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Shaheed Bhai Keval Singh jee Hoshiarpur Bhai Keval Singh, a beloved jewel of the Guru, was born on March 8, 1953 in Hoshiarpur's Prem Garh neighbourhood. Bhai Sahib's parents were Sd. Amar Singh and Mata Satya Kaur. After spending his first 7 years in Hoshiarpur, Bhai Keval Singh moved with his father to Calcutta in 1960. Sd. Amar Singh has a successful transport business in Calcutta. Bhai Keval Singh was enrolled in school in Calcutta but completed only four grades before he left for Kishan Garh Bihar in 1966 to learn about electric motors. After one year of training, he returned to Calcutta. After returning, Bhai Keval Singh didn't start any job, but just did minor …
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Bhai Fauja Singh (1936-1978) Bhai Fauja Singh was born on 17th May 1936 in District Gurdaspur. His father Sardar Surain Singh was a middle class farmer. After the formation of Pakistan they moved to the village of Gazneepur, which is 6 miles on the Gurdaspur Dera Baba Nanak road. During his childhood days Fauja Singh always used to be the leader of boys of a similar age in his village. He got baptised while he was studying in the tenth class, but because he did not receive the gift of Naam, the spiritual hunger inside him did not disappear and his mind was always elsewhere. At this small age he disappeared from home for one month and stayed with some Sants and Sadhs. …
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The Saint - Soldier Namarata Kaur - KhalsaPride.com As the arrows fly through the air, Our Saint- Soldier crouches under his sheild. Although his memories tell a tale of unthinkable animosity towards his people, He does not regret being a soldier of Guru Gobind Singh Ji. "I have fought many battles," thinks our pious lion, "But none as fierce as this." Will he die today? Probably. But to die for Guru Gobind Singh Ji is a death only in the temperal world. "It's so lonely here," says the poet, completely unaware of the hundreds of bodies sprawled out on the ground next to him. An arrows makes its way towards him and pierces his heart. As he falls to the grou…
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SIKH students at Coventry University came together in memory of all Sikh martyrs. A series of lectures and events was organised to raise awareness of the hundreds of thousands of Sikhs that have given their lives since the 16th century. Students followed the tradition of wearing orange armbands to mark the day, last Friday. Martyrdom in Sikhism is a fundamental concept and represents an important institution in the faith. Business and IT student Gurmit Kaur, 20, of Stoke, Coventry, of the Coventry University Sikh Society, said: "This day has been all about raising awarenessand teaching people about our religion. "We have given out a lot of orange armbands and a lo…
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ek varri hindustan de zande(flag) de numaesh chal rahe se us numaesh vich hindu,muslim,sikh,esaae te brahmin aaye san ,hun sab nu apna apna zande da colour choose karna se pehle brahmin utya kaya ram hamara tha usne bhagva colour pehnaa to orange colour hamara :blink:,judge ne kaheya de ditta ,essae(christan) ne kaheya paaji appa ta white colour lavange kui ki christan father wear white kapde ponde han white saada :blink:,judges ne kaheya thek he de ditta,muslim ne kaheya paaji sanu green colour chedaa he kui ki sade dharm da colour green he :blink:,judges ne keya de ditta,hindu ne kaheya chakaar sada(the blue in between)kui ki gandhi hindu si te gandhi da chakar se :b…
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WaheGuru jee Kaa Khalsa*WaheGuru jee Kee Fateh Please send us in pictures of your dastaar/durmalla/keski/turban tied so that we can update our Keski section in destinationSaachKhand website. We are hoping to incorporate and provide instructions on how to tie different turban styles. This will be beneficial to those beginners or who wish to walk onto the path of Sikhi. This is a request to Singh's AND Singhni's! Your personal details such as name, email address etc will not be used or exposed. Your details will be kept confidential. It is not necessary to reveal your faces in the picture/photo...we are interested in the Turban itself. Please provide us with your kind…
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Sikhs awash in a faith that demands distinctive dress After a 500-year history of martyrdom, suburban Sikhs are finding their children leading them back to their roots Story by Rukmini Callimachi Photos by M. Scott Mahaskey A Sikh takes a dip in the pool surrounding the Golden Temple, the faith's holiest shrine, in Amritsar. AMRITSAR, Punjab - Ipninder Singh was 4 years old when his mother quietly took him to a beauty salon, cut his long hair and folded his baby turban inside a drawer in their apartment in Glendale Heights. Singh's father, Jasbir, had cut his own hair two years earlier, in 1983, six months after the Sikh family immigrated to the suburbs from Pun…
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TALHAN (Jalandhar): The district administration and police succeeded in persuading the devotees on Friday to let the receiver take control of the shrine. The devotees had locked the shrine from inside on Thursday after its management committee had handed over its control to Damdami Taksal. The curfew was still in force in the village. All the 112 devotees, including women, children and the regular shrine staff, agreed to open the gate at about 3 pm after persistent mediation of the senior police officers and panthic leaders, including Harminder Singh Gill, Bhai Manjit Singh and Bhai Ajaib Singh. No use of force was required to convince the devotees, said the officials. …
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