Meet Beant, a rising rap artist and curator from Leamington Spa, is making waves in the UK music scene with his unique fusion of British rap and Punjabi folk music.
Born in Victoria, B.C., and raised in Surrey, Raj Thandhi never expected food to be her calling. A trained graphic designer, her love for cooking truly ignited after her children were born. What started as an effort to decode heritage recipes soon became a mission—to preserve and translate traditional Punjabi flavors for a new generation.
In the heart of Canada’s rich multicultural landscape is a man whose journey has not only broken barriers but has also inspired generations of Sikhs across the country. Baltej Singh Dhillon’s story is one of resilience, conviction, and an indomitable spirit to uphold his identity and principles. From being the first turbaned officer in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) to his recent appointment to the Senate, his path has been anything but ordinary. As Vaisakhi approaches, a time of renewal and reflection for Sikhs worldwide, there is no better moment to celebrate this trailblazer who has paved the way for inclusivity while staying true to his roots.
Washington, April 1 (IANS) Jayanta 'Jay' Bhattacharya on Tuesday took over as the 18th Director of the US National Institutes of Health, which is the country’s premier medical research agency.
Meet the Marhawa Family. Raj Marwaha, an Operations Manager, immigrated to Canada in 2011 with his wife, Pinky Marwaha, a preschool teacher. They have made their home in Surrey where they live with their two sons, Gursobh, 22, and Prince, 17.
From childhood sketches inspired by Punjabi folklore to the pages of her debut book Hair Oil Magic, Anu Chouhan aka Anumation has carved a space where South Asian stories thrive in vibrant hues. As an illustrator, author and content creator, she blends words and visuals seamlessly, proving that representation isn't just necessary—it's magical.
