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Giani Thakur Singh (Patiala wale Damdami Taksal wale) is a well known Katha-char (one who | '''Giani Thakur Singh''' (Patiala wale Damdami Taksal wale) is a well known [[Katha]]-char (one who presents katha and lectures on Sikhism) and classical religious Punjabi artist. He is well known for his melodious [[kirtan]] and traditional [[katha]], such as the very popular ''Ithaas Paatshahi Dasvin (History of Tenth Guru)'', only one of the more than 30 albums this master [[Katha]]-char has produced. | ||
Giani ji is a very capable lecturer and has enlightened many sangats with his katha in [[Punjabi]] all over the world. | Giani ji is a very capable lecturer and has enlightened many sangats with his katha in [[Punjabi]] all over the world. A few, of the many sites, that have recordings of his kathas are listed below. | ||
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* [http://www.ikatha.com/index.php?q=f&f=%2FTraditional_Katha%2FGiani_Thakur_Singh_Jee Katha from iKatha.com] | * [http://www.ikatha.com/index.php?q=f&f=%2FTraditional_Katha%2FGiani_Thakur_Singh_Jee Katha from iKatha.com] | ||
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Giani Thakur Singh (Patiala wale Damdami Taksal wale) is a well known Katha-char (one who presents katha and lectures on Sikhism) and classical religious Punjabi artist. He is well known for his melodious kirtan and traditional katha, such as the very popular Ithaas Paatshahi Dasvin (History of Tenth Guru), only one of the more than 30 albums this master Katha-char has produced.
Giani ji is a very capable lecturer and has enlightened many sangats with his katha in Punjabi all over the world. A few, of the many sites, that have recordings of his kathas are listed below.
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