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• Fall of Mirpur
  ...h Nov is remembered as Mirpur day. On 25th of Nov 1947 a curse desended on Mirpur now in POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). Out of a total population of 25000 ...and. Hospitality and courtesy are the inherited qualities of the people of Mirpur. They have their own sweet language known as Mirpuri.
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• Baba Biram Shah Dutt
  ...rgobind became very happy with his service and offered him the “Manji” of Mirpur area of hills and asked him to spread the word of Guru Nanak.
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• Gurdwara 6th Patshahi, Nowshera
  ...Seat to Birm in that area. Birm propagated Guru’s mission in the hills of Mirpur. Guru Sahib gifted some belonging to Birm Shah as a token of love. Later Bi
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• Akhnoor
  Near here a Sikh Sant Sunder Singh ji Alibegh bale of Mirpur (POK) meditated near the bank of the Chenab. In this spot a beautiful Gurdw
  962 bytes (166 words) - 03:41, 10 March 2008
• Bhai Budh Singh Tyagi
  ...912. Against his will he was elected as a member of the Praja Sabha from [[Mirpur]] and [[Poonch]]. He became Deputy Commissioner in 1925, but resigned and j ...movement. It was because of Bhai Budh Singh and Raja Mohamad Akbar Khan of Mirpur that Sheikh Mohammad Abdullah changed the entire complexion of the freedom
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• Gurdwara Guru Nanak Charan Asthan, Berwa
  ...ngir on horse back in 1620 while enroute to Sial Kot, Gulatian, Wazirabad, Mirpur and Bhimber. After that they entered Kashmir through Shupian.
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• River Jhelum
  ...e Poonch river, and flows into the Mangla Dam reservoir in the district of Mirpur.
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• Baj Singh
  '''Baj Singh ''' (d. 1716), was a native of Mirpur Patti, a village in [[Amritsar]] district of the [[Punjab]]. Baj Singh too
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• Fall of Mirpur
  ...h Nov is remembered as Mirpur day. On 25th of Nov 1947 a curse desended on Mirpur now in POK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir). Out of a total population of 25000 ...and. Hospitality and courtesy are the inherited qualities of the people of Mirpur. They have their own sweet language known as Mirpuri.
  11 KB (1,849 words) - 06:57, 29 November 2017
• Kashmir and the Sikhs
  ...ide spread deaths and destruction.The raiders caused havoc in Muzaffarabad,Mirpur,Baramulla and Poonch Rojouri areas forcing migration of Sikhs.
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• SANT ATAR SINGH ATLEVALE
  ...s the eldest son of Bhai Kishan Singh and Mai Naraini, a devoted couple of Mirpur, in Jammu and Kashmir state. Atar Singh, originally known as Hari Singh, wa
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• A journey to Akhnoor
  Near here a Sikh Sant Sunder Singh ji Alibegh bale of Mirpur (POK) meditated near the bank of the [[Chenab]]. In this spot a beautiful
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• Sant Sham Singh
  Sant Ram Singh, a Sevapanthi preacher originally belonging to Mirpur, in [[Jammu and Kashmir]] region, took him under his care and moved, along
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• Pandit Sant Nischal Singh
  ...om here he also went out on long preaching tours to places as far apart as Mirpur in Jammu and Kashmir and Dera Isma`il Khan in NorthWest Frontier Province.
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• Education in J&K during Dogra rule
  On 14 June, 1944 the Kashmir Govt. established an intermediate college at Mirpur under the name of Karan Singh Ji College, but this college could remain in ...urplus student population. In Jammu, intermediate colleges were started in Mirpur and Poonch to drain away part of the student population while Mahila Colleg
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• Manji System
  |15||[[Bhai Phera]]||Mirpur(J&K)|| J&K Area #Bhai Phera was an inhabitant of Mirpur in Jammu area. He was a disciple of the Jogis before he became Guru Amar Da
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• Jammu and Kashmir
  ...s annexed the districts of Dianer, Baltistan, Gilgit, Muzaffarabad, Kotii, Mirpur, Poonch and Bagh, which collectively have a population of about 2.5 million
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• Battle of Sarhind
  ...wab was put on the left. On the Sikh side, Baj singh Bal a jutt of village Mirpur in Patti distt. of Amritsar, headed right wing. Binod Singh (descendent of
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• Kashmir
  ...ccompanied Emperor Jahangir, then friendly to the Guru. He stopped over at Mirpur Kain, Samani and many other villages. Biru Datt, Mula and Bhai Jhanda are t ...r by being killed by their own menfolk to save their honour. Muzaffarabad, Mirpur, Baramula, Uri, Poonch and many other towns suffered badly. It is estimated
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• Ram Singh, six
  '''Ram Singh''' (d. 1716), a Bhalla Khatri of the village of Mirpur Patti in Amritsar district of the Punjab, was the younger brother of Baj Si
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• Megh
  ...st of the cities of Dadu and Nawabshah, and in Sindh, mostly in the Badin, Mirpur Khas, Tharparkar, and Umerkot districts.
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