Afghan Sikh refugees want a slice of globalising India

Source 14 Dec 2006 08:45:23 GMT Source: IRIN NEW DELHI, 14 December (IRIN) – Manmeet Kaur was four years old when her family fled Afghanistan. Today, this 18-year-old Afghan Sikh refugee calls Delhi her home, avidly watches ‘L’il Champs’ – a hugely popular show on one of India’s myriad satellite television channels for young, aspiring… Continue reading Afghan Sikh refugees want a slice of globalising India

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Afghan Art in Paris

Source 12/11/2006 Improbably, given the terrible destruction in Afghanistan over two decades of war and upheaval, the country’s most precious treasures — gold ornaments from a first-century Bactrian hoard and ivory carvings from the central city of Begram — emerged intact from a vault in the presidential palace in Kabul in 2003. This week, 228… Continue reading Afghan Art in Paris

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Temple razed in Almaty

Source December 10, 2006 New Delhi: The demolition of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKON) temple in Kazakhastan has snowballed into a raging controversy. ISKON devotees, protesting the incident, went on a rampage outside the Kazakhastan Embassy in Delhi. While the Kazhakh authorities claim the temple was built illegally, devotees call it a religious… Continue reading Temple razed in Almaty

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Antulay says govt will address Afghan Sikh crisis

Source New Delhi, Dec 04: The government has expressed concern over reports about ill-treatment of Sikhs in Afghanistan and said it will take steps to address their woes. “Reports about the condition of Sikhs in Afghanistan are a matter of grave concern. Both India and Afghanistan have good relations and we will take appropriate measures… Continue reading Antulay says govt will address Afghan Sikh crisis

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