In US, Indiana is all set to become the second state to introduce Sikh history and culture into the public school curriculum. Indiana Superintendent Glenda Ritz voiced her commitment to ensuring that resources on Sikh history are available to all Indiana teachers. <br/><br/>She made the announcement at a Sikhs PAC townhall meeting in Indianapolis. The current plan involves three major points of entry including 7th grade world history, Asia, Africa and the Middle East, and high school world history and elective world religion classes. The plan also calls for developing the groundwork for Punjabi language courses in school districts with sufficient demand for the language.