Campbell Bay – Great Nicobar, Indian Ocean. Sardarni Darshan Kaur Grewal, found hope to live again when she was re-united with her husband and family whom she had presumed dead in Campbell Bay. When the disaster struck, she literally ran…

Batticaloa, Sri Lanka: After over two weeks of travels in the tsunami ravaged areas of Sri Lanka, setting up of a base camp in Batticaloa district, working with various communities and providing first hand immediate aid UNITED SIKHS is requesting…

After detailed assessment of the needs of the Tsunami victims in Campbell Bay acquired through first hand assessment by Project Leader Esher Singh, the UNITED SIKHS India team is ready to dispatch it’s third cargo and five more volunteers to…

Colombo, Sri Lanka: In its efforts to expand tsunami related relief efforts in Sri Lanka, UNITED SIKHS has set up a base camp in the district of Batticaloa to provide health care, food, shelter and counseling assistance. Batticaloa, Trincomolee and…

Colombo, Sri Lanka: UNITED SIKHS relief efforts for the survivors of the December 25th tsunami tragedy are in full swing with the beginning of langar sewa. Kulvinderbir Singh, the project leader for the UNITED SIKHS Sri Lanka team, expressed that…

“We’ll do ‘whatever’ it takes for every person out there on Campbell Bay, the devastation is huge, resources are nil over there and the time is running out. It’s time to be simply human beings, find whatever our roles may…

UNITED SIKHS GHANAIA Tsunami Project Team Leader for S India, Navneet Singh, makes this impassioned plea on behalf of Sikhs in the Nicobar Islands: First, here is what Navneet Singh writes home to his project coordinator, Gurmeet Kaur in Atlanta:…

Colombo, Sri Lanka: A team of relief workers from UNITED SIKHS arrived in Colombo to provide aid to communities affected by the December 25th tsunami tragedy. The team of aid workers from the United States, United Kingdom and India met…

KAMALA, Phuket: A UNITED SIKHS team, including four volunteers from Chicago, USA, had flown to Bangkok recently to commence the Tsunami relief operation here. A team of 18 volunteers, including 13 Local Thailand Sikhs, visited Gurudwara Siri Guru Gobind Singh…