Murder stained the records of the German-Hindoo revolt trial yesterday noon. In the twilight of the international drama of the law, Ram Singh, landowner of Canada and one of the defendants, accused of setting on foot a military enterprise to foment rebellion in British India, shot and killed Ram Chandra, editor of the Hindustan Ghadar […]
Continue readingThere is enough evidence to support the view that Jutts of Panjab are descendants of Asian Scythians. The Asian steppe, the original home of the Scythian is a large land mass extending from southern Siberia in the east to an area around the Black Sea in the west. Although clusters of trees may be found […]
Continue readingEdited By: Asian Women United of California(Beacon Press: Boston ) The Parrot’s Beak KARTAR DHILLON My mother was sure she would die after surgery. A doctor told her she would have to go to the county hospital in Fresno to have a tumor removed. Her first sight of the doctor in the hospital confirmed her […]
Continue readingSince 1963, we have traveled almost every year from East to West and North to South to cover the North American Continent. We used to travel by car about five to six thousand miles during summer vacation. We went from one city to another, from one home to another in search of material connected with […]
Continue readingAstoria has provided an amazing backdrop for many films over the last number of years. In fact, we could tell a short story based on titles alone: A kindergarten cop freed a whale named Willy, short circuited, went a little goonie and became a teenage mutant ninja turtle for the third time. But does that […]
Continue readingThe Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee was to be celebrated in 1897. The government of India sent Sikh Lancers and Infantry Regiment to London to attend the jubilee. After the celebration, these stalwart Sikh soldiers were to return home by way of Canada. After crossing the Atlantic by ship, they traveled from Montreal to Vancouver by train. […]
Continue readingSENATE APPROVES ISSA BILL TO NAME TEMECULA POST OFFICE AFTER FORMER RIVERSIDE REP. DALIP SINGH SAUND, PRESIDENT TO SIGN LEGISLATION INTO LAW June 30, 2005 Washington, DC -The U.S. Senate, last night, unanimously voted to honor former Riverside and Imperial County Congressman Dalip Singh Saund by naming the U.S. Post Office at 30777 Rancho California […]
Continue readingOn My Style My strength is unconventional in analyzing the old data with new findings. When the focus is on a tree, I can see its muscular grandeur and when it is on the forest then I see its panoramic beauty. A historical event is a valuable study only if it can relate to the […]
Continue readingGhadar Party Officially Wound Up: With the freedom of India from 1947, the Ghadar party in the U.S. became an obsolete organization. From the year 1917 onwards, it was there mostly in name with no serious political activities taking place anywhere there. In 1947, one Inder Singh of Fresno was its President. Till then to […]
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