Charlie Rose Show Interviews Prime Minister Manmohan Singh: The Charlie Rose show is an American television show broadcast nationwide since 1991. Dr. Manmohan Singh is the most educated Prime Minister in Indian history and the architect of reform programs to modernize India's economic system.
Sikhs Documentary: Produced by the world-famous BBC, this documentary briefly covers Sikh history and perspectives in eight segments.
A Century of Sikh Presence In Canada: Coverage of a gala dinner in Canada's National Capital on April 19, 1999. Highlights include remarks by the Canadian Prime Minister and the issuance of a commemorative stamp.
Hardeep Does Race: Scottish comedian Hardeep Singh tackles issues of assimilation and discrimination. This show was part of a series broadcast on national television.
Post-9/11 Collection: Three videos are presented, including a news report by CNN, the opening sequence to the documentary Divided We Fall, and a television ad produced by the FBI.
Sikh On the Street: Features interviews with individuals encountered on the streets of Washington, D.C., soliciting opinions on Sikhs and ideas on how to promote diversity and tolerance.
Inside the Harimandar Sahib: Get a glimpse inside the sacred Harimandar Sahib, listening to Sikhs from the United States performing Kirtan, or devotional hymns.
Monty for England: Mudhsuden "Monty" Singh is the first Asian in history to be accepted to the English national cricket team. He has since developed into arguably the world's best spinner.
Sikh Students Association Seminar: In July 1995, the Canadian York University Sikh Students Association invited Dr. Gurbakhsh Singh to speak about cultural conflicts (Punjabi language).
Interview With Bibi Jugraj Kaur: Hosted by S. Raghbir Singh, this interview features analysis of Dasam Granth issues (Punjabi language).
"Untouchables": India's Broken People: The Sikh religion has taken many steps to abolish the form of slavery known as the caste system by encouraging all people to eat together, pray together, and replace their caste designations with the sole surnames 'Singh' and 'Kaur'. In 1699, Guru Gobind Singh formally eliminated all forms of discrimination by forming the pure society of equality, the Khalsa. However, the caste system remains alive in most sects of Hinduism, the majority religion of India. This video, produced by Unreported World, sheds light on why Sikhism is so adamant in guaranteeing equal rights for all and opposing the Hindu caste system.

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