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Khalsa School Fremont starts Meri Dastar Class
WSN Bureau

Fremont: On Sikh Turban day, an international event to raise awareness of Sikhism, Khalsa School has started the Meri Dastar Class. The purpose of this effort is to help kids realize the significance and spiritual benefits of a turban by teaching them how to tie a Dastar.

The fact that many kids at Khalsa School are unable to tie a dastar and that a number of parents don't know how to do it, the need was apparent.

With the help of Hardeep Singh Aulakh of Sikh Turban Day and Professor Lalli Dhanoa, Khalsa School Fremont has started this class.

Bhai Jaswinder S Jandi, Harpal S Mann, Dr.Jagtar Singh Sandhu, Pal Singh, Tejinder Singh Dhami, Kuldip S Bajwa, Kulwinder Singh Khalsa School Principal, Professor Lalli Dhanoa, Gurinder S Sidhu, Harjinder Singh Braich, Teacher Kulbir Singh, Teacher Amrinder Singh and community volunteers participated at the opening. Bhai Harjot Singh Khalsa requested the whole Sikh sangat of Bay Area to send their kids to the “Meri Dastar” class. The class is completely free and participants are also provided with a Dastar. The class will be held every Sunday afternoon.

15 April 2009
 

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