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  • ...his wife Gursharan Kaur, Badnore and Capt Amarinder paid obeisance at the historic Gurdwara Ber Sahib here. Former Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal a ...ns which will be responsible for the development of infrastructure at holy places and supervising the religious and cultural events.
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  • ...s and a mosque. Even today, the people of Sri Hargobindpur visit all these places frequently and freely, regardless of their religious affiliations. ...main entrance to the settlement. This little known monument is of enormous historic importance as it is the only existing example of a gate built by a Sikh Gur
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  • ...the seven known [[Gurdwara]]s in [[Bangladesh]]. It is the most important historic Gurdwara, commemorating the visit of [[Guru Nanak]] in 1506-1507. This Gurd ...side [[India]] which was graced more than once by [[Guru Baba Nanak]]. Its historic and religious importance outside India is second perhaps only to the Gurdwa
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  • ==Sikhs Win Control of their own Places of Worship== ...n. With this came the reorganization of Sikh Shrines. Later in 1920's Sikh Historic Shrines like Nankana Sahib, Punja Sahib, Golden Temple, TarnTaran Sahib, et
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  • ...35169|n|76.499128|e}} (the holy '''City of Bliss''') is one of the holiest places of the [[Sikh]]s, second only to [[Amritsar]]. Located about 95kms north-we ...esh. No Gurdwara has, so far, been built at Ajner, Malakpur and some other places associated with Guru Gobind Singh Sahib's stay at Anandpur Sahib and his jo
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  • ...a Singh, Gurdwara Jhulna Mahal, and Thatti Khara. With so many Gurwaras of historic importance, the [[Majha|Majha belt]] has long been a Sikh centre of pilgrim This religio-historic ''khuh'' (well) was dug by Guru Arjan Dev Ji in memory of his mother at the
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  • ...been sent to collect funds 'owed' to the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb. That historic battle was fought at the site where Gurdwara Sri Kavi Darbar, the very same All these places were reconstructed or renovated during the 1980s.
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  • ...ngh Ji was "pilgrimage on bicycle." He traveled far and wide, to different historic gurduaras in both India and Pakistan, on his bicycle. His commitment to Sik ...cularly advocated the apt pronunciation of the Sabad (pausing in the right places so as to aid comprehension).
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  • ...Alexander, Sack of Nagar Thatta and Arghoon rule of Sindh talks about pre-historic central asian tribe named Tarkhan. Beveridge, Isaac Taylor, C. R. Condor an Tarkhankut is name of peninsula in Ukraine and there are various places named Tarkhan in Russia.
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  • ...terror, torture and forced conversions. The Sikhs having no idols in their places of worship and professing faith in One God were largely ignored. Guru Arjan As Ahmad Shah was returning home after his historic victory over the Marathas in the third battle of Panipat in 1761, the Sikh
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  • ...efeated by him with much lesser force. Hari Singh built forts at strategic places and garrisoned them. The roads were built to link them so that reinforcemen ...s and labourers worked there continuously and they were able to raise this historic fort in a month and 25 days. Its walls were four yards wide and 12 yards hi
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  • ...runa Dal. The former was entrusted with the task of looking after the holy places, preaching the word of the Gurus and inducting converts into the Khalsa Pan ...757, he again forced the Sikhs to vacate the fort and move to their hiding places. The fort was demolished, the Harimandir was blown up, and the sacred pool
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  • ...ndia|North West India]] and is the sacred and the most visited of the many historic Sikh shrines found in [[India]] and [[Pakistan]]. This striking building wa ...ate surrounding the holy shrine. It deals with the other [[Gurdwara]]s and places of interest found just outside the perimeter wall of the Gurdwara.
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  • ...ge of 43. He went to Kiratpur, the town founded by his father. An event of historic significance took place at Anandpur, the town founded by Gur Tegh Bahadur. ...November 1920 for undertaking the management of sikh shrines. As at other places of the Province, a big public meeting was organised at Hoshiarpur on 23 Feb
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  • ...as the dwelling places of gods and goddesses. Pilgrimage shrines mark the places where the landforms themselves - mountains, rivers, forests, and lakes - ar In the historic version Lakshman the brother of Rama is mortally wounded in battle while
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  • ...red land of the saints; their blood and sweat soaked into the soil of this historic city. Was it not for these determined souls of the Lord, the city would not [[Category:places]]
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  • ...ing nearer Muslims everywhere in the Muslim majority districts and in some places even in the East were growing aggressive. With the line of demarcation bet The famous historic Sikh Gurdwara of Chhevin Padshahi, situated at a distance of fifteen yards
    30 KB (5,223 words) - 08:16, 26 May 2008
  • ...nath at Srisailam! They certainly had much in common and it was probably a historic turning point for the Lingayats. ...ufis many of whom became his disciples. The Sufi tombs known as dargah are places of worship for all communities. The famous ones in the north are those of M
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  • ...hast-likhit Sri Guru Granth Sahibji Maharaj. The yatra will reach several places in India and the world. True to its name, the Jagriti Yatra will create an ...: One, exalting Sri Guru Granth Sahib, to the status of the Word Guru that places each [[Sikh]] into immanent protection of the Guru himself, making him deat
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  • It is a historic task we have set out to accomplish. So help us God. ...Congress governments. Now it has extended to New Delhi, Chennai and other places outside the state.
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