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• Khatri/Arora sikh surname
  Khatri/Arora Sikh Subcaste''' '''''Arora Surnames''''': Ahuja, Alreja, Arya, Aneja, Asija, Babbar, Bajaj, Balana, Ba
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• Suneja
  Suneja ਸੁਨੇਜਾ [[Arora and Khatri]] Gotra in Punjab, (Sikh Arora/Sikh Khatri) [[Category:Sikh]]
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• Arora
  == Arora Clans == [[category:Sikh Sects]]
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• Sikh Social Groups
  ...y of the Indian subcontinent comprises many diverse sets of peoples as the Sikh Gurus preached for ethnic and social harmony. These include different ethni * [[Arora]]
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• Narain Singh
  '''NARAIN SINGH''', a welltodo Arora Sikh businessman of the village of Bahirampura, near Dinanagar, in Gurdaspur di
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• Sanwal Shahis
  ...aid that there was a disciple of [[Guru Ram Das]] name Sanwal Shah who was arora [[Khatri]]. His father supplied funds to [[Guru Ram Das]] for the building [[category:Sikh Sects]]
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• Dera Morala Sahib
  ...ol of the Arora Sikhs. But in 1908 [[Sant Prem Singh]], a prominent Lubana Sikh was nominated as head of this establishment by Baba Bishan Singh. Under the
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• Avtar Singh Makkar
  ...nior vice president of the SGPC. The SGPC manages hundreds of gurudwaras - Sikh religious shrines - spread across Punjab and has an annual budget of over R ...t Media still using Makkar as his surname. Makkar is also a traitor to the Sikh panth.
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• Khatri/Arora sikh surname
  Khatri/Arora Sikh Subcaste''' '''''Arora Surnames''''': Ahuja, Alreja, Arya, Aneja, Asija, Babbar, Bajaj, Balana, Ba
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• Baba Balak Singh
  ...ment, was born in 1841 Bk/AD 1785 to Dial Singh and Mata Bhag Bhari, in an Arora family of village Chhoi in Attock district, in Rawalpindi division, now in ...nd letters made him well aware of the rot that was, at the time, corroding Sikh society. He took upon himself to lead a campaign against the evil and corru
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• Ragi Sundar Singh
  ...still greater repute in his time. He further honed his style under a noted Sikh musician, Uttam Singh. On 10 September 1932, he was appointed ragI at the H He ranked among the leading Sikh musicians of his day and was invited to perform Kirtan from distant parts.
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• Maharaja Bahadur Kaura Mall
  ...(D. 1752). In the eighteenth-century Punjab, was the son of Valhi Ram, an Arora of the Chuggh clan, originally from a village near Shorkot in Jhang distric Mufti Ali ud-Din in his writing 'Ibrat Namah', refers to him as "Kaura Mall Arora Qanungo Multani." It appears that he, like his father and grandfather, was
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• Sahijdhari
  ...with the NANAK-PANTHI or followers of Guru' Nanak. Recent movements in the Sikh fold have tended to "raise the status of the Kesdhari Sikhs, so much so tha ...sahajdharis. There are several instances in which the wife of a Sahijdhari Sikh vows to make her first son a Kesadhari. The younger sons remain sahijdharis
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• Salman Khan’s no smoking rule
  ...munity that he was not smoking when he had his turban on for the role of a Sikh'''.”'' ...espect for the religion, he will refrain from smoking while dressed in the Sikh attire.
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• Jagjit Singh Aurora
  '''Lt-Gen Jagjit Singh Aurora''' (or Arora) ([[Punjabi]]: ਜਨਰਲ ਜਗਜੀਤ ਸਿੰਘ ਅਰੋੜਾ) ( Jagjit Singh Aurora was born into a Sikh family, he was the son of an engineer in Jhelum. After his graduation from
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• Gurdwara Rakab Ganj Sahib
  ...ss of the masses and to focus the minds of the nation's elite, the ninth [[Sikh Guru]] volunteered to lay down his life so that the atrocities of the cruel ...nd his son, Bhai Naghaiya rescued the headless body of the revered ninth [[Sikh Guru]] from [[Chandni Chowk]], [[Delhi]] after the execution of the Guru.
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• Devender Singh
  ...pular culture. He has produced hundreds of painting many relating to the [[Sikh Gurus]] and their history. ...many awards and honours. At present his paintings adorn the walls of many Sikh [[Gurdwara]]s (temples) and museums across India and also abroad. In 1999 B
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• Kshatriya
  In the Sikh concept Kshatriya (Pronounced:-Hindi-क्षत्रिय, Punjabi-ਛ� * [[Sikh Rajputs|Sikh Rajput]]
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• Kaura Mall
  ...n the eighteenth century [[Punjab]], was the son of Valid Ram, an [[Khatri|Arora]] of the Chuggh clan, originally from a village near Shorkot in Jhang distr Mufti "All udDin, 'Ibrat Namah, refers to him as "Kaura Mall Arora Qanungo Multani." It appears that he, like his father and grandfather, was
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• Gurdwara Nanakshashi, Sylhet, Bangladesh
  In January 1972, a Sikh delegation headed by General [[Jagjit Singh Arora]] called on the then Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rehman wh ...liberation of Bangladesh the management of Gurdwara Nanakshsahi and other Sikh shrines in Bangladesh, was handed over to Bangladesh Gurdwara Management Bo
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• Banga Surname
  3. ''Banga [[Khatri/Arora sikh surname|Aroras-Khatri]]'s'' — Banga's of the Khatri are of Similar Roots
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• Punjabi
  ...e {{wiki|Landa Script}} and standardized by [[Guru Angad Dev]] (the second Sikh Guru) in the [[16th century]]. This script was designed to write the Punjab ...used to send their oldest son to become a Sikh this was mostly seen in the Arora(Khatris) communities and is still practiced today. In fact, Punjabi Hindus
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• Important Sikhs
  Also see [[Sikh]] ...i for nearly five decades. He had a brilliant knowledge of Gurbani and the Sikh History. He was a well-travelled missionary and had preached in all corners
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• Hira Singh Sandhu
  ...e district, reached the small town of Bahrwal which had been founded by an Arora Khatri, named Bahr. The Guru was not received with due hospitality. So he p ...born in 1706. He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731, and he joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748. In the course of a few days time about two
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• Jaatpaat
  '''Jaatpaat''' or '''[[Jatt|Jaatwaad]]''' is an anti-Sikh philosophy of some who have been born into communities that even today con ...c, this is wrong, Clan names, should not be used, as said in a Katha, by a Sikh from Ludhiana. Having pride or Ahankar, in ones Clan name, Caste, or Tribe,
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• Hari Singh Nakkai
  ...e district, reached the small town of Bahrwal which had been founded by an Arora Khatri, named Bahr. The Guru was not received with due hospitality. So he p ...6 (BK. 1763). He was initiated into the Khalsa in 1731,3 and he joined the Sikh movement in the Punjab in 1748. In the course of a few days time about two
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• Guru Nanak In Bangladesh
  The great Guru Nanak (1469-1539), the founder of Sikh religion, visited Dhaka (capital of Bangladesh) and stayed here for sometim Gurdwara Nanakshashi is a Sikh rendezvous in the heart of Dhaka University at Neelkhet Road. In 1469, Guru
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• Hinduism in Punjab
  ...n, Sri Chand and was regarded by Guru Nanak as being incompatible with the Sikh religion since it reflected Hindu beliefs. The Khalsa represent Sikhism tod ...cludes veneration of the Sikh Gurus in private practice, but also visit to Sikh Gurdwaras as well as Hindu temples .
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• Kitchen that feeds 100,000 daily
  ...f [[langar]] was initiated centuries ago by [[Guru Nanak]], the founder of Sikh religion. Sunday, November 17, 2013 was his 545th birth anniversary. ...and everybody gets a hot meal regardless of caste, creed and religion. All Sikh Gurudwaras (places of worship) have [[Langar]], but the one at [[Golden Tem
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• Anti-Sikh riots in Bidar
  '''Anti-Sikh riots in Bidar''' link: http://www.jstor.org/pss/4393984 ...of other Sikhs (students and non-students) injured and the destruction of Sikh property, conservatively estimated to be ''Rs 50 Lakhs''.
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• Banga Saini's
  ...entity to avoid persecution. Due to this reason Saini's and Mahton's aka [[Sikh Rajputs]] gradually cut adrift from Rajputs on hills and adopted farming id ==Canadian Sikh Legacy Personalities==
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• Haryana Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee
  ...entatives of the Sikhs concerned primarily with the management of sacred [[Sikh]] shrines of [[Haryana]] and to spread sikhi in Haryana. The SGPC manages 7 ...ana Congress president; Atam Prakash Manchanda, BJP state president; Ashok Arora, Indian National Lok Dal (INLD) president; Kuldeep Bishnoi, president of th
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• Modern Sikh Girls
  ...the [[Sri Guru Granth Sahib]] in [[Raag Asa]] Mehal 1, page 473. So for [[Sikh]]s from that period, there has been compulsion to treat women as equals and A Sikh is someone who:
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• Naming in Sikh religion
  ...ed years. More and more non-Sikhs around the world want to learn about the Sikh culture, religion and traditions, including the naming pattern. ...fference does not imply inequality. Women and men are different but equal. Sikh Gurus considered both women and men to be unique. They always respected the
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• Caste System
  ...ly negated the humanitarian and egalitarian principles, fundamental to the Sikh creed. [[Guru Nanak]], founder of [[Sikhism]], and his nine spiritual succe The process of the creation of a sovereign, autonomous society, the Sikh Panth, had started in the day of Guru Nanak himself. He had begun his caree
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• Sikhism and Dera Sacha Sauda
  ...ife to confuse and mislead the masses. Why choose the name of an important Sikh historical shrine and a story straight from the [[Janamsakhis]] to give a n ...unjab towns and in Rajasthan between the followers of Dera Sacha Sauda and Sikh organisations over a controversial advertisement featuring sect head Baba G
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• General Labh Singh
  ...Julio Francis Ribeiro]] and helped them to finance campaign for a separate Sikh state of [[Khalistan]]<ref name="pqasb.pqarchiver.com"/><ref>http://www.hig ...r%20Singh%20s%20new%20work%20engages%20with%201984%20Catastrophe.htm World Sikh News]</ref>
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• Sikh Light Infantry
  ...raditions of the Mazhabi Sikh Pioneers on its merging with a few Ramdasia sikh companies in 1941. ...est of Burma was essentially an Indian Army campaign. It was here that the Sikh Light Infantry tasted blood and earned their first battle honors.
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• Khatri
  ...yana, Delhi and Uttar Pradesh. While most Khatris are Hindu, some are also Sikh, some Muslim and even a small minority are Jain. Khatris of all these faith The Arora (Ahuja, Aneja, Khurana, Chawla, Juneja), Sood, Bhatia and Lohana are distin
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• Fall of Mirpur
  ...). Out of a total population of 25000 about 18000 were killed (primarily [[Sikh]]s) and about 3500 were wounded by the raiders. ...gain the Jats were the largest ethnic group making up 4,951 out of a total sikh population of 9,432.
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• Jatehdaar Baba Bir Singh Rangreta
  ...ch had been started by the hands of Guru Gobind Singh Ji himself, no other sikh misls were started by Guru Gobind Singh Ji. These facts were collected by G # '''Pritam Singh M.A retrd ( Dalit sikh panth de rakhae )'''
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• Namdharis/Kookas
  ...eh''' '''The sect was founded in 1857, eight years after the demise of the Sikh Kingdom of Punjab, Between 1867-1881, the Kuka Sect won a large number of c ''' This Small minority sect included, majority of them were, Ramgarhia, Arora, and Jatts etc. and also included many Hindus'''. '''Their main center was
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• Structure of Harmandar Sahib
  ...ib]]''' is the most popular of all Sikh shrines. Sikh places of worship or Sikh shrines are called [[Gurdwara]]s. The Sri Harmandar Sahib is located in [[A ...nd sargun (the spiritual and temporal realms of human existence) for the [[Sikh]]s.
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• Nanak Shah Fakir film
  ...wing stars Arif Zakaria, Puneet Sikka, Adil Hussain, Shraddha Kaul, Anurag Arora, Narendra Jha and Govind Pandey. ...ory of the founder of [[Sikhism]], [[Guru Nanak]], the first Guru of the [[Sikh]]s. It briefly covers his birth and early years, but focuses more on the jo
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• Bhai Vir Singh
  ...as so complete that he came to be canonized as Bhai, the Brother of the [[Sikh]] Order, very early in his career. For his pioneering work in its several ...sons. The family traces its ancestry back to Diwan [[Kaura Mall|Kaura Mall Arora]] (d. 1752), who rose to the position of vice-governor of Multan, under Naw
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• Jassa Singh Ramgarhia
  ...ndia/Pakistan which is a Muslim tribe. For more information see http://www.sikh-heritage.co.uk/postgurus/ramgarhia2/ram%20Jassa%20Singh.htm --------> ...the death of [[Banda Singh Bahadur]] in [[1716]] to the founding of the [[Sikh Empire]] in [[1801]]. The period is also sometimes described as the [[Misl|
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• Gurdwara Nanak Shahi, Dhaka
  ...ached to United Nations Organisation and similar agencies and employees of Sikh contractors, who holy contracts in Bangladesh. They all assemble here on Fr ...an is conducted every Friday, where devotees professing different faiths - Sikh, Hindu and Muslims and others, recite Gurbani Shabads in praise of God, the
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• Guru Arjan
  #Compiled and collated the Hymns of the previous Sikh Gurus as the foundation of the [[Guru Granth Sahib]]. #Installed for the first time the holy Sikh Book, which at that time was called the [[Adi Granth]], a major achievement
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• Mohyal
  ...once popular in Mohyal families of bringing up the eldest male child as a Sikh. A small percentage are [[Muslims]]. As an ethnic group, Mohyals have a long military tradition. During Mughal and Sikh rule, Mohyals were bestowed hereditary courtesy titles as for bravery and l
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• Guru Granth Sahib: Unique and universal message
  .... Hence said Prof. T.L. Vaswani in 1922, “It is a wonderful scripture, the Sikh Granth. I regard it a World-Scripture. This scripture was completed in 1604 ...book that has meant, and means so much to such a notable community as the Sikh Khalsa, deserves close study from the rest of the world.4
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• Gurpreet Singh Lehal
  ...uropean Conference on Multilingual Communication Technologies, Pune, R. K. Arora, M. Kulkarni and H. Darbari (Editors), Tata McGraw-Hill, pp. 32-38, (2002) ...: Workshop on Punjabi teaching materials for internet use, The Center for Sikh and Punjab Studies, University of California, Santa Barbara, USA.
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• Amritsar
  ...hib]] complex is located. This is the current principal holy city of the [[Sikh]]s and is the headquarters of the district (Amritsar) in the [[Punjab]]. ..."Amritsar" was originally given to this holy pool created by the fourth [[Sikh Guru]]. Amritsar is one of five holy sarovars (sacred pools) in this city.
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• Nanavati Commission Report
  ...indulge in any kind of anti social activities. He had also stated that the Sikh community is very patriotic and they have made a lot of sacrifices in attai ...ns and ‘Bhallas’. Some of them rebuked those persons who were raising anti-Sikh slogans. That had proved the mob and the situation had become tense. So he
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• The Sikhs Under the British, Book Three, Sangat Singh
  ...ly precincts of some of the Sikh shrines, overtaking the monotheism of the Sikh Gurus’. The Udasis who controlled these shrines served as Trojan horses; ...eir slunking back to Hinduism at an alarming scale. Two, the attendance at Sikh shrines and participation at annual functions fell sharply. The British wor
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