Us Gurudwara Shooting

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  2 People Injured In Shooting At Gurudwara In US: Report

  Two people were shot at a Gurudwara in the US on Sunday, news agency ANI reported quoting the police. The shooting is not related to a hate crime, it said.

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  Sikhs One Of The Top Targets Of Hate Crimes In US: Community Leaders

  Sikhs are one of the top targets of hate crimes and sectarian violence in the US, the community leaders have said as they remembered victims of the 2012 mass shooting by a white supremacist that claimed the lives of six Sikhs at a Gurudwara in the Wisconsin city.

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  When US House Speaker Paul Ryan Talked About 'Sikh Forgiveness'

  The Sikh-American community's "compassion and forgiveness" in the aftermath of the 2012 Gurudwara shooting incident in Wisconsin in which six people were killed has been a "lesson", US House of Representatives Speaker Paul Ryan told Prime Minister Narendra Modi today.

• US passes resolution to rememeber Wisconsin Gurudwara victims

  US Senate has unanimously passed a resolution remembering victims of the Oak Creek Gurudwara shooting on the occasion of the first anniversary of the tragic incident.

• Gurudwara vandalised in US; "terrorist" scrawled

  A Gurdwara in California has been vandalised and the word "terrorist" scrawled on its walls in an apparent hate crime, days ahead of the first anniversary of the Oak Creek Gurdwara shooting in Wisconsin.

• US gurudwara shooting victim slowly improves

  Day after day, Raghuvinder and Jaspreet Singh hovered by their nearly comatose father and repeated a single word - a word their dad probably spoke more than any other in his lifetime: "Waheguru."

• SM Krishna meets families of US gurduwara shooting victims

  External Affairs Minister SM Krishna on Thursday met the family members of the victims of Oak Creek Gurduwara shooting and said India and the US stand united against those who perpetrate a culture of violence and hatred.

• Krishna, Clinton discuss US visa fee hike, gurudwara shooting

  India's concerns over the US visa fee hike, steps taken to improve trade ties with Pakistan and the Wisconsin gurudwara shooting were among the host of issues discussed between External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during their "positive" bilateral meeting in New York.

• US police release video of Wisconsin gurudwara gunman

  A white supremacist who killed a half-dozen people at a Sikh temple in the U.S. last month chased down the first police officer on the scene, pumping round after round into him as he lay wounded behind a parked car, video released Monday showed.

• Gurudwara shooting: Michelle Obama to meet victims in Wisconsin

  US First Lady Michelle Obama will travel to Wisconsin next week to meet the victims and family members of the Oak Creek Gurudwara shooting that killed six Sikh worshippers.

• US gurudwara shootings hurt mourners 'right in middle of heart'

  Thousands of mourners gathered at a gym at Oak Creek High School on Friday to honour the six Sikh worshippers killed by a white supremacist in a shooting rampage at a temple in Wisconsin.

• Gurudwara shooting an act of terrorism, hatred: US Attorney General

  Calling the deadly shooting incident at the Wisconsin gurudwara an attack on American values, a top Obama Administration official said on Friday that such acts of terrorism and hatred will not be tolerated.

• Mourners honour US gurudwara shooting victims

  Mourners began paying their final respects Friday to six worshipers gunned down by a white supremacist at a Sikh temple in the U.S. almost a week ago for reasons that still aren't clear.

• US gurudwara shooting: Thousands expected to honour victims

  Thousands of mourners were expected to gather Friday morning to pay their final respects to the six worshippers gunned down by a white supremacist at their Sikh temple over the weekend.

• Slanging match between Congress and Akali Dal over US gurudwara shooting

  For the second day running, tempers flared in the Monsoon Session of the Parliament with a slanging match between the opposition and treasury benches on the killing of six Sikhs in a US gurdwara. Parliamentary Affairs Minister P K Bansal accused Akali Dal of "baking the political cake on the funeral pyre" of the victims.