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  • {{p|File:Sardar Baghel Singh.jpg|In 1783 Sikhs enter the Red Fort in Delhi}} It was easy for the Sikh misls to cross the Yamuna and make forays towards Delhi and beyond. The misls did not owe
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  • '''The Sikhs attacked the Red Fort on March 11,1783, and hoisted the [[Nishan Sahib]]. The Emperor offere ...rocess of finding their place at Delhi. It was easy for the Sikh misals to cross the Yamuna and make forays towards Delhi and beyond. The misals did not owe
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  • ...rvlet/gurbani.gurbani?Action=Page&Param=189&english=t&id=8044 Read Text in Red] Meditating on the Naam, the Name of the Lord, I cross over the terrifying world-ocean. ((1)(Pause)) <br>
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  • ...l Singh College, T.B.Hospital, Modern School, The School for the Deaf, Red Cross Buildings and Baroda House. Outside Delhi, he built the High Court and Medi
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  • # Sarswati Computer Centre near Red Cross Bhawan
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  • ...br> * Religious figures who put Tika (or {{w|Tilaka}} decorative/religious red mark) on the forehead. <br> * Religious figures who wear turban or head gea ...s not goes here or there. Once Mind comes in control of Soul, the Soul can cross worldly ocean
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  • His example, as a forerunner of the present day Red Cross, is a tribute to the universal message of compassion and kindness to all. ...roduced Bhai Kanhaiya, more than 100 years before the inception of the Red Cross.
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  • Besides numerous masonry arches, there are 44 marble and red stone pillars (very beautifully ornamented with engraved designs) supportin The colonnade and the triple arches are of red sandstone. The undersides of the vaults and all the walls were finished int
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  • ...ded to leave the village so that no innocent villager would be hurt in the cross fire. They headed back to their place in the crops where they intended to f ...casualties as during September 8th and 9th the CRP medical assistance Red Cross with their ambulances kept coming in with their sirens. For three days the
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  • ...marriage procession. It is the holy company which inspires and aids man to cross the obstacles. Thus the bridegroom, the seeker, successfully completes the ''The Gurmukh is imbued with the deep red color of the poppy; he is imbued with the new color of the Lord's Name, Har
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  • ...ra]] (an edged circular weapon, a disc or quoit) and two [[kirpan]]s which cross each other at the handles, with the blades flanking the [[chakra]]. Someti [[Image:Khanda Dark Red Chiselled.jpg|150px|right]]
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  • ...y, you will need to sit on the carpeted floor. You will be expected to sit cross-legged or otherwise on the floor for at least 45 minutes and this will prov ...tels are also acceptable, especially in the summer. Try not to wear bright red as this is traditionally reserved for the bride and you wouldn’t want to
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  • ...bani?Action=Page&Param=4&english=t&id=178 On Page 4 – Text highlighted in Red] ...?Action=Page&Param=31&english=t&id=13041 On Page 31 – Text highlighted in Red]
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  • | colspan="2" style="margin-left: inherit; color:red; background: transparent; font-size: 1.5em; text-align:center" | '''Devotee *SGGS Page 995: “O my mind, chant the Naam, the Name of the Lord, and cross over. Dhanna the farmer, and Balmik the highway robber, became Gurmukh, and
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  • ...man, who died of prostate cancer a few years ago, was a member of the Red Cross. Says Kalwaljit, "As a Sikh. I was always conscious that 10 per cent of our
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  • | colspan="2" style="margin-left: inherit; color:red; background: transparent; font-size: 1.5em; text-align:center" | '''Gurdwar ...ngh]] and [[Fateh Singh]], aged 9 and 7 years respectively, had managed to cross the river but they had no where to go until one of the families' cooks, nam
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  • ...er other Indian Sepoys and awarded the authorisation to wear the converted red turban (which is still worn by the regiment today) opposed to the standard ...sses,[61] 21 first class Indian Order of Merit (equivalent to the Victoria Cross),[62] 15 Theatre Honours and 5 COAS Unit Citations besides 2 Param Vir Chak
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  • Bhai Sahib would normally need to cross the border to get the best weapons. Bhai Sahib had collected allot of ammun ...ed Shaheedi. They showed the path of how to host orange flags at the Delhi Red Fort.
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  • ..., Ravan was filled with anger and his limbs began to burn, his face turned red and his eyes expanded with anger. O doe-eyed, cross this line and give me some alms,
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  • ...re the 16th descendants of Guru Nanak Dev Ji who are from Rawalpindi . The Red and gold robes ( The Choga )have been maintained for more than 400 years an ...edi. The railway station in Saharanpur was also built by him. The Victoria cross was given to him in 1937. The title of Sir was refused by Baba Sahib Dayal
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  • ...nga, near Malda (Central Bengal - it was and is still a crossing point) to cross over to the North of Bengal and beyond Malda is/was a prominent town, famou ...ee options. One, stay on the western side and keep moving north, secondly, cross the river at this junction and move via the eastern path into Kalimpong and
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  • | colspan="2" style="margin-left: inherit; color:red; background: transparent; font-size: 1.5em; text-align:center" | '''Devotee ...f straw; on all four sides, this play is being played out. Says Kabeer, to cross over the terrifying world-ocean, I have taken to the Shelter of the True Gu
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  • * Is a member of Civil Defence, the Red Cross Society and a Traffic Warden. He is a volunteer of many other organizatio ...for organising many medical camps, is also a member of Civil Defence, Red Cross Society and Traffic Wardens. <br><br>
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  • ...retiring to Sodhara. His example, as a forerunner of the present day [[Red Cross]], is a tribute to the universal message of compassion and kindness to all.
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  • ...llantry in the British Army was made. Gian Singh was awarded the Victoria Cross 16th October 1945; King George VI pinned the medal on in a celebration at B ...to become the third member of the 4th Battalion to be awarded the Victoria Cross. By the end of the war two more VCs were to be awarded to Sikh soldiers. [[
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  • ...the public scrutiny, even if it be that of a neutral agency called the Red Cross. This also explains perhaps why Press Censorship had already been imposed, ...quaintances, but she could not bring herself to drinking it because it was red, mixed with blood. How Bhai Amrik Singh sent her a message urging her to le
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  • ...975 while in Singapore, i was on a road shoulder of a busy road waiting to cross and somehow i got so engrossed in my paath that i ddint realise i had stepp ...ed to start seeing Singhs occurring and disappearing whilst walking up the red carpet to Maharaj’s Hazoori and this used to freak him out and keep him a
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  • * Is a member of Civil Defence, the Red Cross Society and a Traffic Warden. He is a volunteer of many other organizatio ...for organising many medical camps, is also a member of Civil Defence, Red Cross Society and Traffic Wardens. <br><br>
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  • ...walk never to return. His friends told us that while they were walking, a red colour van stopped near the CRPF camp outside our house and whisked him awa unequivocally that the massacre was a clear case of "cross-border
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  • ...sed to frequently field this question as a college athlete, when I ran cross country and track.}} ...blue auto-rickshaw, he jabbers in incomprehensible Punjabi. He wears a red woollen beanie pulled down over his forehead. A grimy yellowed white han
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  • ...gin soil and introduced apples and the Cross. Only the apple tree (not the cross) survived the rigors of the climate, and it was also blossoming. ...wer to this demand we saw the accent appear. Around a glittering Chorten a red robed Lama came out briskly into the sunshine. He had a bell in his hand an
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  • ...a helmet is admitting fear of death. Many [[Sikh]]s received the Victoria Cross, often postumusly awarded, which is the most prestigeous gallantry award * [[Man with the red Turban]]
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  • ...d from village to village. Finally he lost all his territory. He choose to cross the river Satluj, going over to Amar Singh, the ruler of Patiala. ...d Sardar Baghel Singh, attacked the Mughal ruler in Delhi and occupied the Red Fort in 1783. During the brief occupation by the Khalsa army, Sardar Ramgar
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  • ...ard given to Indian ranks in those days and was equivalent to the Victoria Cross. All dependants were given two squares of land and Rs. 500 as financial ass ...try award given to the Indian ranks those days, and equivalent to Victoria Cross (Param Vir Chakra) was something unheard of and remains unparalled in the a
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  • ...The verandahs are screened with elaborate inter-lacing Moorish arches and red marble jallis. The interior of the Hall itself was embellished with stucco the ends of the front part of the building, there were large cross-shaped rooms surmounted with a cluster of domes to a maximum height of 63 f
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  • Red. Normally worn by the groom at the Anand Karaj (wedding) ceremony. ...egation) seated on the carpeted floor. Most people are not used to sitting cross legged on the floor but be aware that sitting with legs stretched out with
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  • ...frame that will not last forever. On the boat of His name, the word, they cross the fearful ocean of life. Their intellect is aflame with the light of wisd ...ed are its weapons. So deeply red is it in appearance that even the colour red dwindles before it in shame. It has conquered the minds of the strongest of
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  • ...ry alliance a prelude to some sort of betrayal. People ambushed, caught in cross-fires, snatched away, hideously tortured, buried and forgotten in clandesti We spoke for well over an hour, stopping for a lunch of eggplant, rice and red beans. Then I took a stroll through the village to talk to others. Some wer
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  • ...Sahib Randhir Singh Ji could ever forget his dynamic personality. He had a red glowing face with apostolic beard, a vast forhead, deepset burning eyes whi ...ve deliberately, consciously and callously forgotten those who carried the cross of freedom to the peak of liberty. But history the greatest and ultimate ju
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  • ...lso suggested highlighting the tradition of Bhai Khanaiya as the first Red Cross Society in history and the tradition of Guru Gobind Singh whose arrows were ...dirt of the courtyard. Of them nearly 120 were injured. There was no Red Cross or medical aid of any kind available for them. At 7 o'clock they began to
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  • ...ry alliance a prelude to some sort of betrayal. People ambushed, caught in cross-fires, snatched away, hideously tortured, buried and forgotten in clandesti We spoke for well over an hour, stopping for a lunch of eggplant, rice and red beans. Then I took a stroll through the village to talk to others. Some wer
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  • ...He wore gray and red stripes on the shoulders. Gurmukh Singh Saini won the Cross of St. George in the same battle which was worn around the neck. But these ...some of the highest gallantry awards for 'conspicuous bravery'.<ref name= "Cross of St. George"/> <ref name= "Jemadar Gurmukh Singh Saini"/> <ref name = "Su
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  • Draw round me a sacred line that no desires dare cross, Beloved. Suffering sets us on fire, makes us, as it were, red hot, and cools us again, till we pass
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  • ...uru reveals the divinity of man to the individual. He shows him the way to cross the ocean of life and to reach the Kingdom of Bliss. Guru Nanak says: ...meditate on God. [[Meditation]] is usually done while sitting comfortably, cross-legged, on the floor. [[Nitnem]] is a set of morning, evening, and bedtime
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  • ...n Kohat (NWFP). He was a guest of Lala Lajpat Rai at Lahore where he met a cross section of Hindu and Muslim leaders. It was this visit to Punjab which brou The Congress flag as originally designed had white, green and red colours with spinning wheel, from top to bottom, representing Christianity,
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