Bhai Ranjit Singh (82), who fought a legal battle against the French Government to keep intact his identity as a turbaned Sikh, has returned to India with pain in his heart.
He rues that neither any Sikh outfit nor the Indian Government helped him in his two-decade-long fight.
Ranjit, who was born in Shahpur village of Ambala, Haryana, had left for France in 1991. Then, he was issued an ID with the turban and it was due for renewal in 2001.
The IAF has already selected the next batch of three women trainee pilots for the fighter stream.
With a saffron-coloured cloth covering his head, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday offered prayers at the Golden Temple here, where he was presented with a traditional robe of honour.
Citing the separatist movement in Quebec, Trudeau said he had dealt with such threats all his life and was fully aware of the dangers of violence, which he had always pushed back with all his might
Mr Trudeau would partake of langar at Guru Ram Das Langar Hall, which is the community kitchen of the Golden Temple.
Canadas Minister of Science Kirsty Duncantoday laid foundation stone for the "worlds first high power conductor testing laboratory" to be built at the Gujarat Forensic Sciences University (GFSU) here today.
The Canadian premier is on week-long visit to India accompanied by wife Sophie Gregoire Trudeau and children -Ella-Grace, Xavier and Hadrien.