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A Doctor Who Loving Sikh Derby Man

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My Father & The Lost Legend of Pear Tree

‘NEVER REJECT YOUR OWN COMMUNITY NO MATTER WHAT FAULTS YOU FIND WITHIN IT.’

A son’s message in a obituary published by the Derby Evening Telegraph as he tries to come to terms with his father’s suicide. With the darkness looming he is thrust into a reaction by a reconnection with a ghostly pale face from the past who guides him on a journey of regeneration and discovery.

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Chapter List ( * Released )

Home Away From Homeland
Kalwinder’s Story – Papyrus.
Commemorating your late loved one’s birthday.
Men’s Mental Health – BBC Asian Network
BBC Radio Derby – Donna Alos.
BBC Radio Leicester – Ady Dayman.
Free Download
‘There is a light at the end of tunnel’
Derby Walk of Fame 2019
Surviving Bereavement by Suicide
The Heera Foundation
The Colour of Madness: One Year On
Departure Lounge
The Dream – A Football Story
Hidden Project – Red Saunders, Derby Tableaux
Little Pear Tree Ram
Pear Tree Ram – The Collected Edition
The Pear Tree Ram
Pear Tree Rampart – April 1st
Writer’s touching poem about 100-year-old killed in Derby after surviving Nazis
Smith of Derby
Pear Tree Rampage
RIP Sir
Coming Soon
Sikh Channel Breakfast Show: Guests – Kalwinder Singh Dhindsa & Professor Swaran Singh – 05/12/18
Derby Poetry Festival – Poets Against Racism
Students given timely assembly on ‘The Stigma of Suicide’
Demons of the Punjab – Doctor Who
‘An Abode to Alf Quantrill’
Coming Soon
Derby Football Programme and Memorabilia Fair, Sunday 21st October 2018
Peter Seddon’s Watching
#TeamTalk – Derby County Community Trust
Whooverville X
BBC Radio Tees – Gary Philipson
My Father & The Lost Legend of Pear Tree by Kalwinder Singh Dhindsa (Synopsis)
Book Review: From the Punjab to Pear Tree
Auf Wiedersehen, Pet.
Potential Match : Stem Cell Transplant
Derby Museum Volunteer
BBC Asian Network Debate – Anxiety
Whooverville 10 – A Convention for Doctor Who Fans
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Depression in the Punjabi community
My Father & The Lost Legend of Pear Tree – Part Two (Kindle Release)
Sally Pepper Show – BBC Radio Derby – Aidan Connor Suicide, Coronation Street
Chardhi Kala – British Sikh Report 2018
Launch of the British Sikh Report 2018 at Parliament.
My Father & The Lost Legend of Pear Tree – Part Two (The Crest)
Steve Bloomer Blue Plaque
BBC Asian Network Debate
Southbank Centre
BBC Asian Network Debate
This new campaign wants Punjabi men to be more open about mental health issues
If you write it, they will come…
Partition
Commit Suicide
Happy 40th Birthday Derby
Word Cloud Derby Designs
Longitude
BBC Asian Network Debate
Writing East Midlands
Part One – £0.99
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#ProjectSaviour
Steve Wetton Review
Satvinder Rana Show – General Election
Derby Silk Mill Book Signing
The Destroying Angel of Pear Tree
If only….
MEN TELL THEIR STORIES
Radio Interviews #MHAW2017
Update – MF & TLLoPT Part Two
No. 10
Homelands Revisited – Anton Rippon Review
London Calling
COMING SOON
Homelands Revisited – Released
Loud Mouth Radio Derby
BBC Asian Network
Stigma Of Suicide – BBC East Midlands Today
British Asians challenge the stigma of mental illness
Homelands Revisited
BBC Asian Network Big Debate
Homelands Revisited
THERE IS NO WORD IN PUNJABI FOR DEPRESSION
Depression and suicide: a son’s story
‘Brian Clough Way’ Signs
Free Postage on Amazon
Homelands Revisited – Coming Soon
BBC Radio Derby Interview – Martyn Williams
Love To Read – BBC Asian Network
Kalwinder Singh Dhindsa – Author
New Book Release
FREE WEEKEND DOWNLOAD
Derby Telegraph Article
BBC News Article – Taboo
Book Signing
Whooverville VIII
Naujawani Review

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The Swan by Roald Dahl

"Some people, when they have taken too much and have been driven beyond the point of endurance, simply crumple and give up. There are others, though they are not many, who will for some reason always be unconquerable. You meet them in time of war and also in time of peace. They have an indomitable spirit and nothing, neither pain nor torture nor threat of death, will cause them to give up"

Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill

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