NRI News
Amrita Sher-Gil self-portrait sold for `17 crore in London
Friday, 09/10/2015
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NEW DELHI: A rare self-portrait of modernist painter Amrita Sher-Gil created in 1931 sold for around `17 crore in London at an auction by international auction house Sotheby’s, which posted sales of around `49 crore.
Police claim body was identified by NRI hotelier’s brother, friend
Friday, 09/10/2015
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JALANDHAR: The family of Punjab-born UK hotelier Ranjit Singh Power (54), which claimed the body that the Jalandhar police sent to Britain was not his, had earlier sought his death certificate from the police.
Family claims Indian police sent wrong body back to UK
Thursday, 08/10/2015
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london: The family of an Indian-origin British hotelier reportedly murdered during a visit to India have claimed that the Punjab police has sent the wrong body back to the UK.
Party dumps Canadian Sikh over ‘gay cure’ claim
Thursday, 08/10/2015
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Toronto : An Indian-Canadian Sikh candidate for this month’s parliamentary elections has been dumped by his ruling Conservative Party after he claimed that homosexuality was an “unnatural behaviour” and defended therapies that attempt to “cure” gays into straight people.
New gurdwara soon in New Zealand
Thursday, 08/10/2015
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WELLINGTON: A gurdwara will soon be constructed near Hamilton city in New Zealand to inform people about the Sikh religion in an interactive way, the media reported.
A DAY OF PROTESTS - Akali sarpanch booked in assault case after stir
Wednesday, 07/10/2015
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Several people took to the streets in various parts of the state, demanding justice and better facilities
Punjab farmers to go ahead with ‘rail roko’ from today
Wednesday, 07/10/2015
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BATHINDA/CHANDIGARH: Protesting against inadequate compensation for the cotton crop loss due to the whitefly attack in the state, eight farm organisations in Punjab will hold a two-day ‘rail roko’ programme from Wednesday, even as the ruling Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) has appealed to them not to go ahead with the protest.
Sikh to host Scotland’s top tourism award
Wednesday, 07/10/2015
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LONDON: Indian-origin celebrity chef Tony Singh is set to host Scotland’s prestigious Highlands and Islands Tourism Awards (HITA) 2015, a media report said on Tuesday.
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