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Report Of Halting Trade Talks With UK "Baseless": Government Sources
Government sources today refuted reports suggesting India has "disengaged" from trade talks with Britain for failing to condemn the Sikh extremist group that attacked the Indian High Commission in London last month.
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India Stalls Trade Talks With UK Over Khalistan Protest In London: Report
India has "disengaged" from trade talks with Britain after accusing it of failing to condemn the Sikh extremist group that attacked the Indian High Commission in London last month, The Times reported on Monday, citing British government sources.
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Hindus Among Healthiest, Sikhs Most Likely To Own Homes: UK Census Data
Hindus living in the UK are among the healthiest and well qualified religious groups and Sikhs are most likely to own their homes, according to latest census data for England and Wales.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Wins UK PM's Award For Low-Cost Invention
A British Sikh engineer behind an energy efficient manual washing machine for low-income groups around the world, inspired by his volunteering work in India, has won Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Points of Light Award.
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Change Public Building To Gurudwara: Sikh Group's Application In UK
A representative from the Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara has lodged an application with Telford and Wrekin Council in the UK to change Abbey House in Priorslee to a place of worship.
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UK Police Ask For Public Help In British Sikh Teenager's Murder
The Scotland Yard on Sunday issued a public appeal for information related to the murder of a British Sikh teenager, stabbed to death in a fight involving a group of people on a west London street.
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UK Media Watchdog Fines Khalsa TV For Violence, Terror References Against India
The UK's media watchdog has imposed a total fine of 50,000 pounds on Khalsa Television Ltd or KTV in Britain for broadcasting a music video and a discussion programme that was an indirect call for British Sikh to commit violence and also contained a terror reference.
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UK High Court Dismisses Case For Sikh Ethnicity Tick Box For Census
The High Court in London has dismissed a judicial review application brought by a British Sikh group for a separate Sikh ethnicity tick box in the next UK census in 2021.
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2 Sikh Youth Charity Workers Arrested In Counter-Terrorism Probe In UK
Two persons, including a woman -- having links with a Sikh youth group, have been arrested by Britain's counter-terrorism police in connection with an alleged fraud relating to the group's charitable funds.
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Six-Year-Old Sikh Girl Banned From Carrying Kirpan To School In London: Report
Some comments made by parents about the incident are now being probed by the police as potential hate crimes, the report added. An investigation is being carried out. A spokeswoman for the South Yorkshire Police said: "Police are aware that a religious kirpan was brought into the school by a six-year-old pupil."
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British Lawmakers Campaign For Separate Sikh Ethnicity In UK Census
A group of British lawmakers have launched a year-long campaign to lobby for Sikhism to be added as a separate ethnicity tick-box in the next UK census in 2021 after the country's statistical authority concluded it was not required.
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UK Government Distances Itself From Pro-Khalistan Rally In London
The UK government has distanced itself from the issue of a pro-Khalistan rally organised by Sikh separatist groups at London's Trafalgar Square earlier this month.
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Group Of Men Opposing Inter-Religion Wedding Storm Gurudwara In UK
Armed police today surrounded a Gurdwara in the West Midlands region of England after a group of 20-30 men carrying bladed weapon stormed the Sikh temple, apparently opposing a inter-religion wedding between a Sikh and a non-Sikh.
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Sikh Group Wants David Cameron To Repeat Jallianwala Bagh Regret Remarks
One of Britain's oldest Sikh groups has appealed to Prime Minister David Cameron to repeat his remarks of regret over the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Parliament on the 97th anniversary of the tragedy today.
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UK Police Apologise to Sikh Taxi Driver Whose Turban Was Burnt
The UK police today apologised to a Sikh taxi driver for not taking seriously a vicious hate crime which happened last year when a group of drunken women attacked and racially abused him before ripping off his turban and burning it.
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Report Of Halting Trade Talks With UK "Baseless": Government Sources
Government sources today refuted reports suggesting India has "disengaged" from trade talks with Britain for failing to condemn the Sikh extremist group that attacked the Indian High Commission in London last month.
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India Stalls Trade Talks With UK Over Khalistan Protest In London: Report
India has "disengaged" from trade talks with Britain after accusing it of failing to condemn the Sikh extremist group that attacked the Indian High Commission in London last month, The Times reported on Monday, citing British government sources.
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Hindus Among Healthiest, Sikhs Most Likely To Own Homes: UK Census Data
Hindus living in the UK are among the healthiest and well qualified religious groups and Sikhs are most likely to own their homes, according to latest census data for England and Wales.
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Indian-Origin Engineer Wins UK PM's Award For Low-Cost Invention
A British Sikh engineer behind an energy efficient manual washing machine for low-income groups around the world, inspired by his volunteering work in India, has won Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's Points of Light Award.
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Change Public Building To Gurudwara: Sikh Group's Application In UK
A representative from the Sikh temple Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara has lodged an application with Telford and Wrekin Council in the UK to change Abbey House in Priorslee to a place of worship.
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UK Police Ask For Public Help In British Sikh Teenager's Murder
The Scotland Yard on Sunday issued a public appeal for information related to the murder of a British Sikh teenager, stabbed to death in a fight involving a group of people on a west London street.
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UK Media Watchdog Fines Khalsa TV For Violence, Terror References Against India
The UK's media watchdog has imposed a total fine of 50,000 pounds on Khalsa Television Ltd or KTV in Britain for broadcasting a music video and a discussion programme that was an indirect call for British Sikh to commit violence and also contained a terror reference.
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UK High Court Dismisses Case For Sikh Ethnicity Tick Box For Census
The High Court in London has dismissed a judicial review application brought by a British Sikh group for a separate Sikh ethnicity tick box in the next UK census in 2021.
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2 Sikh Youth Charity Workers Arrested In Counter-Terrorism Probe In UK
Two persons, including a woman -- having links with a Sikh youth group, have been arrested by Britain's counter-terrorism police in connection with an alleged fraud relating to the group's charitable funds.
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Six-Year-Old Sikh Girl Banned From Carrying Kirpan To School In London: Report
Some comments made by parents about the incident are now being probed by the police as potential hate crimes, the report added. An investigation is being carried out. A spokeswoman for the South Yorkshire Police said: "Police are aware that a religious kirpan was brought into the school by a six-year-old pupil."
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British Lawmakers Campaign For Separate Sikh Ethnicity In UK Census
A group of British lawmakers have launched a year-long campaign to lobby for Sikhism to be added as a separate ethnicity tick-box in the next UK census in 2021 after the country's statistical authority concluded it was not required.
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UK Government Distances Itself From Pro-Khalistan Rally In London
The UK government has distanced itself from the issue of a pro-Khalistan rally organised by Sikh separatist groups at London's Trafalgar Square earlier this month.
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Group Of Men Opposing Inter-Religion Wedding Storm Gurudwara In UK
Armed police today surrounded a Gurdwara in the West Midlands region of England after a group of 20-30 men carrying bladed weapon stormed the Sikh temple, apparently opposing a inter-religion wedding between a Sikh and a non-Sikh.
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Sikh Group Wants David Cameron To Repeat Jallianwala Bagh Regret Remarks
One of Britain's oldest Sikh groups has appealed to Prime Minister David Cameron to repeat his remarks of regret over the 1919 Jallianwala Bagh massacre in Parliament on the 97th anniversary of the tragedy today.
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UK Police Apologise to Sikh Taxi Driver Whose Turban Was Burnt
The UK police today apologised to a Sikh taxi driver for not taking seriously a vicious hate crime which happened last year when a group of drunken women attacked and racially abused him before ripping off his turban and burning it.
