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July 18, 2014

Vibgyor High School rape incident again highlighted alarming problem of Child sexual abuse in India

Sikh basketball players asked to remove turbans under disguise of ‘dangerous objects’ FIBA rule

Vibgyor High School rape incident again highlighted alarming problem of Child sexual abuse in India

Sikh-Americans seek official documents on use of Ethnic Slurs

USA: Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) opposes immunity to Ex-Indian PM Manmohan Singh in human rights lawsuit

Top Naxal leader Sabyasachi Panda arrested from Odisha’s Ganjam district

Situation turning dangerous and volatile: Egoistic Badals preparing ground for physical showdown with Sikhs of Haryana

Sikh basketball players asked to remove turbans under disguise of ‘dangerous objects’ FIBA rule

Pak says No Evidence against Hafiz Saeed & he can’t be jailed just to please anybody

Amit Shah in Nagpur to hold talks with RSS leadership ahead of Maharashtra elections

July 18, 2014

Vibgyor High School rape incident again highlighted alarming problem of Child sexual abuse in India

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is one of the worst perils that India is facing today. The rape of a six-year-old child in school premises on July 17 in Bangalore is just an example which has thrown open a can of worms.

Sikh basketball players asked to remove turbans under disguise of ‘dangerous objects’ FIBA rule

Wuhan, China (July 18, 2014): Last Saturday night in Wuhan, China, moments before the beginning of the Asia Cup’s India vs. Japan game, referees told two Sikh player paying for Indian team – Amrit Pal Singh and Amjyot Singh that they were violating Article 4.4.2 of FIBA’s official rules, which states that “Players shall not wear equipment (objects) that may cause injury to other players.”

Vibgyor High School rape incident again highlighted alarming problem of Child sexual abuse in India

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is one of the worst perils that India is facing today. The rape of a six-year-old child in school premises on July 17 in Bangalore is just an example which has thrown open a can of worms.

Sikh-Americans seek official documents on use of Ethnic Slurs

Washington, United States (July 18, 2014): A Sikh advocacy group in the US has asked the National Security Agency and the FBI to provide them information about alleged use of ethnic slurs in surveillance programmes targeting their community.

USA: Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) opposes immunity to Ex-Indian PM Manmohan Singh in human rights lawsuit

New York, United States (July 18, 2014): Sikhs for Justice (SFJ) filed a motion asking the Washington court to reject the US Department of State’s “suggestion of immunity” to former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in the pending human rights violation case, a press statement by the group said.

Top Naxal leader Sabyasachi Panda arrested from Odisha’s Ganjam district

Bhubaneswar, India (July 18, 2014): According to recent media reports, one of the top Naxal leaders Sabyasachi Panda has been arrested. According to media reports Sabyasachi Panda, a native of Mayurjhalia village in Nayagarh and a graduate in Mathematics, was arrested in Odisha's Ganjam district by the state police.

Situation turning dangerous and volatile: Egoistic Badals preparing ground for physical showdown with Sikhs of Haryana

Amritsar, Punjab (July 18, 2014): The Dal Khalsa has observed that due to egoistical reasons the Badal Dal led by chief minister Parkash Singh Badal were preparing the ground for physical showdown with Sikhs of Haryana on the issue of HSGPC.

Sikh basketball players asked to remove turbans under disguise of ‘dangerous objects’ FIBA rule

Wuhan, China (July 18, 2014): Last Saturday night in Wuhan, China, moments before the beginning of the Asia Cup’s India vs. Japan game, referees told two Sikh player paying for Indian team – Amrit Pal Singh and Amjyot Singh that they were violating Article 4.4.2 of FIBA’s official rules, which states that “Players shall not wear equipment (objects) that may cause injury to other players.”

Pak says No Evidence against Hafiz Saeed & he can’t be jailed just to please anybody

New Delhi, India (July 18, 2014): In a statement that is being seen as a major embarrassment for the Indian state, Pakistan's High Commissioner Abdul Basit on Friday (July 18) said that Pakistan can't put Hafiz Saeed in jail just to please anyone.

Amit Shah in Nagpur to hold talks with RSS leadership ahead of Maharashtra elections

Nagpur, India (July 18, 2014): According to media reports the newly appointed BJP President Amit Shah arrived Nagpur today to meet the leadership of Hindutva supremacist body Rashtriya Sweyamsewak Sangh (RSS).

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