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Hi SikhiWiki User, Hari singh ji, Important Message for All Active SikhiWiki contributors:
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1	User message about "TO MOVE OR NOT TO MOVE ARTICLES"	Read message here	Discuss here	Hari Singh 12:06, 19 April 2008 (GMT)
2	On April 24, 2008, SikhiWiki reward presented to Sunny Singh from Belgium	Read message here	Discuss here	Hari Singh 06:58, 25 April 2008 (MDT)
3	Improvement to translation of SikhiWiki into other languages	Read message here	Discuss here	Sunnybondsinghjalwehra 16:16, 30 April 2008 (MDT)
Many thanks to you all for reading these messages and making SikhiWiki such a success story for Sikhism and the number one site for Sikhi information! Hari Singh 23:25, 30 April 2008 (MDT)

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SSA, Veerji, I was just reading a story on a Sikh activist who participated in a hate campaign with the BNP on a CD willingly or unwillingly I do not know. But as I was adding the name Rajinder Singh, a Midlands-based Sikh activist I got a page on Sant Rajinder Singh b. 1946. I doubt that this is the same person. Having so many people with the same last name can cause confusion. so i decided not to add the page.

I just thought that speaking out about those who incite divisivenus is as important as citing the good work of those who fight it.

I would have not heard of the BNP, the Ashes trophy, or a Sikh who is famed both for his athletism and his comic antics, except for your continued postings. Hearing that Sikhs do not take offence at people donning fake beards and turbans was a relief--I guess it all depends on 'where one is coming from'. As we say in the country, "are ye fer us or agin us".

Cricket knowledge here in the US is about as rare as that of Kabadi. My knowledge of both is via Bollywood. The Sikhs portrayed in both movies were noble charactors--Lagaan for the knowledge on cricket - i forget the movie's name for Kabadi. Just the other day Jarnail, aka user paapi, returned with a page on a new movie "Ocean of Pearls" about a Sikh who trims his kesh. Looking at the photos of the actors in Mubai only the director was in Turban. I thought wow how sad that a Keshdhari could never play the lead part, as by doing so he would be breaking (an oath?). Just a few days later someone here or on sikhnet wrote to complain about non Sikhs always getting the Sikh roles. Looks like things are changing, opening the topic up for conversation is, perhaps, the first step! regards Allenwalla 19:56, 20 June 2008 (UTC)