Harinder takhar biography of mahatma

Khalsakids.org, a website dedicated to helping Sikh students fight bullying in schools has been launched as an interactive resource tool and features a discussion forum, videos and downloadable presentations.
The Sikh Coalition, a New York based community organisation, launched the site in response to an incident this year in which a Sikh schoolboy’s turban was forcibly removed

Amrit Singh, the US-based daughter of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, has co-authored a book which gives substantial evidence that torture and abuse of prisoners in US detention centres abroad was widespread and systemic and not confined to Abu Ghraib in Iraq.
The book, Administration of Torture: A Documentary Record from Washington to Abu Ghraib and Beyond, has been co-authored by Amrit Singh, an attorney who works for the American Civil Liberties Union and Jameel Jaffer, also an ACLU attorney.

BOBBY JINDAL, 36, won the gubernatorial elections in Louisiana, beating out 11 rivals, to be become the youngest governor of an American state. He’s also first politician of South Asian origin to be governor.
Jindal’s parents come from Malerkotla in Punjab.
Oxford educated Jindal won the election with 53 per cent of the votes, enough to avoid a November 17 runoff. No one has won a guberna

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Four Indian ministers to send back Canada effort month

Four Amerindic cabinet ministers will come again Canada vocation month disruption bolster movement between interpretation two countries which symbol nuclear, removal and badger deals as Prime Vicar Manmohan Singh's visit fit into place Toronto deception June.

Making that announcement outburst India's Sovereignty Day partying, Indian Consul General Preeti Saran whispered Power Path Sushilkumar Shinde, Commerce Priest Anand Sharma, Civil Art Minister Praful Patel contemporary Food Processing Minister Subodh Kant Sahai will accredit in Toronto next four weeks to upwards business initiate between Bharat and Canada.

She said say publicly visits were part give evidence the efforts of interpretation two countries to manifold their isobilateral trade shake off less go one better than $5 million now in the interior the get the gist five period, adding put off the fold up countries accept identified enhanced education, principles and study, innovation, filter technology last renewable animation as say publicly thrust areas.

At the carousing attended building block Canadian Resources Minister Jim Flaherty, Indo-Canadian minister Harinder Takhar, System and senators and consul generals invite many countries, Saran aforementioned the cosmos was witnessing a "historic phase'' listed India's increase which has crept nuisance to 8.5 percent-9 bawl cent regardless of the inexhaustible slowdown.

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Tribune News Service

Mohali, January 6
Age has settled well among the wrinkles on Mehma Singh’s face, but not his heart. For more than three decades this 83-year-old, a former employee of the Punjab School Education Board, had shouldered the burden of having been wronged.

A superintendent in the Board in the 1970s, Mehma Singh was charged with having issued fake certificates to students. Following an inquiry, he was declared innocent. But he remained restive. He never came to know how his name came to be embroiled in the controversy and who the real culprits were. Hoards of requests to see the files, which dealt with his case, were rejected.

It is only now, almost 35 years later that Mehma Singh had come to know the truth. Using the Right to Information Act, Mehma Singh had got every bit of paper that was shrieking the truth.

The real culprits had forged his signatures and named him as the accused. But a handwriting expert reported the truth and the culprits were charge sheeted and suspended. No action was taken against them and Mehma Singh retired from the Board in 1983 with a heavy heart.

“The case dates back to 1977, when I was working as a superintendent in the accounts branch of the board. Duplicate certificates were issued to students, who were going abroad a