: London Bridge. Open to everybody sikh.soc@kcl.ac.uk ---------------------------------------------------------------- Every Thursday Weekly Chill Out Meditation & Discussion... When: 1pm - 2pm Where: London Metropolitan University, North Campus,166-220 Holloway Road, London N7 8DB. Room TM138 . Nearest Tube: Holloway Road (Piccadilly line) Relax and meditate releasing the tension and stress worked up during the week through spiritual meditation. For more details: website: www.londonmetsikhsoc.blogspot.com email: sikhsociety@gmail.com txt: 0793192566 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Thursday 23rd February 2006 "Faith & Science - Are you a believer?" When: 6pm - 8pm Where: King's College London, New Hunt's House, London Bridge Campus. Nearest Tube: London Bridge (Jubilee, Northern & National Rail) A ground-breaking multi-faith talk by Davinder Singh Panesar. Whether you are Sikh, Christian, Hindu, Musilm, another faith or have no particular faith - come open the doors to your mind on the relationship of faith and science.. For more details: email: sikh.soc@kcl.ac.uk tel: 07903 990 4791 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday 25th February 2006 Youth Kirtan Darbar When: 7.30pm - late Where: Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Park Ave., Southall Nearest Train: Southall Train station (from Paddington) Please contact the sewadaars using the info below if you would like to book a keertan slot. For more details: email: lovesikhi@hotmail.com tel: 07940 431 925 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Tuesday 28th February 2006 The Secrets of Sikh Music When: 7.00pm - 9.00pm Where: London Metropolitan University, Room CM501, Calcutta House, Old Castle Street Nearest Tube: Aldgate Station The lecture on 28th February will enlighten you as to the secrets behind Sikh music...why is raag used, why is it so powerful and how is it so powerful? For more details: email: sikhsociety@gmail.com web: www.londonmetsikhsoc.blogspot.com ---------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday 1st March 2006 London Sikh Soc's Paintballing Massacre When: Arriving at 9.45am Where: Maidenhead Costs £17 (includes transport, food and 200 paintballs) 3 Coach pickup points (West London, Central London & East London) For more details: email: mini.kaur@hotmail.co.uk tel: 07908 943 426 ---------------------------------------------------------------- Wednesday 1st March - Wednesday 8th March 2006 London Sikhi Week A week long of inspiring, intellectual , active and most importantly fun talks and discussions, ending the week off with Keertan. *** "Why Are We Here?" *** Wednesday 1st March "Who are you? What is your name? What is your way? What is your goal?..." (Sidh Ghost, Ang 938, SGGS) 7.30 - 9pm Singh Sabha Gurdwara, Alice Way off Hanworth Rd., Hounslow Train: Hounslow *** "Death, The Greatest Joke" *** Thursday 2nd March "Kabeer, the world is afraid of death - that death fills my mind with bliss..." (Ang 1365, SGGS) 5.30 - 7pm Westminster, Marylebone Campus (opp. Madame Tussaud's) Tube: Baker Street (Bakerloo, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee and Circle Lines) *** "Angels & Devils" *** Friday 3rd March "Don't wish for a home in heaven, and don't be afraid to live in hell." (Ang 337, SGGS) 5.30 - 7pm Imperial, Room G34, Lecture Theatre 2, Lasaf Building Tube: South Kensington (Piccadilly Line) *** "The Spirit Within" *** Monday 6th March "Deep within himself, is the sacred shrine of spiritual wisdom, revealed by the True Guru..." (Ang 587, SGGS) 5.30 - 7pm UCL, Darwin Lecture Theatre, Gower Street Tube: Euston (Northern Line) *** "You Gotta Believe Me" *** Tuesday 7th March "Through wisdom and reason one serves the Lord and through wisdom and reason one obtains honour." (Ang 1245, SGGS) 6.30pm - 8pm @ RHUL Main Lecture Theatre (MTL) Train: Egham (from Waterloo Station) *** Spiritual Vibes (Keertan) *** Wednesday 8th March "Singing the Kirtan of the Lord's Praises, bliss, peace and rest are obtained..." (Ang 962, SGGS) 5 - 9pm @ Kingston Main Hall (Crush Hall) Penrhyn Road, Train: Kingston For further details: website: www.boss-uk.org email: boss@# ---------------------------------------------------------------- Saturday 25th March 2006 Rainsbai Kirtan - Hola Mohalla When: Saturday 25 March 7pm - 5am Where: Singh Sabha Gurdwara, 2-8 Park Avenue, SOUTHALL Nearest Train: Southall For more details: Bhai Satnam Singh - 07956 519256 web: www.akj.org.uk ---------------------------------------------------------------- Every Sunday Sweet Sikhi Radio Show When: 6pm - 8pm Where: Panjab Radio - www.panjabradio.co.uk or sky channel 880 Sweet Sikhi, for the the yout, by the youth in English. Contact Sweet Sikhi team if you would like to contribute to shows, have Sikh Soc events publicised or would like to ask Sikhi-related questions which can be then answered on the show. For more details: website: www.sweetsikhi.com email: lovesikhi@hotmail.com tel: 0208 848 7979 (studio) ---------------------------------------------------------------- Weekly Simrans Monday - UCL Tuesday - Kings / LSE Wednesday - Hounslow Gurdwara / Thames Valley Thursday - London Met / Queen Mary's / Westminster / College of Law / Oxford See www.boss-uk.org for more details ---------------------------------------------------------------- More Details to come: * London Sikh Socs Alumni event / London Sikh Soc get together * Khalsa Talks * London Sikh Soc's Akhand Paath @ Shepard's Bush Gurdwara ---------------------------------------------------------------- Gurpurbs and important dates in Feb - March in accordance to the Sikh Calendar (Nanakshahi Calendar): ---------------------------------------------------------------- 21 Feb - Saka Nankana Sahib (1921) 21 Feb - Jaito Da Morcha (1923) (check out http://www.sikh-history.com/sikhhist/events/index.html for more info) 24 Feb - Birth day of Bhagat Ravidaas jee 14 March - Gurgaddi Diwas Guru Har Rai Sahib jee 14 March - Sikh New Year (Nanakshahi Era 537 commences) 15 March - Hola Mohalla 15 March - Sardar Baghel Singh conquested Delhi (Sikhs ruled India for 11 days) 19 March - Jyoti Jyot Guru Hargobind Sahib jee 25 March - Shaheedi Bhai Subeg Singh jee & Bhai Shabaz Singh jee -- On Behalf of: London and Home Counties Sikh Societies Contact: boss@# Subscribe to mailing list: sikhsoc@gmail.com

From the www.boss-uk.org: Faith & Science Are You a Believer? 6pm - 8pm Thursday 23rd February 2006 Kings College London - New Hunt's House Guy's Campus, London, SE1 1UL View Map Campus Map See poster for details. www.sweetsikhi.com boss@# sikh.soc@kcl.ac.uk For large poster click here.