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  • ...The film is based on a novel by the same name - [[Sundri]] by the famous [[Punjabi]] writer, [[Bhai Vir Singh]] (1872-1957). This movie like the other two pre ...logian and a major figure in the movement for the revival and renewal of [[Punjabi]] literary tradition. His identification with all the important concerns of
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  • ...the end of 1930, he first worked on the editorial board of the Phuluari, a Punjabi monthly published from Lahore. One longlasting friendship he picked up ther ...tates Union). In 1950 he received the additional charge of Director of the Punjabi Department. His thesis on [[Ahmad Shah Durrani]] earned him the degree of D
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  • ...is including Dr. Jagir Singh, Chairperson of Department of Gurmat Sangeet, Punjabi University, Patiala, and his youngest brother, Dr. Gurnam Singh, etc. and o ==G==
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  • From the Punjabi book "Adarshak Singhnia" ...e of six, she had read many religious books like Punj Granthi. She studied Punjabi from a priest in a Gurdwara. Bhai Takhat Singh, a devoted selfless worker i
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  • ...cles are by G. S. Sidhu, G. S. Sivia, Kirpal Singh, Mohinder Singh Cheema, G. S. Mansukhani ...www.allaboutsikhs.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1532 Learn Punjabi Online]
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  • ...ionate vision" or "in His merciful periscope". Nadar comes from the Arabic/Punjabi "Nazar", ({{sdd|ਨਜ਼ਰ}}) which means "vision". The word "Nadar" is ...nism]], [[Buddhism]] and [[Sikhism]]. The term karam, as it is spelt in [[Punjabi]] and as it occurs in [[Sikh Scripture]], the [[Guru Granth Sahib]], has th
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  • ...it Then and Now – Woman – A Suggestion;Topi, Turban and Long Hair;Sikhi or Punjabi;Sikhi-Service or Sword?;Participation of Sikh Youth in Gurudwaras; Golak in == G ==
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  • ...an, also spelled Koh-i-noor, Koh-e Noor or Koh-i-Nur, is a 105 carat (21.6 g) diamond that was once the largest known diamond in the world. The Kŝh-i N ...th gunpowder. His attacks and looting are recalled to this day in the old Punjabi saying:-''Khada Pita lahe da, Rahnda Ahmed Shahe da.'' ( What we eat and dr
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  • '''GURMUKHI''' is the name of the script used in writing primarily [[Punjabi]] and, secondarily, Sindhi language. It is used in the [[Sikh]] scripture a ...tablish relationships of Gurmukhi with Devanagri (G.H. Ojha), Ardhanagari (G.B. Singh), Siddhamatrika (Pritam Singh), {{wiki|Sharada script}} or (Sharda
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  • ==G== ...itual, and emotional significance to Sikhs, called [[Harimandir Sahib]] in Punjabi. It was first conceived of by Guru Amar Das, although construction did not
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  • ...ove that could fast snowball into a full scale intra-community crisis, the G S Tohra-led Sarb Hind Akali Dal declared that the Namdhari sect followers a Renowned scholar of Sikhism and Vice-chancellor of Punjabi University Patiala, Jasbir Singh Ahluwalia, today said Namdharis cannot be
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  • ...able Trust. The film is setting new benchmarks for filmed entertainment in Punjabi language.}} ...eting my study in UK”''. These were the words of Jasvir Kaur, a [[Sikh]] [[Punjabi]] girl, who left for UK on a scholarship, provided by University of Wolverh
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  • ...ng all audio/video cassettes and CDs of Sikh Kirtan and Sikh themes to the Punjabi’s settled abroad. == G ==
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  • ...preme Court asked before issuing notice to the Centre and attorney general G E Vahanvati.}} ...n, the colorful Sikh quarterly from Delhi, asked me to trace the Sikh (and Punjabi) presence in Delhi...
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  • '''Anand Karaj''' (Punjabi: ਅਨੰਦ ਕਾਰਜ, anand kâraj) is the name given to the [[Sikh]] 1st Year: A G
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  • Persian (local name: Fĝrsī or Pĝrsī/[[Punjabi]]: ਫਾਰਸੀ) is an Indo-European language spoken in Iran, Afghanista raag thila(n)g mehalaa 1 ghar 1
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  • ...9 by the tenth Sikh master [[Guru Gobind Singh]]. Dastaar, is the native [[Punjabi]] word used to refer to this head dress. Even some Sikh women, who are not sool suraahee kha(n)jar piaalaa bi(n)g kasaaeeaaa(n) dhaa sehinaa ॥<br>
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  • ...s in Port Blair. The Gurdwara is in the Aberdeen Bazaar and caters to the Punjabi community of the {{w|Andaman and Nicobar Islands}}. ...Diwan Singh and Sebastian Pinto (an assistant to the doctor) collected A. G. Bird’s remains and gave him a decent Christian burial. The Japanese took
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  • ...vice, he recruited Purbias (soldiers of fortune from the Gangetic plains), Punjabi Muslims, Afghans and, later, Gurkhas as well. These troops were soon tested ...large scale. The Artillery's training and command and ordnance were under Punjabi generals, Ilahi Bakhsh and Lahina Singh Majithia, until the arrival of a Fr
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  • ...ript, but the shabads were written in many different languages including [[Punjabi]], [[Sanskrit]] and Persian. ...AR' - a heroic ballad e.g. Var Rankali of the third Guru or a long verse e.g. Jap Ji of Guru Nanak. The pauri is a long verse and may or may not have un
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