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Pakistan's first Sikh woman journalist among top 100 influential Sikhs under 30

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Updated At : 05:12 AM May 17, 2020 IST

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Islamabad, May 16

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Pakistan’s first Sikh woman journalist has been named among 100 most influential Sikh personalities under 30 years of age in the world by a UK-based global Sikh organisation.

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Manmeet Kaur, 25, has been selected for the award by ‘The Sikh Group’, a global organisation recognising people of Sikh faith from around the world, the Express Tribune reported.

She will receive her award next year at a ceremony in Britain.

A resident of Peshawar, Kaur is also a social activist, who has received awards in Pakistan for highlighting issues faced by minorities and women.

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She has expressed happiness that her name was included in the category of influential Sikh personalities around the world.

“Those who work hard will reap the rewards and it is a great honour for my family to visit the UK and represent Pakistan,” she was quoted as saying. PTI

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