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  1. http://menafn.com/1096097032/Hindutva-zealots-trigger-Sikh-militancy-in-Punjab
  2. Rajvatan Singh Rathour has become the first Sikh Model to walk on the ramp in Olympia London in India Fashion Week 2017 along with The National Asian Wedding Show organised on 11th & 12th Nov. Rajvatan also completed shoot for a London based Khush magazine and soon will be appearing in it. The Patiala, Punjab born Rajvatan Singh, moved permanently to UK in 2006 along with his family. In 2017 he completed his Masters of Science in International Politics from Royal Holloway, University of London. In 2015, he was appointed to be the Head Delegate representing Brunel University at the conference in the European Council at Cambridge University’s Model United Nations Conference. Rajvatan represented as a delegate in the Social, Cultural and Human Rights Committee in Oxford University’s Model United Nations Conference in 2014. During his time in university, he became interested in modelling, something which started off as a hobby in 2014, slowly became a passion for him to potentially pursue it as a career. Rajvatan was co-star in Diljit Dosanjh’s recently released song ‘El Sueno’. Transforming “Cat Walk” into a “Tiger Walk”, Rajvatan was adjudged “BEST WALK” award in International “Sardar” World model contest in Aug 2017 in Melbourne representing United Kingdom. Moreover, Rajvatan has successfully modelled for UK brands such as Wootz Brand, Anokhi House, and have worked with photographers such as J Dhillon, Gurvir Johal, Abs Kochhar, and Harmeet Singh Sana, and stylists such as Sahil Gulati, on various projects. Rajvatan has also featured in projects related to Sikhs in World War I as an Army man, as well as numerous fashion projects carried out by photographer Manpreet Malhi from University of Hertfordshire. Along with acting and modelling Rajvatan Singh is also involved in the UK Punjabi community as a professional Bhangra dance instructor, and a choreographer. He is currently the captain of Gabru Furteley a UK Bhangra Team, which has competed Internationally. Therefore, Rajvatan possesses specific qualities that many film directors, designers, fashion directors and choreographers may look for. Source - http://singhstation.net/2017/11/rajvatan-singh-rathour-first-sikh-model-in-london-india-fashion-week/ Facebook -https://m.facebook.com/RAJVATANUK/
  3. A GROUP of Indian men caught brandishing guns at a Sikh temple in northwest Melbourne have been investigated by police. At least two long-arm rifles were unloaded from a car at a religious gathering at Khalsa Shaouni, a large Sikh temple in Plumpton last week. The firearms had been taken to the temple to be blessed by a high-profile religious leader on tour from India. Members of Melbourne’s Indian community have slammed the group, claiming their actions threaten to create serious racial divisions. “We don’t need idiots like that coming from India promoting gun culture,” one said. “It shows a complete lack of respect for the law. “It’s not a good image for people to brandish guns at a temple, especially in recent times. “There are nomads who live by the gun in India. It’s wrong. We don’t want that culture here.” Police attended the Melton Highway temple after receiving reports of weapons on the premises. A 28-year-old Taylors Hill man will receive a formal warning for allowing an unlicensed individual to hold his registered firearms. Solicitor Baldwin Lam told the Herald Sun the guns were produced only for ceremonial purposes. “They were not there for shooting. It was not related to violence, only a cultural thing,” he said. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/law-order/indians-brandish-rifles-at-plumpton-sikh-temple-in-melbourne/news-story/063520ad193e7b92e0901e6b99e10de7
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