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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Just to remind the Sangat that January's Rhensbahi Keertan from Akhand Kirtani Jatha UK. Will take place at: Guru Nanak Gurdwara High Street Smethwick BIRMINGHAM B66 3AP On Saturday 10th Jan 2004 7pm onwards Bhai Manpreet Singh (Kanpur Walay) Bhai Manjeet Singh (Glasgow) Bhai Paramjeet Singh (Punjab) Will be amongst the many kirtanee attending.... Transport will be leaving from the following cities: Southall - Gurdwara Sahib, Havelock Road @ 5:30pm Slough - Wexham Road @ 6pm Bradford - Gurdwara Sahib, Grant St @ 5:30pm Ilford - Gurdwara Sahib, High Road @ 5:30pm Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! …
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I find it totally stupid and offensive that punjabi's use pictures of our Gurus in their flyer or newspaper ads for whatever business they are in. We all know these flyers get thrown into garbage eventually. @
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Any news on his condition???
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I was wondering if some singhs can help me out if this is something that is useful to learn. My friend told me you can get taller by doing this martial arts? ----------------------- Please dont' say I need to learn gatka, I don't understand it..
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Waaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waaheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Different from my previous posts about Khalistan, I would like to bring up a subject which has been on my mind for a while now. I have visited this site many times now and continue coming back because people on this forum are dedicated to learning and teaching about Sikhi. Our martyrs are respected and remembered, Ghalughara of 1984 is also highlighted. The right of a Sikh homeland is promoted with rational and educated arguments and posts. This forum brings up important issues concerning the Panth and answers are given with references to Gurbani. I respect this site and all its members so therefore I would l…
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I was watching this dateline punjab news (colours channel) and stuff on tv for 30 mins.. and dude it's really messed up place nowdays ? i didn't see one proper singh.... and then we saw the post of mr Singh of that poster thingy.. man.. we seriously do need a prachar there !! it's already way too late, but at least someone shud try a bit..
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Kirpans and all : Indian Sikh children dressed in the uniform of the Sikh Army, raise their kirpans (The traditional Sikh fighting sword) during a parade in Amritsar. (AFP/Str )
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I want to run a discussion forum (Invision or Yabb) for my college. Can anybody suggest a free host that supports them????? Web 1000 does not work
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Crossing boundaries Preserving heritage, indeed! On the land where stood the great deras now walk corrupt men. If religion itself is under assault, how can a heritage be preserved, asks Anees Jung. http://www.tribuneindia.com/2004/20040111/...ctrum/main5.htm The Harmandar Sahib embodies the religious and socio-cultural core of Amritsar I went to Amritsar with visions of experiencing a heritage that I associated with the Golden Temple, and the Gurbani chanted from dawn to dusk and through the night under the stars ringing serenity. To see stalwart men bowed deeply under rainbow-coloured turbans, and the women as sturdy in looks evoking a sense of gentle order, epito…
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Since last week.. been working on new sikhpride site... it's not fully completed but 80% of its content are done and once the whole site is restored to it's original contents then i will grow it more big and activve and it will give more current based issues information like france etc.. SIKHPRIDE Btw.. this is my last design and not changing it till next year wait till i put really old sikh related pictures :wub:
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I just watched a coverage on BBC News......in it they said France was planning to make it illegal for religious symbols to be worn. A ban on headscarves is also being planned. This is a cause for concern...just want to know....will singhs /singhnees be affected???? Anyone know more about this..please enlighten. P.S.: dont know much about this news cuz i juz tuned in when half of the coverage was over
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I RIPPED THE DVD OF NANAK DUKHIYA SAAB SANSAR AND CONVERTED TO AVI BUT I USED XVID CODEC AND I DONT GET SOUND. IS THERE ANY WAY AROUND THIS OR DO I NEED TO CARRY OUT THE PROCESS AGAIN.
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quik survey of the saadh sangat whats ur kirpan like? taksali? other style? sarbloh? how many inches is the blade? old/new? mines a brand new 10" blade length sarbloh taksali.....and im well proud of it....lol......that might be haumai tho
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Sikh families try to set up a village in US 1 2
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http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_525...47,00050001.htm Sikh families try to set up a village in US Press Trust of India New Delhi, January 9 Imagine an Indian village coming up in US. Sounds a bit unusual, but around 1000 Sikh families are trying to build a village and a gurdwara in Coronado historic district. The village concept is not a new one. Sikh villages near gurdwaras are located throughout the world, wherever a sizable community exists, according to Sikhnet, an online Sikh Community. "The idea is to try and create a village here... We get up before dawn to meditate; that's hard to do when you are in your own apartment somewhere," reports Sikhnet in …
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Waheguru ji ka khalsa, Waheguru ji ki fateh! Waheguru jio, u guys put up great posts. I had a question! Ive been reading most of the forums in this sections and try to read everyones response adn view. There was one that got me thinkin the one on whats the hardest in sikhi, amritvela, eating meat, cutting hair etc... I was wondering, some i know do dis, i myself also, doing nitnem before u goto sleep. SOme singhs, majority i would say in uni/job... usually stay up till like 2 - 3 am or even later and that is actually the time of Amritvela, so usually do nitnem before going off to bed. Lets get the sangats view on this... is dis rite or wrong ? :T: Bul Chuk Maph
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