He believes change takes place only when the larger community works together. I hope everybody can see that when we all take responsibility, it's only then that real outcomes and real achievements can be made. Nagra's beard isn't the only external sign of his faith. He wears a navy turban and a thin steel bracelet on his wrist known as the kara, which is a reminder to perform truthful actions and deeds. Gurmukhi script for God is One.
Violence goes above and beyond the integrity of the sport itself.
Boxing, he counters, is an exercise in discipline. For five years, he has also volunteered as an auxiliary officer with the Peel Police Force, assisting with special events, emergency calls and the RIDE program. He recently set up an awards of excellence banquet to honour South Asian youth and assisted in putting together Arts of the Sikh Kingdom, presently on display at the Royal Ontario Museum. In all his work he tries to pass on a message of tolerance and understanding. I remember reading that if you're a victim of racism, prejudice, sexism, discrimination, things could be worse.