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Excerpts from a collection of Guardian reportage from the first world war 12 Nov 1914: When the Indians Arrived The people of the Raj – modern India and Pakistan – were not consulted about their participation in the war. More than 1 million soldiers served overseas in the Indian army – and...

Why do we wear turbans?" Nearly every Sikh American who grows up in the U.S. asks their families this question and as two Sikh Americans who maintain our faith, we were no different when we were little. This week, as Americans join in vigils for the six murdered Sikhs in another violent...

Underneath the Turban: Why Sikhs Do Not Hide Valarie Kaur and Simran Jeet Singh - Huffington Post - 08/13/2012 8:00 am Why do we wear turbans?" Nearly every Sikh American who grows up in the U.S. asks their families this question and as two Sikh Americans who maintain our faith, we were...

I was wondering why do we have to hide our beutiful faces behind artificial I.Ds & Avtars. God has made us so unique & wonderful that our original face is the most beutiful I.D. No two people look alike. No two twin brothers are the same. No two snow flakes are same. Each one of us has been...

Respected Saadh Sangat Ji, Once again this is an effort to make all of us aware AND THIS STEP IS TAKEN AFTER ALL THE HUMBLE REQUESTS MADE TO RESPECTED SAHIL JI WERE IGNORED BY HIM REPEADEDLY... our respected Veer MANYOG SAHIL MAKKAR JI IS CLAIMING TO HIDE HIS GURU'S NAME FROM ALL OF US...

Camilla's hide and Sikh (Herald Sun) http://us.rd.yahoo.com/dailynews/rss/search/sikh/SIG=12mstmtuf/*http%3A//www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,18464896%255E663,00.html Array Tue, 14 Mar 2006 14:13:10 GMT THE Duchess of Cornwall failed to match her husband's customary sang...

Chandigarh, June 18 Sikh militant Jagtar Singh Hawara was using women and religious places to dodge security agencies and regroup his terror network in Punjab after his sensational jailbreak last year, say police...

Sikh militant Jagtar Singh Hawara was using women and religious places to dodge security agencies and regroup his terror network in Punjab after his sensational jailbreak last year, say police...

In high school, he adopted the Sikh practice of wearing a turban to cover his uncut hair _ an article of faith that many unenlightened people associate with terrorists, Sidhu said. At the College of William and Mary, he was the third Sikh to join the campus chapter of Phi KappaTau fraternity...