November 2010 Archive
Punjab Bandh Call: Sikh leaders and activists arrested by police
Fatehgarh Sahib/Madhopur (November 3, 2010): Many Sikhs leaders and activists are arrested by Punjab Police from Madhopur railway crossing, as they blocked the railways traffic in wake of Punjab shut down call, today.
Sikhs to Obama: Genocide is Genocide-No matter who did it
New York (November 2, 2010): After President Obama shied away from Sikh Human Rights issue by refusing to visit Golden Temple, he was reminded by hundreds of Sikhs who gathered in New York City in front of United Nations Headquarters, of his campaign promise and legal obligation to victims of Sikh Genocide (1984-1998).
« Previous PageLatest Sikh News & Updates
Sikh Federation UK’s Statement About Tankhah to Sukhbir Badal and Other SAD (B) Leaders
Shot Fired At Sukhbir Badal Outside Ghanta Ghar Deorhri in Amritsar
Sikh Federation of Australia Calls for Review of Adani Group Agreements After US Indictment
UK’s Role in Indian Army’s June 1984 Attacks on Sikhs: Birmingham City Council Leaders Writes to Deputy PM UK for Judge Led Inquiry
Justice Kuldip Singh, Who Called Sikh Cremations “Worse Than Genocide,” Dies at 92
General News & updates
Supreme Court Declines to Interfere in FIR Against Sumedh Saini in Balwant Singh Multani Murder Case
Global Sikh Council Calls for Amendment to Sikh Gurdwaras Act to Remove Govt Control Over SGPC
India’s AFSPA and UAPA Not in Line with “International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights”: UN HRC
Farmers Announce to Advance Towards Delhi Upon Haryana Border Opening
