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  1. Firstly, I think British school food should be neutral without any sacred food being served. Also please consider this topic for other countries which may have this issue, possibly Australia? Obviously this isn't a solution for schools in islamic countries!

    However, as we know, some schools are forcing Halal meat.

    So why don't we do a positive spin on this?

    Since some schools are forcing sacred food from one religion onto students. Then why not demand langar in these schools as sikhs require their own sacred food in cases where neutral food is not available? We should seriously ask for this demand, as sacred food should not only be available for one minority.

    Would be good if there was some kind of SACRED FOOD ACT / LAW  or AGREEMENT.

    And since langar should not be commercial, it should be served by a sikh volunteer and should also be free, obviously open to donations. I think organisations like SWAT already have the infrastructure in place for serving langar in public. Would local gurdwaras be able to help and provide langar and volunteers for this?

    The positive thing about this is that concept of langar gets out more in public, and educates young learning minds about sikhi traditions and community kitchens. And obviously anyone can partake of langar as it's free.

    It would also be good if we can add jhatka langar in as well. Outside of Gurudwara jhatka langar mahaprasad is allowed. Obviously would need Singhs who knows jhatka rehit to help out in this

    CAN WE HAVE SOMETHING TEMPORARY IN PLACE before the start of the NEW ACADEMIC YEAR in SEPTEMBER 2018? How can we get this out there?

  2. On 3/14/2018 at 8:30 AM, angy15 said:

    Because  Hindusim is related to Sanatan Dharma and Hindu are  people born in Indian region.

    related, not the same.

    On 3/13/2018 at 8:59 PM, dalsingh101 said:

    I think Sikhs need to grasp the concept of 'Indic' (which plays a big part in their heritage - although it is not the be all and end all) and not equate this too 'Hinduism', which (to me) looks like another modern colonial era construct (like 'Sikhism')? 

    hanji it is a colonial construct

  3. I have been going on the Sikh subreddit on Reddit. It is run by american sikhs and get a lot of non-sikh viewers and posts as well. Some external people interested in sikhi or even becoming sikhs post too!

    There needs to be more sikhi subreddit forums on there, at the moment it's way too concentrated, and I am suggesting sikhawareness make one on there.

    There are many curious people from around the world on there.

    But my idea is not to have a separate forum on there, and instead just feed sikhawareness threads into a sikhawareness subreddit, this way minimal resources are required to manage the subreddit. I am sure this will also increase sikhawareness guests or member. Have a look at the r/sikh subreddit to get an idea how things are like on there.

  4. On 16/04/2016 at 12:54 PM, paapiman said:

    Most likely, many Rajputs consider Jatts to be Shudar too.

     

    Bhul chuk maaf

    actually i know some (or many?) sikh rajputs are ok with marrying sikh jatts, as in through arranged marriage and not talking about any of this dating business.

    My Mamma was offered a rishta from Rajput family decades ago in uk. 

    It seems more likely for Rajput sikhs to see it ok to marry jatts than jatts see it to marry Rajputs.

     

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