With over 18 years of service in the Vancouver Police Department's Patrol and Major Crime Section, Sergeant Harminder Rai epitomizes dedication to Diversity, inclusion, and community engagement. During this time, he has contributed to the department's cultural awareness initiatives, particularly within the South Asian community.
Detective Constable Gagan Luddu epitomizes resilience and determination within the Vancouver Police Department (VPD). Her journey from India to Canada in her teens and her unwavering commitment to breaking barriers highlight the values of inclusion and excellence in law enforcement, where she has served for the last 18 years.
Explore the spiritual journey of Inni Kaur as she reflects on the profound significance of Vaisakhi, drawing parallels between the historical events of 1699 and her path of self-discovery. Embracing the name "Kaur," she finds liberation and self-acceptance. Through trials and triumphs, she discovers the transformative power of love within the House of Nanak, enriching her life with Sabad (Infinite Wisdom).
Born and raised in Mumbai, Supreet's story took a significant turn when she relocated to New York at 13. Amidst the whirlwind of adjustment, she yearned to reconnect with her Punjabi roots, feeling a profound disconnection in her new environment. The discovery of a Gurmukhi book sparked a journey of self-discovery, laying the foundation for her commitment to preserving Punjabi culture.
Arsh Singh Kaler, owner of Kaler Enterprises Ltd., is empowering South Asian youth and fostering community development in the Fraser Valley. His ventures include Event Experts, a Party Booth, Titanium Detailing, Bhangra and Dhol lessons, and snow removal services. Despite his business commitments, he remains committed to giving back.
Darpan My Journey presents Rupee Kainth, former Bhangra dance coach and founder of BC Cultural Bhangra Academy Inc. He defeated cancer and was also the recipient of a liver transplant. Despite such a setback he continues to seize the day.
