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  • ...merely known as Dharamshala Guru Nanak Dev, Leh.There is shortage of space in the Gurudwara and due to the refusal of ground and first floor occupants th [[Category:Gurdwara in District Leh]]
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  • ...Sikh Gurudwaras]] in [[Kashmir]]. This historical [[Gurdwara]] is included in the tourist place of Srinagar city of Kashmir valley. It is situated just ...helum River and Dal Lake, is located at the site which was visited by Guru Nanak Dev and Guru Hargobind as well. Some sources also list a visit by Guru Har
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  • Popularly known as the Samadh Gurdwara this Gurdwara is built in the memory of [[Maharani Chand Kaur]], the wife of [[Maharaja Kharak Singh] This place is in the heart of [[Jammu]] City near Jewel Chowk below the Gumat area. Near th
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  • ..., arid altitude. Today the Guru's sapling has grown to be the biggest tree in the city. ...abandak Committee of Leh-Ladak is maintaining the site, the tree itself is in need of immediate maintenance as its condition is deteriorating daily.
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  • ...lt in [[1517]] to commemorate the visit to the [[Ladakh]] region of [[Guru Nanak Dev]], the founder Guru of the [[Sikh faith]]. ...in his discussions with some Sikh leaders saying that Tibetans revere Guru Nanak as a Buddhist saint under the name of Guru Gompka Maharaj.
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  • ...of the people in uniform or otherwise, has now got himself a prime place in the glittering pages of the Indian history. ...]] in the Indian Army thus proved only one point that but for the presence in large number of these soldiers during the 1947 and 1965 war with [[Pakistan
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  • ...Muzzafrabad and Kashmir areas got uprooted and resettled at various places in Jammu Province. ...r socio religious-cum-economic-educational activities of the Sikh minority in Jammu & Kashmir.
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  • [[File:Gurdwara .jpg|thumb|right|300px]][[Image:Chatipatshahij&k.jpg|thumb|200px|right|{{cs|Old Image}}]] ...ious castes and creeds live in a cordial atmosphere. The Sikh population in the district is about 15000.
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  • ...sible for the offerings of each Sangat (the [[Dasvand]]), which they made in token of their reverence to the Guru. The Sikhs' offering was used for lang ...ne life, but by doing this, he hoped that they could all be taught equally in the discipline of Sikhi.
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  • ...hat have not been updated in around 6 months or longer. This is being done in an effort to shorten the currently long page of bloggers and take out blogs ...ppening around me..Watch this space for Info on Gurmat Sangeet.'''.Shabads in ancient styles are up..''' Guru Ang Sang!
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  • ...n '''download''' the mp3 or video files and also read the [[Shabad]]s text in Original [[Gurmukhi]], Roman transliteration and English translation:</big> |[[Guru Nanak]]
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  • ...ication of computer technology in the use of the [[Punjabi language]] both in the [[Gurmukhi]] and Shahmukhi script. ...rom Thapar Institute of Engineering and Technology. Later he did his Ph.D. in Computer Science on Gurmukhi Optical Character Recognition (OCR) System fro
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  • <P>At forty he is in his prime, at fifty his feet halt, at sixty old age cometh on;<BR> At ninety he reclineth on his couch, and feeleth no strength whatever in himself.<BR>
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  • ...e Sikh Granth. I regard it a World-Scripture. This scripture was completed in 1604. After three (now nearing four) centuries, it still has a message for ...ment of the Siddhas was a vast social synthesis, so the religion contained in the Guru Granth was a vast spiritual synthesis.”3 Prof. Toynbee has, ther
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  • ...arly compilation of the Sikh scriptures by Guru Arjan, the fith Sikh Guru, in 1604. ...shared by those of the other four Takhats. The actual building is located in the Harimandir Sahib (Golden Temple) complex of Amritsar, facing the Harima
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  • ...ki, i.e., a short turban for men and women, as a must and one of the other K's, Kangha (comb) is not one of the five Do's." According to him, ...It is w ...ts) - the commitment of any one of which makes one an apostate and results in one's automatic excommunication from the fold of the Khalsa Brotherhood. Mo
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  • | 29 July 1920, Perowshah, [[Gujrat]], now in [[Pakistan]] ...ily at [[Perowshah]], District [[Gujrat]], now in [[Pakistan]]. He resides in Loton,Distt Ambala,Haryana.
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  • ...on of his hymns under his arm, with a jug(lota) for ablutions, thus he was in the guise of a hajji. ...ous three in which he traveled to headquarters and famous religious places in South India, East India and North India discussing and spreading path of Al
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  • ...e organisation has flourished since the 1980's and now has many other dera in India and overseas. ...y granth is placed at a central location and is the central point of focus in the darbar hall. The sangat cover their head and pay their respects to the
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  • ...iritual successors strongly attacked the system. The advent of [[Sikhism]] in the midst of caste rigidities and superstitions was truly a radical beginni ...on and permanent division of social status based on birth alone, as it did in India, that caste becomes a curse.
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