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...slation available of the section. The translation is done by PP Bindra and may contain his personal views. We are not responsible for any error in transla And to reply, (he) raised his flag.(31)

...rn India where [[Guru Angad Dev]] Ji the second Sikh Guru was born (March 31, 1504) is about 40 km from Moga by road; the nearest railhead is Amritsar ...the alleged encroachment of land by the gurdwara management. Meanwhile, it may be mentioned here that the gurdwara management had joined hands with the Ar

...roversy. We should promote our mother tongue so that the newer generations may welcome it and carry our culture and tradition. This may include:<br>

*From a Sikh newspaper, the Khalsa Akhbar (Punjabi) of Lahore, May 25,1894, from the pen of its editor, Giani Ditt Singh, :"On Tuesday, Bhadon 31, the pujaris of the Tarn Taran Gurdwara held the shradha ceremony in honour

...or Brahma as the Lord ? There is none amongst Ram, Krishna and Vishnu, who may be considered as the Lord of the Universe by you;}} ...you worship stones ?, because the Lord-God is not within those stones; you may only worship Him, whose adoration destroys clusters of sins;}}

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The popularity of this festival may be judged from the fact that out of five Sikh public holidays requested by ...well connected with the rest of the country both by road and rail. It lies 31 Kms north of Rupnagar (Ropar) and 29 Kms south of Nangal Township. Being on

In May 1994 he was involved in a typical bit of 'professional' wrestling chicanery *31. "Mahabharat" (1988) TV Series .... Hanuman

Mr. Bindra's Copyrighted translation, is the only one available. It may contain personal views (or personal grudges). (We?) are not responsible fo ‘We may be able to prescribe some medicine.’(31)

31. Courts not to continue certain proceedings pending decision as to 82. Costs in proceedings may be made payable out of income of Sikh Gurdwara.

The only Translation available, the translation is done by Bindra which may be contain his personal views. We are not responsible for any error in tran In the mean time the King of the Land came to know of the happening.(31) <br>

Beant Singh (19 February 1922 – 31 August 1995) was an Indian politician and the Chief Minister of Punjab from ...as been called India’s most important since the killing of Rajiv Gandhi in May 1991.

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|May your Sikhs (learner/students) live in humility, but with high moral values; ...asna, Hind Publisher Ltd, Jullundhar, 1959, pp. 448</ref> In other words, “May the Sikhs always remain in humility, sublime intelligence.”<ref>Singh, Gu

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[[Emperor Jahangir]] (August 31, 1569 to October 28, 1627) was the ruler of the [[Mughal Empire]] and [[Ind ...of fear and suspicion of the times. But for our purpose, only one example may be sufficient to prove this allegation. It is on the record that Jahangir a

...gemony in Punjab. Sikhs he said had suffered more then anyone else, of the 31 Indian patriots sentenced to death, 27 were Sikhs, and out of 121 sentenced ...llows: Muslims, 4,505,000; Sikhs and other non-muslims, 7,060,000. To this may be added the population of Sikh states of Patiala, Nabha, Jind, Kapurthala

...Brahmins]] who came to see [[Guru Tegh Bahadar]] at [[Anandpur sahib]] in May 1675 for protection against the atrocities of [[Aurangzeb]]. Also that Pand ...ah Phahla]]''' which means '''"Blessings for Everyone"''' or literally '''"May everyone Prosper"''' is a new concept for many people and is not common kno

I took my bow in my hand and aimed and shot the arrow.31. <br> ...d never use the Kirpan in anger or for a malicious attack. However, a Sikh may use it in self-defence or to protect a person in need. Some Sikhs choose to

...embraced him and said, "Go my son and wed the life-giving bride, Death. May the Almighty be with you always" ...e is known as a spiritual warrior, who fights in defence of religion. They may be cut apart, piece by piece, but they never leave the field of battle. 22.