US to track crimes against Sikhs, Hindus and Arab Americans

Pakistan on Thursday refuted Indian allegations that the Inter-Services Intelligence had been backing Sikh militancy in the neighbouring country. The statement of the Indian home minister about Pakistan's premier spy agency is uncalled-for and ...

The largest Sikh festival in the world outside Punjab, which commemorates the death anniversary of a revered saint, will be held in the Malaysian state of Malacca next week. The ‘Barsi’ celebrations commemorate the death of Sikh priest ...

A new political force has emerged in the capital. United by the rage against the ruling party, Delhi's Sikhs have cornered the Congress with its back to the wall. The acquittal of 1984 Sikh riots accused Sajjan Kumar, the government's failure to ...

Eight free schools have been approved in the West Midlands region, including four in Birmingham. They are among 102 new free schools which are set to open in England from 2014 after being granted approval from the Department for Education. Two ...

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Wednesday filed its chargesheet in the Malegaon 2006 bomb blast case against four accused Lokesh Sharma, Dhan Singh, Manohar Singh and Rajendra Choudhary. The chargesheet, running into five volumes, was ...

If anyone thought the memories of 1984 anti-Sikh riots and an apology from Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had assuaged the hurt, they had better prepare themselves for a more sophisticated and sustained campaign through the courts in Europe, Canada ...

arties in key role as Houses resume today At least four parties — Samajwadi, BSP, Trinamul and DMK — that together have 80 Lok Sabha members will play a critical role in the second half of the Budget Session which resumes Monday. The DMK and ...

Jibreel al-Amriki, the others in his unit used to call Thomas—the American. Hed never, to anyone's knowledge, known a Hindu or Sikh in his life—though the blade and the gun shape its course. No one knows if the Federal Bureau of Investigation ...

The shadow of the 1984 anti-Sikh riots is back to haunt the Congress and Jagdish Tytler once again. A Delhi court on Wednesday ordered reopening of a 1984 riot case against Mr Tytler in which the CBI had given him a clean chit. The agency has now been told to ...