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November 27, 2014

Animation movie ‘Chaar Sahibzaade’ received massive response from Sikh viewers globally. An update by Sikh Siyasat News (SSN)’ editor Parmjeet Singh says that Sikh Siyasat recently held a video talkshow discussing ‘Chaar Sahibzaade’ movie with Sikh Historian and intellectual S. Ajmer Singh.
London: UK based Sikh body United Khasla Dal (UKD) has slammed former Damdami Taksal speaker and president of newly formed United Akali Dal (UAD) for declaring that ‘Khalistan’ was not an agenda for their newly formed political party.
Sydney, Australia: The cricket world has been left shattered by the death of Australian batsman, Phillip Hughes. The 25-year-old suffered devastating head injuries when he was struck while batting at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Sydney, Australia: The cricket world has been left shattered by the death of Australian batsman, Phillip Hughes. The 25-year-old suffered devastating head injuries when he was struck while batting at the Sydney Cricket Ground.
Jalandhar, Punjab: A Jalandhar court today declined to extend police remand of Bhai Harminder Singh Mintoo. JMIC Jalandhar Prabhjot Kaur commanded Harminder Singh Mintoo along with Daljit Singh, Gurpreet Singh Gopi and Bhai Harpreet Singh Pintu to judicial custody.
Amritsar, Punjab: Damdami Taksal (Mehta) head Baba Harnam Singh Dhumma has demanded strict action against Bhartiya Janta Party (BJP) leader and former Amritsar MP Navjot Sidhu. Hindutva party’s ‘Sikh face’ Navjot Sidhu is accused for committing gross misconduct for distorting a Shabad from Gurbani.
Chandigarh: Media reports say the Enforcement Directorate (ED) has a list of questions ready for Punjab revenue minister Bikram Singh Majithia, who would be summoned “within a short period” in a case of money laundering, as part of an ongoing probe into the multi-crore drug racket case that has rocked Punjab and the SAD-BJP regime over the past few months, it is learnt.
Mohali, Punjab: As a refugee from Pakistan, a destitute himself, he had the heart to help the neglected and rejected on the streets of Amritsar. Such was the determination and dedication Bhagat Puran Singh possessed and it changed the lives of many. The man, who epitomised selfless service and founded the All-India Pingalwara Charitable Society to carry on his mission to help the sick, disabled and deserted, did more than just acts of philanthropy.

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