THE SIKH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
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CONNECTIONS
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THE SIKH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
We are a Chamber of Commerce based on the Sikh principles of Honesty, Integrity, Equality, Oneness & Sewa.
We are an epicentre for building new connections. TSCC is a platform to meet experts, leaders and mentors.
We believe in diversity by way of inclusion. Our members come from all walks of life, faiths and religions.
HONESTY
Honesty is part of the foundation of our core values and principles that we follow. Honesty is akin to morality that is embedded in our system and harbors virtuous attributes and practices. Honesty also makes us into trustworthy, loyal, fair, and sincere beings.
INTEGRITY
Integrity is one of the fundamental values that employers seek in employees that they hire for their organisations. It is the hallmark of a person who demonstrates sound moral and ethical principles at work, and we being a chamber of commerce promote the same within our members and the society.
EQUALITY
Equality means the state of being equal and also is a democratic right that is meant for all. Equality is ensuring that individuals or group of individuals are not treated differently, on the basis of cast, creed, gender, clan, economic or social backgrounds.
SERVICE
Service to the world is one of the fundamental values that we preach and practice passionately. It refers to selfless and compassionate volunteering by the members for philanthropic purposes on behalf of, and for the betterment of the society at large that we are a part of.
Thought of The Week
"Space At The Top Is Always Empty"
– Balbir Singh Sr.
Our Tributes
Balbir Singh Sr.
3 time Olympic Gold Medalist.
Manager of the Indian team which won the 1975 hockey world cup.
Among the 16 Olympic legends of all time. The only Indian and the only Asian on that coveted list.
Since 1952, holds the unbeaten record for most goals scored in an Olympic final.
Adjudged the Indian Sports person of the century in a poll conducted in 1982
True patriot and among the most proud Indians ever.