NRI News
Police extradite accused from Oz
Thursday, 18/09/2014
http://epaper.dailypostindia.com/Details.aspx?id=114877&boxid=58385&uid=&dat=2014-09-18
Jalandhar: After extraditing Jaskaran Singh Jassa, accused in the death of Burundi student Yannick Nihangaza, 24, the Jalandhar Commissionerate Police has expedited the process to nab the other two accused.
Yannick murder case: Green card dreams landed PO in police net
Wednesday, 17/09/2014
http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
JALANDHAR: The application for a green card by proclaimed offender Jaskaran Singh Kalsi alias Jassa landed him in the net of the Australian police in March this year and finally in the net of the Jalandhar police commissionerate after 29 months of the murderous attack on Burundi national Yannick Nihangaza.
Extradited from Oz, youth sent to two-day remand
Wednesday, 17/09/2014
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20140917/punjab.htm#26
Jalandhar : With the extradition of Jaskaran Singh alias Jassa from Australia after 29 months, the police are now hopeful of nailing the remaining two accused in Burundi national Yannick Nihangaza’s murder case.
School for Sikh students in UK
Wednesday, 17/09/2014
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20140917/punjab.htm#23
London : British Sikhs in a town north-west of London in England's West Midlands region have set up a school targeted at children from the Sikh community.
Sikhs open free school in Britain
Tuesday, 16/09/2014
http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
LONDON: After facing disappointment in Britain’s Coventry schools, members of the Indianorigin Sikh community have set up their own school for their next generation. Opened in Coventry, a city and metropolitan borough in the county of West Midlands, the newly-opened Seva School presently offers education to 130 pupils (aged four to seven) for free, the Coventry Telegraph reported on Monday. Most of the students are of Sikh faith but a handful are from other faiths as well.
Indians in strife-torn Libya to return soon
Monday, 15/09/2014
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20140915/punjab.htm#22
Hoshiarpur : Eight Indian workers stuck in a factory at Tripoli in Libya due to the ongoing violence will return soon. Officials of the Indian Embassy are in contact with them. They told The Tribune that the workers would be brought back to India in a couple of days.
Sikh woman to sue UK gurdwara for injuries
Thursday, 11/09/2014
http://www.tribuneindia.com/2014/20140911/punjab.htm#20
London : A British Sikh woman is taking legal action against a gurdwara in Scotland after she suffered severe injuries on her leg in an explosion in its kitchen area in 2011. Kuljit Bahia was helping in the preparations of langar at Sri Guru Nanak Gurdwara in Dundee when a pressure cooker exploded in its kitchen in 2011, severely injuring her and another woman.
Indian-origin fund mgr gets 9-yr jail term in US
Wednesday, 10/09/2014
http://paper.hindustantimes.com/epaper/viewer.aspx
WASHINGTON: A Manhattan court on Monday sentenced Indianorigin fund manager Mathew Martoma to nine years in prison in one of the stiffest sentences granted yet for insider trading in the US. Forty-year-old Martoma was also ordered to pay a fine of $9.3 million, the amount he gained from insider trading.
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