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nity leaders, representatives of prom- • In addition, Sardar Satnam Singh
inent Indian American organizations, Parhar and Dr. Avtar Singh Tinna
and members of the Sikh Officers As- represented the Vaisakhi 5K Run
sociation of NYPD. initiative.
All five major Gurdwaras of New A highlight of the evening was
York were represented, reflecting unity the recognition of distinguished in-
and collective pride across the Sikh com- dividuals for their contributions to
munity: community service, leadership, and
• Mata Sahib Kaur Gurdwara, Glen cultural enrichment. Guests enjoyed
Cove, NY — represented by appetizers and refreshments prior to
Harcharan Singh Sachdev and Har- the program and a sumptuous dinner
vinder Bhatia following the event, graciously provid-
• Guru Gobind Singh Sikh Center, ed by Mint, offering an authentic Pun-
Plainview, NY — represented by jabi culinary experience.
Inderpal S. Singha and V.P.S. Sikka The event concluded with a Vote
• Guru Nanak Darbar of Long Island, of Thanks delivered by Paul S. Bindra.
Hicksville, NY — represented by The American Punjabi Society
Dayal Singh Vohra, Herman Singh also acknowledges the valuable con-
Vohra, Lok Singh Vohra, and San- tributions of Navneet K. Sondhi and
tokh Singh Janessa Sondhi in advancing its Wom-
• Gurudwara Shaheedan, Hicksville, en’s Council and Youth initiatives.
NY — represented by Ranjit Singh The American Punjabi Society
Bhatia continues to lead impactful initiatives
• Baba Makhan Shah Lubana Sikh in cultural, educational, and communi-
Center, Richmond Hill, NY — rep- ty service domains, fostering unity and
resented by its leadership team preserving heritage across generations.

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