One of the biggest exhibitions on Sikhs opens in Singapore


Sikhs in Singapore - A Story Untold, tells of the experiences of some 13,000 followers of Sikhism. - ST

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): An exhibition with more than 450 artefacts from Sikhs in Singapore was launched on Friday (March 26), one of the biggest showcases of the community in the country's history.

Sikhs in Singapore - A Story Untold, housed at the Indian Heritage Centre in Little India, tells of the experiences of some 13,000 followers of Sikhism, and is mostly made up of artefacts contributed by the community over the past year.

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