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*'''The Lieutenant Colonel John Haughton Commandant of the 36th Sikhs''' A hero of Tirah... Author: A C Yat * '''Sikhs...''' Author: John J H Gordon, Other info: GEOGRAPHY. BIOGRAPHY. HISTORY. English, '''1904. 24

...character, manners and customs and their religious practices and concepts. Malcolm`s comments on contemporary Sikh situation, including the administration of

'''The Sikhs''', by General Sir John J.H. Gordon, was first published in 1904 by William Blackwood and Sons, L ...n notes, he admits having based the entire book on published works such as Malcolm, Sketch of the Sikhs, W.L. M'Gregor, The History of the Sikhs, G.C. Smyth,

...vellers such as George Forster (A Journey from Bengal to England) and John Malcolm (Sketch of the [[Sikh[[s), both of whom visited the [[Punjab]], the former ...ed and proposals were put forth for discussion. [[Ardas]], continues John Malcolm, was again recited and all those present vowed, with the [[Guru Granth Sahi

...earthly science." [http://books.google.com/books?id=GMUKAAAAYAAJ&dq=John+Malcolm+Sketch+of+the+Sikhs&printsec=frontcover&source=bl&ots=_eHBrSMRFC&sig=_01L9Q

[[File:John_malcolm.jpg|thumb|right|100px|Sir John Malcolm]] Among several valuable works [[John Malcolm]] completed Sketch of Sikhs in 1812 and mentioned about Banda Bahadur in hi

According to John Malcolm,in ''Sketch of the Sikhs'':

...etted by European and English writers, such as Browne, Polier, Forster and Malcolm. They have taken it to mean as the grand meetings or councils of the Khalsa ...a was convened by the leaders of the community at Akal Takht. According to John Malcolrn: "When the chiefs meet upon this solemn occasion it is concluded t

...kh in a turban. Names of the local Sikhs were also mixed – Michael Dillon, John Gill, Chris Sidhu etc. We also discovered that there were hardly 30 to 40 S ...omb blast in Hilton. Fortunately, nobody was injured. While Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser and Foreign Minister Andrew Peacock wanted to shift the venue to Can

...nvened by the leaders of the community to pass Gurmatas. According to John Malcolm, "When the chiefs meet upon this solemn occasion, it is concluded that all

..., a commission, consisting of 7 members (all Englishmen) and headed by Sir John Simon, was appointed. (which came to be known as Simon Commission). The Com ...a in October 1928 and prepared the workers for a demostration against the "John Bulls" on their arrival at Lahore. The Commission arrived there on the 30th

Assisted by Gandhi’s salvos against the Akalis, Sir Malcolm Hailey, who took over as Lt. Governor of Punjab in May 1924, initiated a su 103. Smith, n. 94, p. 277. 104. John Maynard, “The Sikh Problem in the Punjab, 1920-23”, Contemporary Review