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Indian-Origin MP's Message To Hindus, Sikhs In Canada After Temple Vandalism
A temple was defaced by vandals in Canada's Surrey with pro-Khalistan graffiti, marking another incident targeting religious institutions in the North American nation.
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India Flags Khalistani Terror, Sikhs For Justice In Talks With Tulsi Gabbard
India on Monday urged the United States to act against banned Khalistani terror group Sikhs for Justice - which operates from American soil - and its founder, US-based lawyer Gurpatwant Pannun.
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Indian American Charged With Federal Hate Crime Against Sikh Nonprofit Employees
An Indian-American man from Texas has been charged with a federal hate crime and is accused of issuing interstate threats against employees of a Sikh nonprofit organisation.
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FBI Chief To Visit India Amid Probe Into Plot To Kill Khalistani Terrorist
FBI Director Christopher Wray will visit India next week against the backdrop of Washington's allegations about an Indian link to a foiled plot to kill a Sikh separatist on American soil.
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India Forms Panel To Probe Allegations To Kill Khalistani Terrorist In US
India has constituted a high-level inquiry committee to probe allegations relating to a conspiracy to kill a Sikh extremist on American soil.
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Congressman Launches Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh And Jain Congressional Caucus
Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar has announced the formation of a new Congressional caucus aimed at protecting the interests of Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains.
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Langar On Capitol Hill Unites Members Of US Congress And Sikh Community
The annual Langar on the Capitol Hill was hosted by the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF) last week with prominent members of the Congress and community leaders in attendance.
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Diwali Should Be A National Holiday In US, Says Congresswoman
Diwali, celebrated by millions of Americans from various faiths and religions including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains, should be declared a federal holiday, Congresswoman Grace Meng has said.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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"American Dream Gone Wrong", Says Wife Of Indian-Origin Man Killed In US
"This is the story of our American dream gone wrong," the grieving wife of an Indian-origin Sikh man killed along with three members of his brother's family, including an 8-month-old baby, has said.
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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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US Lawmakers Remember Sikh-American, First Victim Of Hate Crime Post 9/11
Top American lawmakers paid rich tributes as they remembered Balbir Singh Sodhi, a Sikh American, who was the first victim of hate crime following the 9/11 terror attacks in which nearly 3,000 people from over 90 countries were killed.
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April Is "Sikh Awareness Month'' In Illinois: Indian American Congressman
Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has entered a statement into the Congressional record to recognise April as 'Sikh appreciation and awareness month'' in his home state of Illinois.
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"Sikhs Share Sense Of Selfless Service": US Senator's Praise On Vaishakhi
Noting that Sikhs share a strong sense of community, family, and selfless service, a senior US Senator has greeted members of community from across the world as two important celebrations are taking place this week: ''vaisakhi'' and the 400th birth a
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Racism, Xenophobia: Joe Biden Campaign Focuses On Challenges Sikhs Face
The Biden campaign has launched an initiative to reach out to the Sikh community in the US and vowed to address the unique challenges, including xenophobia, being faced by the minority religious group in the country.
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Indian-Origin MP's Message To Hindus, Sikhs In Canada After Temple Vandalism
A temple was defaced by vandals in Canada's Surrey with pro-Khalistan graffiti, marking another incident targeting religious institutions in the North American nation.
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India Flags Khalistani Terror, Sikhs For Justice In Talks With Tulsi Gabbard
India on Monday urged the United States to act against banned Khalistani terror group Sikhs for Justice - which operates from American soil - and its founder, US-based lawyer Gurpatwant Pannun.
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Indian American Charged With Federal Hate Crime Against Sikh Nonprofit Employees
An Indian-American man from Texas has been charged with a federal hate crime and is accused of issuing interstate threats against employees of a Sikh nonprofit organisation.
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FBI Chief To Visit India Amid Probe Into Plot To Kill Khalistani Terrorist
FBI Director Christopher Wray will visit India next week against the backdrop of Washington's allegations about an Indian link to a foiled plot to kill a Sikh separatist on American soil.
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India Forms Panel To Probe Allegations To Kill Khalistani Terrorist In US
India has constituted a high-level inquiry committee to probe allegations relating to a conspiracy to kill a Sikh extremist on American soil.
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Congressman Launches Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh And Jain Congressional Caucus
Indian American Congressman Shri Thanedar has announced the formation of a new Congressional caucus aimed at protecting the interests of Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains.
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Langar On Capitol Hill Unites Members Of US Congress And Sikh Community
The annual Langar on the Capitol Hill was hosted by the Sikh American Legal Defense and Education Fund (SALDEF) last week with prominent members of the Congress and community leaders in attendance.
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Diwali Should Be A National Holiday In US, Says Congresswoman
Diwali, celebrated by millions of Americans from various faiths and religions including Hindus, Sikhs, Buddhists and Jains, should be declared a federal holiday, Congresswoman Grace Meng has said.
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US Congressman Says Majority Of American Sikhs Reject Khalistan Violence
Indian-American Congressman from the State of Illinois, Raja Krishnamoorthi while offering insights into the potential threats presented by Khalistani activists has firmly maintained that Khalistanis are not representative of the broader sentiments
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"American Dream Gone Wrong", Says Wife Of Indian-Origin Man Killed In US
"This is the story of our American dream gone wrong," the grieving wife of an Indian-origin Sikh man killed along with three members of his brother's family, including an 8-month-old baby, has said.
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US Marines Reluctantly Let Sikh Officer Wear Turban. He May Sue: Report
A 26-year-old Sikh-American officer in the US Marines who has been allowed to wear the turban - the first person in the 246-year history of the force allowed to do so - but with a limitations, plans to sue the Corps.
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US Lawmakers Remember Sikh-American, First Victim Of Hate Crime Post 9/11
Top American lawmakers paid rich tributes as they remembered Balbir Singh Sodhi, a Sikh American, who was the first victim of hate crime following the 9/11 terror attacks in which nearly 3,000 people from over 90 countries were killed.
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April Is "Sikh Awareness Month'' In Illinois: Indian American Congressman
Indian-American Congressman Raja Krishnamoorthi has entered a statement into the Congressional record to recognise April as 'Sikh appreciation and awareness month'' in his home state of Illinois.
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"Sikhs Share Sense Of Selfless Service": US Senator's Praise On Vaishakhi
Noting that Sikhs share a strong sense of community, family, and selfless service, a senior US Senator has greeted members of community from across the world as two important celebrations are taking place this week: ''vaisakhi'' and the 400th birth a
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Racism, Xenophobia: Joe Biden Campaign Focuses On Challenges Sikhs Face
The Biden campaign has launched an initiative to reach out to the Sikh community in the US and vowed to address the unique challenges, including xenophobia, being faced by the minority religious group in the country.
