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AMRITSAR: The delay in submitting the passports by the Pakistan High Commission is said to have prevented the Sikh jatha from leaving for Pakistan. The jatha would now leave on Saturday to mark the martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev at Gurdwara Dera Sahib, Lahore, on June 16. The delay put many Sikh devotees who had arrived at the Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee (SGPC) complex from far flung places through a lot of inconvenience. They said that they waited endlessly for the passports to arrive as the SGPC officials kept them giving assurances that they were arriving throughout the day. Jaspal Singh, in-charge Yatra Branch, said that the ministry of home affairs (MHA) h…
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Badal, Tohra factions announce unity :g :g :g PATIALA: In a significant development that will change the course of Akali politics, former chief minister and Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD) president Parkash Singh Badal and Sarb Hind Shiromani Akali Dal (SHSAD) chief Gurcharan Singh Tohra announced their unity on Friday. After meeting Badal at the residence of his son-in-law and former minister Gurmel Singh Tohra in the morning, the SHSAD chief announced the dissolution of his party and its merger with the SAD. Badal offered 'laddoos' to Tohra, after which Tohra read out a a brief unity draft in Gurmukhi, signed by both the leaders, saying, "Keeping in view the sentiments …
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I think this is joke.. Arnold for cali governer.. give me a break.. We are already under huge debt and this guy who has no education thinks he can handle California financial problem... :D Besides that he made some remarks to the reporter of some magazine many years ago.. "Buy American cars, not japanese/Asian".. Upon this comment reporter asked about german/european made cars, he was blank.. didn't give any answer.. So he definately don't have Asian Support and being the son of the Nazi dad (Austrian)... Jew community won't support him either.. So his chances are very dim.. and i personally don't think that he a good enuf to run for CA governer.. it's not some movie, …
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I got this from: http://news.waheguroo.com/?{633Q6-17274-69...26-49443-Q3834} You can see the Video Here. Hindu Man Arrested With Knife at San Fransisco International Airport Claims to be Sikh and says Butter Knife is a 'religious symbol' KRON 4 & The Associated Press Thursday, 12th June 2003 SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -- Air marshals arrested a [Hindu] man after he pulled a four-inch knife on a flight from Newark to San Francisco and began cutting fruit. Officials say the plane was over Colorado yesterday when a flight attendant spotted the knife. The plane landed at San Francisco International Airport at about 2:40 p.m. He's now in the San Mateo County jail while o…
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Chandigarh, June 12 (IANS) Meet Shamser Singh Babra, by his own admission the first Sikh to join the World Bank and later the first Indian to head a division of the bank. Babra, who has spent around five decades in the U.S., remains an Indian at heart and has not relinquished his Indian citizenship. He visits the land of his birth at least thrice a year and spends half of his time back home. But his mission these days is to build a gurdwara on Embassy Row near the prime Massachusetts Avenue in the American capital. "It will also be a cultural centre not only for Sikhs but all those interested in Indian culture. It is a dream which is now becoming a reality," Babra to…
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