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Saturday, July 20, 2013
The Warriors United by generosity charity and spirit of service
Few of us - especially of the younger generation - know that the spirit of Anzac Day, which has such solemn significance to New Zealanders and Australians, has a deep Sikh connection. Senator Bob Carr highlited this connection tonight at the Sikh gathering at Castle Hill. He recalled how one Sikh invaded Matraville in 1974 and how attitudes to foreigners changed ... A Decade of Service ~ National Body of Sikhs