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.... You kindly go through his website and tell if anything is logical their. You can contact with Harpal Singh too on his mail ID for furthur queries. ...below the box. With whatever you edit the photos/illustrations with could you resize the box or even better make a new box with a similar message, perhap

...they had not personally witnessed it, but had heard from someone else. We did however come across a few people who while expressing revulsion at the inci ...either in Hindi or English. How do you expect the illiterate arsonists to know whether these shops belonged to Hindus or Sikhs. unless they were identifie

...they had not personally witnessed it, but had heard from someone else. We did however come across a few people who while expressing revulsion at the inci ...either in Hindi or English. How do you expect the illiterate arsonists to know whether these shops belonged to Hindus or Sikhs. unless they were identifie

...es for the web and seem to be out of place in the pages will leave this to you and my fellow user group to decide. thanks Richard ...e thought by them and their subjects.[[User:Allenwalla|Allenwalla]] 22:55, 27 February 2009 (UTC)

...tion and hard work. You are doing an most Wonderful job! Well done. I hope you like the barnstar!" Cheers, [[User:Hari singh|<font color="#669933">Hari si ...ut sir most of the people are stick to pictures, may be you do not know as you are in England. but i have seen in india and heard in most of countries.

...om but that of the country too. Moreover, Sikhs are a brave people. They know how to safeguard their rights by exercise of arms if it should ever come to ...charges against him. Arun Shourie of The Indian Express noted, "For all I know, he [Bhindranwale] is completely innocent and is genuinely and exclusively

...oom... Let God be witness of the bond that binds me and the Congress with you.” ...y, saw nothing wrong with the Akalis making similar demands for Punjab, as did the ADMK party of the state of Tamil Nadu. Only later on would the Resolut

Sikhism. The English did so not as a matter of favour to Sikhism but in pursuance of their policy � ...s as a separate community, constituted a small but welcome step, though it did not mean much doctrinally. It, however, reflected the British appreciation