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{{Aowh|[[Europe remembers]]}} ...ntry or in Brussels, where they have [[Gurdwara]]s of their own? <big>'''[[Europe remembers|Continued...]]'''</big>

==Europe== | 70,000<ref>2004 Sikh Pop. of Italy [http://www.nriinternet.com/EUROPE/ITALY/2004/111604Gurdwara.htm]</ref>

==Europe==

[[Category: Gurdwaras in Europe]]

...r can reach 3,500. But those illegals aren't there to stay, but go to west-Europe. So still the 'active' Sikh population remains 2,794.

...ndia. It has a similar position in [[India]] to that of Latin and Greek in Europe, and is a central part of [[Hindu]]/Vedic traditions.

==Europe==

...THAA BY BHAI SEWA SINGH JEE TARMALA BROADCASTING LIVE ON SIKH CHANNEL UK & EUROPE SKY 840 TODAY (08/01/11) AT 2.30pm – 5.30pm.

...nown to me. The various Gurdwaras of Spain are listed under [[Gurdwaras in Europe]] section.

...t known. The various Gurdwaras in Scotland are listed under [[Gurdwaras in Europe]] section.

...a ‘dupatta’ and uses several Punjabi phrases despite leaving Jalandhar for Europe 32 years back. For 53-year old Balwinder Kaur, an ethnic Indian Member of t

With the outbreak of war in Europe, [[India]], the Crown Jewel of the British Empire, joined the Allies in bat ...Raj, rallied in enormous numbers for the King, Empire, and the defence of Europe.

...e the Cultural development of all gender members and the Sikh community in Europe by various medias (Radio, TV, Newspaper, Internet, and all other existing o

...bited by people of Aryan extraction. The western group settled in parts of Europe, Turkey and northwestern part of Iran, while the eastern group remained in

...at Aden on 25 May 1886. From Aden, Arur Singh accompanied the Maharaja to Europe.

* [[Gurdwaras in Europe]] * [[Europe remembers]]

...They are mostly found in Kangra, Punjab, Jammu, UP, Haryana, USA, UK and Europe.

*'''Nov 11''' [[Europe remembers|Europe honors Sikhs]]

...slowly starting to become popular with Punjabi audiences across the UK and Europe, following the success of Sanjha Panjab and Lok Virsa.

...ity, Judaism, and Islam, with Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs and Zoroastrians in Europe who have committed themselves to cooperating for conflict prevention, peace * For more details see their website at: [http://www.religionsforpeace.net/Europe/index.php religionsforpeace.net]