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• SikhiWiki:Did you know/Week 36
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• SikhiWiki:Did you know
  ;'''Week 1''' {{SikhiWiki:Did you know/Week 1}}<br clear="all">
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• A Kashmiri Mystery, The Chittisinghpora Massacre
  ...r''', consider the Chittisinghpora massacre. Everyone (said they) know who did it, but no one can agree on an answer. ...ak Singh''' survived the [[Chittisinghpura Massacre]]; his son and brother did not.
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• Chittisinghpura Massacre
  ...He asked, ''"Chattiya, tu idhar kya kar raha hai?"'' (''"Chattia, What are you doing here?"''). The person he spoke to immediately opened fire. At the sam The village did not have a telephone, some boys who came on the scene had to run 7 km, over
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• User talk:Allenwalla/backup3
  ==Yes, glad to see you using a computer at your age== ...iter……….. [[User:One|Khalsa Mutia1 Singh Nirvair Jpu….]].No words to thank you for being with me & cleaning up the flawless muck I am good at creating.
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• User talk:Hari singh/ArchiveD
  ...ganization's belief, then it is bad source for correct inormation. What do you think?? kindly talk with organization about this ([[User:Hpt lucky|Lucky]] ...uth? if such is there then gurus might not write against ritualism. Do you know many people talked with me about sri chand when i wrote gurbani lines. They
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• User talk:Sarbjeet 1313me/backup1
  ...here can go it to The Talk pages. Do let me or any old hands at SikhiWiki know if we can improve anything any where. ...e, click on [[Image:Edit tab1.JPG]] at the top of the page. This will give you a blank page - Before writing the body of the text, do care to give it a ca
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• User talk:Hari singh/ArchiveC
  ...ading all the comments, ect., it seems that the posting by Sunny ji, who I know is the son of a Sikh whose support for Khalistan can not be doubted (nor c Whatever is easy for you is okay with me.
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• User talk:Allenwalla/backup4
  Thanks for the kind words; I am sure you will do an excellent job on the Papaji story - I found it very touching and ...ality of "doing good" to a stranger; to anyone and everyone. Please let me know if this makes sense.
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• Khalistan
  ...ege: A Critical Analysis, New York: Allen, McMillan and Enderson, 1986, p. 36</ref> Nehru’s report evoked strong condemnation from Sikh leaders. ...Critical Analysis, New York: Allen, McMillan and Enderson, 1986, 1999, p. 36.</ref> Accordingly, the Congress passed a resolution during its Lahore ses
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• User talk:Hari singh/ArchiveB
  .... 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
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• Who Are The Guilty
  ...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
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• Who are the Guilty ?
  ...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
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• User talk:Hari singh/Archive8
  ...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 ...he Prophet (saw) of Islam and wore it as he preached to his followers. Can you imagine any one taking out the armor and shastars of Guru Gobind Singh or w
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• User talk:Allenwalla
  ...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.
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• Sikh Holocaust of 1980s
  ...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
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• Sikhs in the Netherlands - a Brief History
  ...ing in Holland up-to-date, I decided to write this article. Moreover, when you spend 40 years of your life in a country, some love and emotion is bound to On the other hand in which library would you see preserved all messages and letters of congratulations sent by the India
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• The Sikhs Under the British, Book Three, Sangat Singh
  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
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