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Indian-origin Sikh becomes first turbaned judge in Canada
Sunday, 25/06/2017
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toronto: An Indian-origin Sikh woman human rights activist has been appointed a judge of the Canadian Supreme Court of British Columbia in New Westminster, the first turbaned Sikh to be appointed to the judiciary of the country. Palbinder Kaur Shergill, a sole practitioner with Shergill & Company, has extensive trial and appellate experience and has appeared before courts and tribunals across Canada, including the Supreme Court of Canada, newswire.ca reported.
US vice-prez hails Sikhs’ contribution, says their issues are ‘close to his heart’
Monday, 19/06/2017
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WASHINGTON: US vice-president Mike Pence has lauded the contribution of Sikhs in America and asked them to continue to give back by serving in the military and public offices at local, state and federal levels.
US Vice President Mike Pence applauds Sikhs’ contribution
Monday, 19/06/2017
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Washington: US Vice President Mike Pence has lauded the contribution of Sikhs in America and asked them to continue to give back by serving in the military and public offices at local, state and federal levels.
Sikh groups decide to hold rally outside White House during Modi-Trump meet
Monday, 19/06/2017
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Washington: US-based Sikh organisations have given a call to the Sikhs to join Azad Punjab Rally being organised on June 26 in front of the White House.
Sikh man arrested, handcuffed in US for carrying kirpan
Monday, 19/06/2017
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Washington: A 33-year-old Sikh convert was handcuffed and arrested in the US for carrying a kirpan after a customer at a grocery store called police. Harpreet Singh Khalsa, who was born as Justin Smith, has worn the ceremonial knife known as a kirpan every day since he converted to Sikhism nine years ago.
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