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  • '''GURU NANAK PRAKASH PRESS''', a litho printing press, started around AD 1859 in the village of Pipri, near Gorakhpur in the Utta ...y of Lord Krsna, had also been got printed by Jagjot Singh, but at another press.
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  • ...y of Lord Krsna, had also been got printed by Jagjot Singh, but at another press
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  • '''GURU NANAK PRAKASH PRESS''', a litho printing press, started around AD 1859 in the village of Pipri, near Gorakhpur in the Utta ...y of Lord Krsna, had also been got printed by Jagjot Singh, but at another press.
    2 KB (273 words) - 23:55, 28 December 2006
  • ...y of Lord Krsna, had also been got printed by Jagjot Singh, but at another press
    2 KB (276 words) - 10:21, 3 May 2007
  • It is presently being published from Gurmat Printing Press, Digiana Ashram, Jammu.
    271 bytes (38 words) - 10:29, 29 September 2007
  • ...d issued in Urdu a fortnightly law journal, Anwar ulShams. A branch of the press was opened at Ajmer where the Rajputana government gazette used to be print
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  • ...g/servlet/gurbani.dictionary Srigranth - dictionary type ''' ਸਕਤਿ ''' and press enter ]
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  • Press Release by [[WMSF]] on 28.11.07 (tel UK: 07706 704 248) ==Press Release==
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  • ...Religion, Volume 1 by Max Arthur MacAuliffe (1842-1913) Oxford University Press (1909)]
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  • ...[[Nihang]] Sikhs at a number of places, and he also established a printing press at [[Anandpur Sahib]] to propagate the message of the Sikh Gurus through a
    731 bytes (115 words) - 09:43, 18 October 2008
  • ...g or futur medias). creating the relation between French and international press by means of Website, Newspaper, radio and TV.
    851 bytes (133 words) - 08:56, 13 November 2005
  • ...dar-Baldev Singh pact eastablished to improve Sikh_Muslim relations. Hindu press in Punjab went hysterical. ...ginning of the Akalis chartering an independent sourse. However, the Hindu press in Punajb, which seldom played a constructive role, went hysterical.
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  • ...Quasim, Called Firdausi, ca. 932-1021 A.D.,'Edited by Hermann Ethé, Philo Press, Amsterdam, 1970
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  • ...h up to date Computers, Offset Machines & Binding Units. Now this printing press is unique in this field.
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  • ...Role of Sikhs in Europe during World War One 1914 – 1918. Sikh University Press, Belgium. 1st edition 2005 and 2nd edition 2009. ...Role of Sikhs in Europe during World War Two 1939 – 1945. Sikh University Press, Belgium. 1st edition 2007
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  • ...ed it under the leadership of Baba Chet Singh Sahib. He started a printing press at Guru Da Bagh, at Ananadpur Sahib to propegate the message of Guru(s). He
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  • Dr. Ahluwalia has authored six books and currently two books are in press. He actively participates in international conferences presenting papers on
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  • ...America'' (edited with John Stratton Hawley, State University of New York Press, 1993) ...Pothis: The Earliest Extant Source of the Sikh Canon'' (Harvard University Press, 1996)
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  • ...ianpress/article/ALeqM5gIJcwQHHvF5Gg7vh0bjTSIxvAoqQ?docId=5091231 Canadian Press] </ref>
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  • 4. To create public opinion in order to press for release of political prisoners; and ...heir problems which they brought to the notice of the people through their press statements and public speeches.
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  • ...storeyed building on the Gurdwara Road at Lucknow. It has its own printing press and publishes in Punjabi a weekly paper called the U.P. Sikh Gazette starte
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  • '''This page is currently being composed from the Sangat's press release on their web site'''. Please feel free to help with its editing. ...Käser was present on this particular occasion also. There was an extensive press and media coverage of this occasion also.
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  • ...at the American Missionary Press, Ludhiana, shifting to the Pashauri Mall Press, Ludhiana, in June 1841. Three years later it ceased publication. It had a
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  • ...araja Balvir Singh of Faridkot in 1906 which was printed by the Wazir Hind Press (started by Bhai Vir Singh) at Amritsar. The second edition of this Teeka w
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  • ...hing. Professor Beant Singh and I decided to send him to the Sura Printing Press in Patiala because a vacancy had arisen for a compositor. ...n studying. He would study and do his Nitnem daily and work all day at the press. He found all this difficult, so he left his job and concentrated on his Na
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  • ...al notices by Lepel Henry Griffin; Printed in 1865; Published by Chronicle Press in Lahore; ISBN 978-1104709112 [http://books.google.com/books?id=Q0ABAAAAQA ...al notices by Lepel Henry Griffin; Printed in 1865; Published by Chronicle Press in Lahore; ISBN 978-1104709112 [http://books.google.com/books?id=Q0ABAAAAQA
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  • ...contribution to reinforcing and promoting the principle of freedom of the press in Canada or elsewhere. In 2000 journalist Gordon Donaldson added Hayer to
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  • ...h during the Emergency). And in 1984, Congressmen were openly leery of the press’s failure to spot the wave. The Media in General: Mrs Gandhi famously described India Today (at a press conference) as being anti-national only because it did not share her percep
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  • ...y interuptions in publication, Giani Sher Singh acquired his own printing press and appointed for its management Bhai Nanak Singh (who later rose to f
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  • ==Past press release==
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  • * [[Pak to allow Sikh weddings under Anand Marriage Act|Press Release by WMSF 28 November 2007]]
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  • ...her published work of Bava Sumer Singh is KHALSA Pahchasika (Hindi), Light Press, Banaras, 1877. It is in the style of Sikh rahitnamas or manuals of conduct
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  • ...ing on the left shoulder. It is played with a bow, using the other hand to press the strings between the frets. The player may slide the note up or down to
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  • ...Role of Sikhs in Europe during World War One 1914 – 1918. Sikh University Press, Belgium. 1st edition 2005 and 2nd edition 2009. ...Role of Sikhs in Europe during World War Two 1939 – 1945. Sikh University Press, Belgium. 1st edition 2007
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  • ...cultural pluralism in many parts of the world. Today, it is most commonly associated with the Indian 'caste' system, more correctly known as Varna (color) in H The Cambridge University Press Dictionary defines caste as:
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  • '''From The Press Trust of India:'''
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  • Duke University Press<br>
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  • ...ns, the Jals and the Sikhs. The book was lithographed at the Nawal Kishore Press of Kanpur in 1864. The manuscript in the Oriental Public Library, Patna,
    2 KB (373 words) - 10:35, 27 February 2007
  • ...adding the second part. This second edition was published by Nawal Kishore Press, Lucknow, in 1872. Original copies of the book are preserved in the Panjab
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  • ...,<ref>Ravi Sharma, Militants kill rivals over family's slaying, ''[[United Press International]]'', 1 January 1988.</ref> and sometimes attacked sellers of ...harma, Massacre on passenger trains turns routine trip nightmare, ''United Press International'', 16 June 1991.</ref> A September 1993 bombing in [[New Delh
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  • ...working on it in December 1928, and got it printed in 1932 at the Phulwari Press, [[Lahore]]. The original version of the dictionary, according to the autho
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  • ...Dian Gujjan” was to be printed and the Indians decided to have a Printing Press. Baba Roor Singh took maximum possible part in the freedom struggle by spre
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  • ==2002 Center for South Asia Studies, University of Calf, Berkeley, Press Release== This was announced by the Chief Minister, Capt Amarinder Singh, at a press conference here today. He also said that a team of the Vigilance Bureau had
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  • ==Press Release for immediate release== * [[File:NAPA-english.pdf|Download Press release in English]]
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  • ...ng care. He now helped Bhai Gurmukh Singh with funds for setting up Khalsa Press at Lahore. This led to the launching in 1886 of the Punjabi weekly, Khalsa
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  • Addressing a press conference, here, Puri, said that the commission was required to inquire in Addressing a press conference, national vice-president of SAD, Jaspal Singh Mangal said that f
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  • ...r Sahib on June 20, Buta Singh made the announcement in a hurriedly called press conference at the residence of Bua Singh, SSP, Amritsar. The Army Generals
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  • ...a, the poem was first published in 1924 by Lala Manohar Das Dua at Manohar Press, Sargodha, under the title Hari Singh Nalva va Jahg Penhawar Mabain Sikhan
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  • ...eet Singh passed away at spot after being hit in the chest. Talking to the press regarding the killing of their son, parents of Bhai Kanwaljeet Singh said t
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  • ...(1995), The Sikhs: Their Religious Beliefs and Practices, Sussex Academic Press, page 11, ISBN 978-1898723134. ...asaraprasna : The Baisakhi Of Guru Gobind Singh, Guru Nanak Dev University Press, ISBN= 81-7770-014-6
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  • ...g his car home from the market.<ref name="shrineleaderkilled">[[Associated Press]]. "Shrine Leader Killed in Ambush", ''[[The Dallas Morning News]]'', [[Aug ...taliation for Operation Blue Star.<ref name="generalcremated">[[Associated Press]]. "General cremated; Sikhs admit to killing", c/o ''[[Houston Chronicle]]
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  • ...ace to place. Gutkas became really popular with the advent of the printing press and the rise of the Singh Sabha movement during the last quarter of the nin
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