Grade 5 Beaver Creek teacher Harman Pandher has written his debut children's picture book, Gurpreet Goes to Gurdwara: Understanding the Sikh Place of Worship. The book tells the story of a boy who learns about Sikh culture and traditions through attending gurdwara with his family and feels a sense of community.
Singh came to New Zealand as a 3 years old child with his parents from New Delhi and became a citizen in 2008. After his initial schooling, Singh completed his architectural diploma from Unitech.
Maneet Chahal & Jasmeet Chaggeer Founders of "SOCH Mental Health" talk about bringing mental health awareness among Sikh and other South Asian communities.
Eleven-year-old Sikh boy, Karan, who is deaf and mute, saw his father struggling with his mask and designed an extender to help make daily wear more comfortable.
The hope for this project is that a love for Gurbani will continue to grow in the hearts of all the children.
Once there was a village that Guru Nanak went to visit. In that village were two friends, one of them was a sincere spiritual man and the other was an average man.
A story about how one man and his family realize the power and importance of PRAYER! A Lesson that a heartfelt prayer can re-write our destiny and take away all our ills.
Karanveer Pannu Is a Champion of Diversity and Tolerance
With Guru ji's blessing may our children continue to tap into the roots of our values, our history, and go on to show us how it can be lived in our modern world and our future.
Guru ji enlightened the Brahmans at the sacred site of the Hariduar river during a holy festival by using humor and challenging preconceived thinking. This is a story that your children will remember their whole lives.