NRI News
Sikh candidate in Aus polls faces ‘racist’ flyers
Wednesday, 29/06/2016
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Melbourne: A Sikh politician contesting in the upcoming elections from Australia’s Greens party has been targeted with ‘racist flyers’ which she claimed were distributed in her electorate here. Alexandra Kaur Bhathal, a candidate from Greens party for the seat of Batman, Melbourne, on Tuesday wrote on her facebook page that a flyer was distributed in her electorate targeting her background and beliefs. “Yesterday and today a flyer has been distributed in my electorate of Batman targeting my background and beliefs.
Punjabi expats’ big fear: Harsh immigration rules
Saturday, 25/06/2016
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Say exiting European Union will affect trade and employment as well
UK says goodbye to EU, PM to 10 Downing Street
Saturday, 25/06/2016
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London: Britain voted to leave the EU, toppling Prime Minister David Cameron after the shock defeat in the referendum that triggered a bloodbath in world markets on Friday and opened a fresh debate over issues like immigration and advance of the right-wing across Europe.
Indians in UK pay tributes to Jo Cox
Friday, 24/06/2016
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Life in the usually bustling Southall junction of Broadway and Lady Margaret Road paused on Thursday as Indian community leaders and others came together to pay tribute to Labour MP Jo Cox, who was murdered in her constituency last week.
UK’s historic EU referendum on knife-edge as millions vote
Friday, 24/06/2016
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London: Millions of Britons on Thursday braved rains to cast their vote in the knife-edge referendum to decide whether the country will stay in or leave the 28-nation bloc, even as the latest survey gave the Remain camp its first solid lead in the bitterly-contested poll. Brisk voting was reported and members of the public posted photographs of busy polling stations across the country.
Outrage over ‘insult’ to Hinduism, Sikhism in Malaysian varsity module
Thursday, 16/06/2016
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KUALA LUMPUR: The minority ethnic Indian community in Malaysia is outraged over the "negative and incorrect" picture conveyed about Hinduism and Sikhism after a leading university of the Southeast Asian country published an educational module depicting Hindus in India as unclean and Sikhism founder Guru Nanak Dev as having a "poor understanding".
US city gets its first Sikh police officer
Thursday, 16/06/2016
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CALIFORNIA POLICE DEPT’S GROOMING POLICY, INDIA-BORN VARINDER KHUN KHUN, 28, ALLOWED TO WEAR TURBAN, KEEP BEARD.
Fear grips Sikh-Americans, seek security
Tuesday, 14/06/2016
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Washington: Sikh-Americans, who have faced hate crimes after every major terror attack, fear a backlash following the Orlando gay club shooting even as the US administration has assured them of their safety.
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