Canada based mom Tina Singh took to Instagram to share her story of creating “Sikh Helmets” that kids can wear over their turbans.

(RNS) — If kids can learn to see the humanity of those who look different from them, they can learn to see the humanity in everyone they encounter — including their own.

That book is “Fauja Singh Keeps Going,” published Tuesday by Penguin Random House. It tells the real-life story of Fauja Singh, a British Sikh centenarian who in 2011 became the oldest person ...

A Sikh woman's specially-designed helmet for her kids is going viral on social media. Tina Singh, a Sikh woman in Canada, has designed a helmet that can fit over a turban.

Two children helped saved the lives of many people during the shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek, Wis. They and other survivors recall their experiences during the violence.

The author, editor and illustrator of the book about the now 109-year-old Fauja Singh are of Sikh descent. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 57°F. Thursday, April 17th 2025 ...

AMRITSAR: Introducing concepts like spirituality, religion, faith to kids could be a tough and often a misconstrued task.. Introducing concepts like spirituality, ...

And in the new school year, he and his pals will befriend some new classmates -- including a Sikh boy named Samir. 'Arthur', the iconic kids' show, is getting a Sikh character spotlight ...

The book tells the story of Fauja Singh, a British Sikh centenarian who in 2011 became the oldest person believed to have run a marathon. CNN values your feedback 1.