Copper is a naturally occurring element that’s essential for many bodily functions. It’s found in a wide range of food — there’s even trace amounts in drinking water — making it easy to ...

Copper is a major industrial metal (the third most consumed in the world) that’s used to manufacture many everyday products we’ve come to depend on, such as electrical wires, motors ...

Rajwant Singh, the chairman of the Sikh Council on Religion and Education, discounted the reports of the raids or visits to the gurdwaras by immigration or other agencies The Tribune, now ...

The recent crackdown on illegal immigrants by US law enforcement agencies has drawn sharp criticism from Sikh organisations and Non-Resident Indians (NRIs). US Immigrations and Customs (ICE ...

Some of the Gurdwaras in New York and New Jersey, the DHS believes, are allegedly being used as a hub by Sikh separatists along with illegal and undocumented immigrants, news agency PTI reported.

The centre informed the Supreme Court that trials in many 1984 anti-Sikh riots cases led to acquittals due to improper conduct, with appeals often dismissed for delays. A 2018 SIT, led by Justice ...

MELBOURNE/LONDON, Jan 28 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs on U.S. copper and aluminium imports will result in higher costs for local consumers because of a shortfall ...

The decision by US President Donald Trump’s administration has drawn sharp criticism from several Sikh organisations, who view such actions as a threat to the sanctity of their faith. According to ...

NEW DELHI: Officials from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) have visited gurudwaras in New York and New Jersey to search for undocumented immigrants, eliciting strong reactions from the ...

A controversial film dubbed 'anti-Sikh' was reportedly pulled from cinemas in the Midlands at the last-minute. Showings of Hindi movie 'Emergency' are understood to have been cancelled last week ...

British Sikh groups disrupted Kangana Ranaut's film Emergency screenings across the UK, citing the film as 'anti-Sikh'. Cancellations occurred in cities like Birmingham and Wolverhampton.