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Being a catalyst of change in society- meet humanitarian Raunak Singh

Being a catalyst of change in society- meet humanitarian Raunak Singh
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Raunak Singh and his NGO Sikh Aid working on ground level to uplift the needy

Raunak started helping people from a very young age. In the beginning, he used to introduce needy people to donors so that the latter could help the former. However, there were times when he helped individuals personally.

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Meet Raunak Singh, The Man Behind Sikh Aid

Raunak Singh s organization

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Guru Nanak: A look at an extraordinary life on the anniversary of his passing

Very few enlightened masters have walked planet earth, and even fewer have left an indelible impression. They inspire countless humans to follow in their footsteps, to lead a life of spiritual nourishment and inner peace. Guru Nanak, the founder of Sikhism, was one such extraordinary being. He preached the message of ‘Ik Onkar’ (one God) to people.

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Baisakhi, A Festival of Hope

Baisakhi, A Festival Of Hope Top Searches: Baisakhi, A Festival of Hope Editorial by PROF GOPAL K PIPLANI 191 PROF GOPAL K PIPLANI tells us what makes Baisakhi so special Spring-time is festival-time in India. Early spring is ushered in our country with Holi, the festival of colours in March end; Ugadi and Gudi Padava follow in mid-April. And then comes Baisakhi, the harvest festival which derives its name from the Vikram Samvat month of Baisakh. It falls on April 13 every year, but on April 14, once every 36 years. This harvest festival is celebrated with gusto by Sikhs and Hindus all over the world. Change of weather, fresh rains and a forecast of a good Rabi crop are reasons enough for happiness and celebrations with song and dance.

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