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  • ...66 he also held charge as principal of Shahid Sikh Missionary College at Amritsar. In 1966 he joined Punjabi University, Patiala, as head of the Departme
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  • ...ember of the National Committee on Women and the Advisory Committee of the Amritsar Municipal Corporation. In April 1978, Dr Rajinder Kaur was elected to the R
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  • ...nd Government College, Lahore before graduating in Law from University Law College, Lahore.
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  • ...The first manuscript of these pothis came to light when Khalsa College, Amritsar, acquired it. The manuscript was then edited and published (1962) in two v The colophon at the end of the Khalsa College manuscript states that the six pothls together comprised 575 gostis. The Po
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  • ...alsa College]], [[Amritsar]]. After sometimes he migrated to Sikh National College, Lahore. He did his B.A. from the same institution in 1936.
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  • ...e, Lahore, as a lecturer in chemistry, but shifted to Khalsa College, Amritsar, in April 1918. At the call of Mahatma Gandhi for non-cooperation with gov ...s coalition against the candidates of the Chief Khalsa Diwan, to which the college officially belonged, including its principal spokesman, Sir Sundar Singh Ma
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  • ...by Kesar Singh Chibbar, (published by the SIKH History Department, KHALSA College, Amrisar, 1962), that under the very pseudonym of 'Nanak', he composed and ...llege, Amritsar (MS. No. 427). The work has been recently published by the college.
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  • ...to administer them. At the time of GURU ka Bagh morcha, he was shifted to Amritsar. From 192`7SO he remained a member of the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Com ...sher Singh, Shiromani Gurdwara Prabandhak Committee da Punjab Sala Itihas. Amritsar, 1982
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  • ...with them at expounding the holy text at the daily morning service at the College Gurdwara. He also put his hand to preparing a fullscale commentary of the H ...proficiency in Braj Bhasha as well as in Sikh history. He then shifted to Amritsar, where he remained under the tutelage of Giani Jodh Singh and Giani Bakhshi
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  • ...9, to the daughter of Giani Parduman Singh of the noted Giani family of Amritsar did not affect his loyalty to the Lahore Dlwan. In 1892, he was elected ...and set up a book store, Punjab Book Depot. He was appointed editor of the Khalsa Gazelle, a weekly newspaper in Urdu, which started publication in 1885, but
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  • ...statement that Guru Gobind Singh had passed on the office of Guru to the Khalsa.
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  • ...and their parents during his time as principal of the Khalsa College at Amritsar in the early part of the twentieth century. By his helpfulness and natural ...d as inspector of schools, Jalandhar division. His association with Khalsa College lasted from 1915 to 1924.
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  • ...ference. Later, he Figured prominently in two new Sikh societies the Chief Khalsa Diwan and the Sikh Educational Conference. During the Jaito campaign, he le
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  • ...is schooling in Tarn Taran, Karm Singh got admission in F.A. at Amritsar's Khalsa School. However, he dropped the idea of the higher studies for the sake of ...e establishment of the Sikh History Research Department (SHRD) at [[Khalsa College]], though it came into being after his death.
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  • ...president of the Jalandhar Singh Sabha, always took the part of the Lahore Khalsa Diwan. Besides the patronage, encouragement and active assistance he gave t
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  • ...bi Harnam Kaur, daughter of Jivan Singh, editor of the Khalsa Sevak of Amritsar, who was herself a poet of repute and who appreciated and sustained her hus
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  • ...turning over matters of earthly conduct over to the Sikhs themselves or [[Khalsa panth]]. The Sikh [[Rehat Maryada]] is the product of collective Panthic w :Bhai Sahib Bhai Achhar Singh, Head Granthi, Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar;
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  • ...sarovar, a holy tank. A row of rooms to the north houses the Khalsa Girl's College. Another component of the complex is a hall raised on the spot where Sant P 1. Tara Singh, Sri Gur TirathSangrahi. Amritsar, n.d.
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  • ...ch mythology accrued to his name. Soon he became a legendary figure in the college. Many stories became current about his exceptional diligence, his spontanei ...hi, Khalsa College, Bombay, Guru Gobind Singh College, Palna, and National College, Sirsa. He was Reader in English at Kurukshetra University from 1962 to 196
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  • ..., Rawealpindi.He graduated from Khalsa College, Amritsar. He captained his college Hockey and Football teams and was known as a 'Pathar' (rocklike). ...d position had no allurement for him at any time and his dedication to the Khalsa Panth was unconditional.He was basically a religious man but circumstances
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  • ==Gurdwara Bir Baba Buddha, Dist. Amritsar== Baba Buddha used to live here in the jungle outside Amritsar. Being without a child for many years Guru Arjan Dev's wife Ganga Devi beca
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  • ...m 1977 to 1984. He was martyred on 6th June 1984 at [[Harmandir Sahib]] ([[Amritsar]]) during the attack by the [[Indian]] army known as [[Operation Bluestar]] ...Samparda Jatha. He had passed his M.A. in Punjabi from Khalsa College at [[Amritsar]]. After this he began research work for his Ph.D. thesis.
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  • ...matriculation from Lahore. For higher education he joined Khalsa College, Amritsar and passed F.A. in 1918. Afterwards, he joined education core in the army a
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  • ...Sikh missionary who rose to be the Jathedar (leader) of Sri Akal Takhat, Amritsar, was the son of Bhai Ran Singh and Mai Atam Kaur, born on 6 June 1905 at Ch After graduating from Khalsa High School, Lyallpur (where Master Tara Singh, later a leading figure in S
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  • ...into the Harimandar, the sanctum sanctorum, at the time of his visit to Amritsar in 1664. ...Hariji. These three parts were published in two volumes by Khalsa College, Amritsar, in 1963. The Pothi Hariji portion comprising 62 goshtis or discourses is c
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  • ...colleges, 4 B.Sc MLT colleges and 1 Hotel Management & Catering Technology College, and 302 Learning centers under distance education programme. It has taken ...echnologies. IN PUNJAB DISTT PATIALA DIVISION THE TOP INSTITUTE IS RAJPURA COLLEGE OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY(K.Y COMPUTERS) THE COURSES OFFERED AT THIS INSTIT
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  • ...ing extreme left in picture and presenting annual report of Khalsa College Amritsar in 1939]] ...for his professional commitment.He retired as Principal of Khalsa College, Amritsar, at the age of 70. He became the founding President of the Punjabi Sahit Ak
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  • ...onal music, kirtan and tours around the world for the Kirtan. She lives in Amritsar, Punjab. She completed her MA in Gurmat Sangeet and got the Gold Medal. After Ss from Gurdaspur, Kamal attended BBKDAV College, Amritsar, receiving a bachelors degree in Music. She then attended Punjabi Universit
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  • ...showing Baba Nanak and Sajjan event. He is recognized by SGPC, Missionary College and Sikh people for his work and dedication toward Sikh Community and to po ...2009, He made movie "Virse De Waris Nu", was released by [[Sikh Missionary College]], Ludhiana .
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  • ...ches of Khalsa Baradalri were opened at several places in the districts of Amritsar, Lahore, Sialkot and Sheikhupura. Bhai Mahitab Singh also launched a weekly ...which was attended hy some professors of the Khalsa College. Elixir of the Khalsa was administered to a large number of Mazhabi and Ramadasia Sikhs. At the e
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  • [[Image:Khalsa College.jpeg|thumb|350px|right|Khalsa College, Amritsar]] ...iversity campus, with which Khalsa College is academically affiliated. The college's foundation stone was laid in 1892, it has since become one of the eminen
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  • '''Sardar Bhupinder Singh Holland''' was born in Amritsar, the city founded by Guru Ram Das Sahib. ...-1968, he was declared the best football player. He was honoured by Khalsa College in 2008.
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  • ...ducation, he was appointed a member of the senate of the Panjab University College, Lahore, in 1870. Already in 1869 he had been elected a member of AnjumaniP ...ty and also served on the Committee of Management of the Aitchison Chiefs' College, Lahore. In recognition of his literary and political services he was award
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  • ...ary education in his village, he was admitted to Khalsa Collegiate School, Amritsar, but owing to his father`s death in 1907, he left off without taking the ma ...y in the Punjab and Uttar Pradesh. In 1933-38 he taught at Gurmat Updeshak College, Damdama Sahib, Talvandi Sabo in Bhatinda district, also known as Guru Kash
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  • ...graduation, Singh began his teaching career as a Lecturer at Sikh National College, Lahore. With the advent of the Indian struggle for freedom, he aligned him Jagjit Singh held a B.S. in Chemistry from Khalsa College, Amritsar and a M.S. in Chemistry from Panjab University, Lahore. He co-founded the I
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  • ...tion on behalf of the Khalsa College Governing Council. Working for the Khalsa Diwan Nabha, he attracted the attention of MaharajaHira Singh (18431911
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  • ...Basant Kaur, an agriculturist couple of Sarai Amanat Khan village, in Amritsar district. He was only about two and a half years old when his father went a ...one of the few students at that school who was from the Majha districts of Amritsar and Lahore, he started using the surname 'Majhail' (of or from Majha), whic
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  • ...d Keso Rdi Pothi, Abhai Pad Pothi, and Prem Pad Pothi. In 1961, the Khalsa College acquired a second and much smaller Miharban manuscript which provided a tex ..., Amritsar, under the title, Janam Sdkhis Sri Guru Nanak Dev/i (2 volumes, Amritsar, 1962 and 1969).
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  • ...es. He was a member of the 9mcmbcr provisional committee appointed by the Amritsar deputy commissioner for the management of the Gurdwaras. The Sikhs forme ...e Shiromani Akali Dal were outlawed by government. Three Professors of the Khalsa CollegeBawa Harkishan Singh, Professor Teja Singh and Professor Nirarijan S
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  • ...the educational work of the Central Majha Diwan and helped set up several Khalsa schools for Boys and Girls. ...ar a turban. He was released from jail in December 1919, on the eve of the Amritsar session of the Indian national congress, which he attended. He joined the A
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  • ...preserved at Punjab State Archives, Patiala, and at Khalsa College, Amritsar. The manuscript (No. M/ 800) entitled Twari'kh-i-Ahwal-i-Sikkhan at the Pu
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  • ...ngh (1872-1957). The latter published it with a Punjabi translation in the Khalsa Samachar of 16 July 1942 in an essay entitled Uchch da Pir. Sirdar Kapur Si
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  • ...sity Library, Lahore, Sikh Historical Research Department, Khalsa College, Amritsar and the Dr. Ganda Singh Collection at Punjabi University, Patiala (25 pages
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  • ...overnment job for a year and in 1923 he became the clerk of khalsa college amritsar. He use to pay obeisance to harimandir sahib. He got married after this and In 1925 after leaving the job of khalsa college he went to Lahore, there he took a house at madho ram da ahata in purani an
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  • ...Pipli Sahib, Amritsar Sahib.jpg|thumb|428x428px|Gurudwara Sri Pipli Sahib, Amritsar Sahib]] ...aces. In this spiritual quest the sangat from Kabul was also on its way to Amritsar. On the last day of their journey they were determined to reach the holy pr
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  • Giani Partap Singh Jathedar Sri Akal Takht Amritsar ...e of the Singh Sabah movement and joined the Khalsa Upadeshak (Missionary) College, Gujranwala, from where he passed in 1922, the Giani examination of the Pun
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  • ...eserved in the Sikh Historical Research Department of Khalsa College, Amritsar, forms part of a single work divided into three parts, Sachkhand Pothi b
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  • The initiative came from the Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Amritsar. At its 23rd annual session, on 26January 1896, it made a formal resolution ...icially appointed manager of the Golden Temple, and Master Narain Singh of Khalsa High School, Gujranwala, endorsed Sardar Sundar Singh's proposal. An 11 mem
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  • ...harge of the Khalsa high School. But the arrangement did not work, and the Khalsa High School committee decided on 15 December 1903 to neglect the interests ...the School, renamed Khalsa Updeshak School ate Yatimkhana (orphanage). The Khalsa Dharamsala thus became a home for the destitute children, managed by Jagat
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  • ...notably scholar and martyr [[Bhai Mani Singh]]. For many years he lived at Amritsar and also attended upon Mata Sundari, widow of Guru Gobind Singh, in Delhi. ...ry at [[Amritsar]]; there was as well one in the Sikh Reference Library at Amritsar until it perished in the Army attack on the Golden Temple complex in 1984.
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  • ...nmentaided schools. The Sabha lapsed upon the establishment in 1886 of the Khalsa Diwan Lahore whose educational branch under Lala Bihari Lal assumed its dut
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  • ...Sir Jadunath Sarkar's Library, Calcutta ; the libraries of Khalsa College, Amritsar; Muslim University, Aligarh and in the Department of Punjab Historical St ...h's camp had been attacked by the Sikhs at Sarai Nurdin between Lahore and Amritsar.
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  • ...n of India in 1947 the Federation shifted from Lahore and made its home in Amritsar. ...ndon. The association started publishing in 1905 a quarterly journal named Khalsa Youngmen's Magazine It also sponsored tracts on religious and social topics
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  • ...into the Khalsa fold. He actively participated in the activites of the Khalsa Diwan, Lahore, and enjoyed the respect of Sikh aristocracy as well as of ...he Gurdwara Reform movement launched in 1920. Giani Thakar Singh opened in Amritsar an institution for the training of preachers and scripturereaders which he
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  • ...urn, Babu Teja Singh issued a public notice signifying that a divan of the Khalsa would be convened in the village of Bakapur on 13/14 June 1903. The letter ...as then a student of the final B.A. class, Tara Singh, who had just joined college and who later became famous as a political leader of the Sikhs, and Man Sin
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  • ...ana district of die Punjab. He was an undergraduate at Khalsa College, Amritsar, when he gave up his studies to go to China. He was employed as a sanitary As he reached Amritsar on 30 December 1924 after his release from the Mianvalijail, Doctor Thakar
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  • The '''Government College''' on [[Kotkapura]] road is the prominent college of the area. The other schools and colleges are: # Mai Bhago Ayurvedic Medical College
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  • ...tish in the Jallianvala Bagh (13 April 1919). For this he had to leave the College. He joined the Akali Dal and took part in the agitation for the liberatio 2. Warsola, Swaran Singh, Visphot ton Pehlan. Amritsar, 1978
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  • ...Punjab were striking hard and zealously working to cut the numbers of the Khalsa. ...s who followed him, is no longer the sustaining power it was. Even the few Khalsa students who come forth from the recognized colleges of the Punjab exhibit
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  • ...ituated on Chaabal - Amritsar road near village Jhabal Kalan in district [[Amritsar]] [[Punjab]] [[India]]. Baba Buddha ji spent much of his life here. [[Guru ...situated in the revenue limits of the village of Thatta, 20 km south of [[Amritsar]]. The shrine honours and commemorates [[Baba Buddha]] (1506 - 1631), the
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  • ...atna, and in the Sikh History Research Department at Khalsa College, Amritsar (No. 1283); The manuscript consisting of 354 pages of 16 lines each is by T 1. Kirpal Singh, A Catalogue of Persian and Sanskrit Manuscripts. Amritsar, 1962
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  • Guru Nanak Dev University was established at Amritsar on November 24,1969 to mark the 500th birth anniversary of Sri Guru Nanak D ...ancement. Making its humble beginning in an annexe of the adjoining Khalsa College, the University today boasts of 37 academic departments, two regional centr
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  • ...shed himself as a sportsman and excelled in hockey. He was a member of the college Hockey XI. From the University he went to the family's farms and orchards i
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  • ...ahiguru ji ka khalsa, vahiguru ji ki fateh]], and made regular visits to [[Amritsar]] to bathe in the sacred pool ([[Sarovar]]). Gradually, his wife was also c ...hes of Sikhs converged on Bakapur from many places including [[Lahore]], [[Amritsar]], Gujranwala, Katani, Narangval and [[Ludhiana]].
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  • ...he Khalsa Printing Press at Lahore, supported the Khalsa College at Amritsar and promoted the reformist (Anand) form of Sikh marriage.
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  • ...aharani Jind Kaur]] moved from the Punjab, degradation and the fading of [[Khalsa]] values soon ensued. Soon the Sikh [[Rehit Maryada]] was becoming diluted #Re-establishment of the Khalsa codes of conduct and lifestyle, as taught by the Sikh Gurus
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  • ...t resigned three years later to undergo overseer's training at Engineering College, Roorkee, and was after completing the course appointed a suboverseer at S ...won wide recognition and, when the Chief Khalsa Diwan was established at Amritsar in 1902, he had the honour of saying the inaugural ardas or prayer.
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  • The work is in the collection of Khalsa College, Amritsar, under the number of MS. No. 2300E. Although none of the sakhis describes the Creation of the Khalsa in 1699 (in any form) the very first episode, after giving "a brief sample
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  • ...United Provinces. His ancestors belonged to the village of Rasulpur in Amritsar district of the Punjab. In old family records he was usually referred to a ...st'', becoming the editor. In the thirties he launched his monthly, ''The Khalsa Review''. His ''The Persian Mystics'' is a rendering into English of the sa
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  • ...the Sutlej. The work, completed in 1855, was published by KHALSA College, Amritsar, in 1965. The author served under the LAHORE Darbar as a revenue official (
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  • ...from a local high school in 1903, he graduated from [[Khalsa College]], [[Amritsar]], in 1907 and obtained his law degree from the [[Panjab University]], [[La
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  • ...in the Rupar district of Punjab. He was educated at the Khalsa College in Amritsar, and began working in his father's firm in the steel industry. He rose to t After his education at Ambala and Khalsa College, Amritsar, he joined his father`s firm as a director. Returning to the Punjab during
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  • 1788 Agreement reached between the Dal Khalsa and Maharaja Vijay Singh of Jodhpur. ...itish Government Several hundred people had assembled at Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar to participate in this protest. Brigadier General Dwyer was sent to dispers
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  • But the Bibliography assumed Its present form at the Khalsa College, Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Amritsar. But for his and Master Sujan
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  • ...is very proud that his son has given Shaheedi to protect the honour of the Khalsa Panth and against the disrespect shown to Guru Sahib. ...hionable clothes. A little while after taking Amrit he started wearing the Khalsa Bana with Damala and blue Chola. He had a glowing face, a special shine in
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  • ...to built first Gurdwara in Vancouver B.C., Canada under the management of Khalsa Dewan Vancouver. ...ed to build Khalsa High School at Pur Heeran, Dist. Hoshiarpur through the Khalsa Educational Society.
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  • ...Pakistan), he received his Master's degree in English from Khalsa College, Amritsar in 1940. He joined the army in 1942, serving as a Liaison Officer during th
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  • ...pecial gatherings to administer to the seekers the initiatory rites of the Khalsa. To this end, he travelled extensively in the Punjab, especially in the ...gh Bahadur school at the village of Rode, near Moga, since upgraded into a college affiliated to Parijab University, Chandigarh.
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  • ...e formal commencement of the tercentenary celebrations of the birth of the Khalsa being organised by the Anandpur Sahib Foundation. ...stan after the 1965 Indo-Pak war, part of the tercentenary celebrations of Khalsa Panth crossed the Wagah border into Pakistan today. The land route was clos
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  • ...ersian. While still a small boy, he received the initiatory rites of the [[Khalsa]] at the hands of [[Baba Khem Singh Bedi]], taking the name, Teja Singh. ...ng his matriculation examination, he was enrolled at the [[Khalsa College, Amritsar]].
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  • The Khĝlsĝ College Committee, Amritsar, requested Sant Atar Siṅgh to represent it at the Delhi Darbĝr in 1911. ...to participate in the ceremonies for laying the foundation of the Sanskrit College.
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  • [[Image:Gurukirn kaur khalsa.jpg|thumb|300px|right|{{cs|'''Gurukirn Kaur Khalsa'''}}]] Gurukirn Kaur Khalsa was born in 1951 as Joan Paulus in an educated Episcopalian family in Redla
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  • ...ja Ranjit Singh, there were several attempts to raise the old glory of the Khalsa. Several movements to reform the Sikhism were started. First one being Nira Situation after the fall of Sarkar Khalsa was were such that to quote Sardar Harbans Singh in Heritage of the Sikhs h
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  • Gurukirn Kaur Khalsa was born in 1951 as Joan Paulus in an educated Episcopalian family in Redla She started college at Pomona College in Claremont, California in 1969. As this was during the height of the coun
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  • ...y of the rest of the world. The struggle, started by Baba Jarnail Singh Ji Khalsa Bhindranwale against the oppressive Hindu government contains the accounts ...all, Amritsar and for his college education, he enrolled at Khalsa College Amritsar.
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  • Published in Panjabi as the, ''Janam Sakhi Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji'' (Amritsar, 1974) And in an English translation by W.H. McLeod as the, ''B40 Janam-Sakhi'' (Amritsar, 1979).
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  • ...Sohan Lal Training College. She earned an MA in Philosophy from Government College, Lahore. This was done as a resident student, since her parents never lived ...her examinations was out, she was teaching at Victoria Girls Intermediate College, which she officially joined on December 16, 1946.
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  • ...ji as [[Granthi]] (head Priest) of Sri [[Darbar Sahib]]—the Golden Temple AMRITSAR. This Gurdwara is located behind Maulana Azad Medical College, near Turkman Gate Delhi.
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  • ...ector General. In 1933, he was appointed the Chancellor of Khalsa College, Amritsar, and he held this position for a number of years. Seconded in 1935 to a cra ...he outbreak of World War II in 1939, Maharaja Yadavinder Singh founded the Khalsa Defence of India League. Sikh enlistment to the army was accelerated by the
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  • ...can add your name to this page if you are one of those who have joined the Khalsa, or know someone who has. Please only those who have changed their religion ...came the Sanskrit teacher of [[Guru Gobind Singh]] and eventually became a Khalsa and died as [[Kirpa Singh Dutt|Shaheed Kirpa Singh]] fighting with his Guru
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  • ...k. Sant Dalip Singh died in 1948. Apart from the dera he founded, a KHALSA College at Dumeli commemorates his name</small>.</big>
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  • ...tions "Supreme Scriptures, Sri Guru Granth Sahib" and "Paramount Religion, Khalsa Panth" (both originally written in [[Hindi]]; subsequently translated into ...stened Swami Ram Tirath by Swami Narayan Tirath, an ex-Principal of Queens College at Calcutta, who initiated him into sannyasi order in 1937.
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  • ...]]. Giani Ji was a famous writer, he wrote nearly 71 books on Sikh theory. Khalsa Akhbar is the famous book for his writing. His writing ''Dayanand naal mera ...lsa Diwan parallel to the one at Amritsar, floated a weekly newspaper, the Khalsa Akhbar. Though its first editor was Giam Jhanda Singh Faridkoti, the princi
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  • ...available at the University of the Panjab ([[Lahore]]), Khalsa College ([[Amritsar]]) and in the Punjab Historical Studies Department of Punjabi University ([ * 1. Kirpal Singh, ed., A Catalogue of Persian and Sanskrit Manuscripts. Amritsar, 1962
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  • ...hakk which, later, came to be known as Ram Das Pur and now it is famous as Amritsar. Guru Arjan Sahib developed Guru Da Chakk into a major city and also founde ...nterference and disturbances. The Sikhs had experienced Mughal invasion at Amritsar and Kartarpur in 1634 and 1635. Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib too had participate
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  • ...r Committee (Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee, Amritsar) * Bhai Sahib Bhai Achhar Singh, Head Granthi, Sri Darbar Sahib, Amritsar;
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  • ...ds in the new Bar Chenab colony. In memoriam of their ancestral village in Amritsar, the colonists named their new settlement in Sheikhupura also as Bohoru (Ch ...ained B. A. (Honors) from Khalsa College Amritsar and B.T. from Government College Lahore. Lyallpuri was invited for personal interview for the position of Te
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  • ...ds in the new Bar Chenab colony. In memoriam of their ancestral village in Amritsar, the colonists named their new settlement in Sheikhupura also as Bohoru (Ch ...ained B. A. (Honors) from Khalsa College Amritsar and B.T. from Government College Lahore. Lyallpuri was invited for personal interview for the position of Te
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  • ...t provoked much interest in the Punjab and, in 1883, a group of Sikhs from Amritsar petitioned the LieutenantGovernor of the Punjab, Charles Aitchison, to have ...script was discovered in the town of Hafizabad by Gumukh Singh of Oriental College, Lahore. Gurmukh Singh loaned his find to Macauliffe who, having divided it
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  • ...llege, Amritsar]], before moving to England where he attended [[University College London]] as an undergraduate and later [[Cambridge University]], graduating
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