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26th Annual Day Celebrations http://barusahib.org/wp/?p=581

Cooking & Simran Session https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=663183123693382&set=a.570062073005488.1073741829.570050406339988&type=1&relevant_count=1

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Girls Gatka Championship 2013 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=633530396677209&set=a.193037910726462.51175.193031964060390&type=1&relevant_count=1 https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=632989816731267&set=a.193037910726462.51175.193031964060390&type=1&relevant_count=1

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Network of Sikh Organisations Wednesday, 2 October 2013 NSO Press Release Coalition of Faith Leaders, Campaigners and Activists Ask Government For More Generous Tax Break For Married Couples Prime Minister Responds London: (2nd of October 2013) The Director of The Network of Sikh Organisations (NSO) Lord Singh was signatory to a letter to The Sunday Telegraph last week, encouraging the government to set a higher rate for planned tax breaks for married couples. The signatories said marriage is a fundamental building block for society, highlighting the financial implications of devastating family breakdown. The signatories included Rt Rev Peter Forster, the Bishop of Chester, Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali, President, Oxford centre for training, research and dialogue, Lord Singh Director of the Network of Sikh Organisations, Dr Majid Katme, Muslim member of the Alliance for the Family (and six others; see telegraph.co.uk) The full letter is reproduced below: Sir - As representatives from some of Britains leading think tanks, political activists and faith leaders, we strongly welcome the proposals to recognize marriage in the tax system, via the introduction of a transferable tax allowance. This is long overdue. We believe that marriage is the fundamental building block of human society and provides many tangible and non-tangible benefits to our communities and our children. Family breakdown costs the taxpayer an estimated £46 billion a year. It is therefore clearly in the interests of government and the taxpayer to work to counter the devastating trend of family breakdown. Backing marriage in the tax system is a sensible first step. This is why we urge all political parties not only to back the new transferable tax allowance, but also to ensure that it is not dismissed as an empty gesture. At £150, it has been set too low. To be meaningful it must be paid at a higher rate, even if this means a phased introduction or application of other conditions. Lord Lawson the former Chancellor under Margaret Thatchers government and the politician, who first proposed to introduce the allowances 25 years ago, welcomed the groups intervention. In advance of the Conservative conference this week, David Cameron announced that some married couples would benefit from tax breaks worth up to £200 a year. The prime minister said four million couples would benefit from a £1,000 transferable tax allowance from 2015. Source - http://nsopressreleases.blogspot.in/2013/10/nso-press-release-coalition-of-faith.html

Icebreaker Event http://pbs.twimg.com/media/BWAI3syCIAE7vtU.jpg

7-13.Oct.2013 Annual AKJ Dushehra Samagam at Delhi The annual Akhand Kirtan (Dushehra) samagam will be organized at various Gurdwara Sahibs of Delhi from Oct.9th to Oct.13th, 2013. Following are the details: 7.Oct.2013 Monday 05:00am Arambhta - Shri Akhand Pathh Sahib at Khalsa College, Dev Nagar 8.Oct.2013 Tuesday 07:00pm-10:00pm - Akhand Kirtan at Gurdwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha - Karol Bagh 9.Oct.2013 Wednesday 05:00am Sampuranta - Shri Akhand Pathh Sahib at Khalsa College, Dev Nagar 05:00am-01:00pm - Kirtan Shri Asa Ki Vaar at Khalsa College, Dev Nagar 07:00pm-10:00pm - Akhand Kirtan at Gurdwara Shri Nanak Piao Sahib 10.Oct.2013 Thursday 05:00am-02:00pm - Kirtan Shri Asa Ki Vaar at Gurdwara Shri Sis Ganj Sahib, Chandni Chawk 07:00pm-10:00pm - Akhand Kirtan at Gurdwara Shri Bangla Sahib, 11.Oct.2013 Friday 05:00am-02:00pm - Kirtan Shri Asa Ki Vaar at Gurdwara Shri Bangla Sahib 07:00pm-10:00pm - Akhand Kirtan at Gurdwara Shri Bangla Sahib 12.Oct.2013 Saturday 05:00am-02:00pm - Kirtan Shri Asa Ki Vaar at Gurdwara Shri Rakab Ganj Sahib 07:00pm-05:00am - Raenn Sabhai Kirtan Samagam at Gurdwara Shri Rakab Ganj Sahib Sabh aaye deedare bakhsho jio. Samagam will be broadcasted LIVE at http://www.Baani.Net and Baani.Net kirtan radio

Shri Guru Ramdas Sewak Jatha, Lajpat Nagar is organizing an Akhand Kirtan Samagam in dedication to Prakash Purab of Shri Guru Ramdas Ji Sahib at Gurdwara Shri Guru Singh Sabha - Lajpat Nagar -1 on Oct.6th,2013. Following are the details: 6.Oct.2013 Sunday 06:30-07:00pm Pathh Sodar Shri Rehras Sahib 07:00-08:00pm Hajuri Ragi Jatha - Bhai Jaswant Singh Ji 08:00pm-01:00am Akhand Kirtan Samagam: Bhai Kultar Singh Ji, Shri Amritsar Bhai Ravinder Singh Ji, Delhi Bhai Surinder Singh Ji, Bareily Bhai Davinder Singh Ji ASI, Gurdaspur Bhai Kulwant Singh Ji Kakipind Sabh aaye deedare bakhsho jio, Samagam will be broacasted LIVE on http://www.Baani.Net and Baani.Net Kirtan Radio

“Namdhari Nitnem” Gutkas gifted to Darbar Sahib Raagis and Granthis It is learnt that the “EkOankar – Satguru Ram Singh Ji Sahai” and “Namdhari Nitnem” is written on the front title of the gutkas distributed by the Namdhari followers. Source - http://dailysikhupdates.com/2013/10/03/namdhari-nitnem-gutkas-gifted-to-darbar-sahib-raagis-and-granthis/

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17 years old Harjeet Singh Puli from Labourer family lives his hockey dream Hours after reaching India from Malaysia on Monday, 17-year-old hockey player Harjeet Singh Puli was at the Kurali bus stand in Mohali, waiting for transport to go to his village Niholika. While he waited, Harjeet looked eagerly around, hoping to spot his father, Rampal Singh. Rampal is a daily-wage labourer who does odd jobs in the small town near Chandigarh. He is sometimes found at the bus stand, carrying passengers luggage. Harjeet wanted to show his father his biggest achievement yet: the trophy for the most promising player at the Sultan of Johor Cup under-21 hockey tournament held last week in Johor Bahru, Malaysia. India won the tournament final on Sunday, and the lanky centre half came away leaving a powerful impression with his stickwork. It is never easy to find my father in Kurali. He goes wherever he finds work, sometimes to construction sites. My elder brother Rajwinder Singh also works as a labourer when hes not playing hockey. My sister plays the game too, representing Chandigarh. My family borrowed money to buy me a kit, and one of our relatives pitched in. This trophy will bring joy to all of them, Harjeet said. Harjeet started playing hockey in 2004 at Kuralis Gopal Hockey Academy before joining Surjeet Hockey Academy in Jalandhar in 2008. He was soon part of the Punjab junior team which won the junior national title in 2012 and 2013. Harjeet made his junior national debut in last years Sultan of Johor Cup. I started as a forward but my coach at the Kurali academy advised me to play as a full back. At Surjit Academy, I often dreamt of becoming a full back like (the former India captain and Olympian) Surjit Singhji. But during the junior nationals last year, coaches Avtar Singh and Gurdev Singh advised me to play in the midfield. Manpreet, the junior skipper, also plays there, and has motivated me constantly, Harjeet said. The move to the midfield paid off spectacularly. He is one of the better centre halves in India currently, Baljit Singh Saini, coach of the national junior side, said. With his vision and quick thinking, he has the ability to control the game. This is a very important aspect for a centre half. He is a complete package: his passing, trapping, off-the-ball running is really good, better than most players his age. It is not surprising that he was chosen the best player of this tournament, Saini said. Hockey India has announced an additional cash prize of Rs 1,00,000 for Harjeet, apart from the cash award of the same amount announced for all members of the victorious squad. Harjeet plans to give some of the money to his father, and spend the rest on hockey sticks and shoes. Most of our sticks break after a few days. The ones I use now were given by seniors. Now I hope to buy my own sticks, he said. My father does not know about the cash award yet, and he will be delighted. But then, tomorrow he will again be out, searching for work. Source - http://singhstation.net/2013/10/17-years-old-harjeet-singh-puli-from-labourer-family-lives-his-hockey-dream/

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The 20th Thai Sikh Run http://www.runthailand.com/race/the-20th-thai-sikh-run/

School Mini Bus Driver CompanyKhalsa Secondary School Salary7.00 - 11.00 per hour Location Slough Job Type Others Description Khalsa Secondary School School Run Mini Bus Driver Term Time Only Introduction Khalsa Secondary School is firmly committed to offering a quality service to pupils and their families and schools. We therefore need to ensure the safety and welfare of all pupils and drivers on home to school transport. The school run times may vary slightly but will generally be from 7.00am 8.30am / 4.45pm 6.15pm Duties and Responsibilities · Responsible for the care and supervision of the children whilst they are travelling to and from school in and around the Slough area · Must ensure that pupils are securely seated and seat belts are fastened before the vehicle proceeds · Must see that the vehicle stops at each appointed stopping place and that the children board the vehicle safely · Must see that the children leave the vehicle safely and are handed over to the staff of the school · Must not leave the vehicle until the last child has been taken to her.his appropriate stop. Drivers must not leave the vehicle until all pupils have departed from the transport as there are no circumstances in which a child must be left unattended on the vehicle. · Required to conduct pre-walk around checks and ensure your vehicle is left clean and tidy at end of duty. Skills and Qualifications · Must hold a D or D1 category license · Must hold current CRB or will be checked for suitability · Compassionate / caring na ture · Working with children in a caring environment Source - http://offer.jobisjob.co.uk/slough/khalsa-secondary-school/school-mini-bus-driver/job-offer-w7rewgb3yzkdmzkq5a6murv4bq?cat=_ED_LG_&pos=5

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Urdu version of Guru Granth Sahib in 2 years Amaninder Pal Sharma, TNN | Oct 3, 2013, 05.44 AM IST PATIALA: To disseminate principles and philosophy of the Sikh religion among Urdu-speaking population of the world, including over nine crore Punjabis residing in Pakistan, Guru Granth Sahib will soon be published in Urdu language. The translation of the holy book has been done by nonagenarian Devinder Pal Singh Sidhu, from Rampura Phul town of Bathinda district, which is being edited by experts at Sri Guru Granth Sahib World University in Fatehgarh Sahib. The university hopes to publish the Urdu version of Guru Granth Sahib within the next 1-2 years in phases. The translated version of the hold book will also contain footnotes detailing meanings of important and difficult words and also explaining their central idea. "We have got the voluminous translated draft and got its samples checked from a committee of experts of Sikh theology, including Dr Jaswant Singh Neki, who also has deep understanding of Arabic and Urdu languages. They have given their nod saying that the translated draft can be published with some minor changes. It would take us 1-2 years to publish the Urdu version of Guru Granth Sahib," said Professor Gurmohan Singh Walia, vice-chancellor of the university. Professor Walia said that the draft submitted by Sidhu spans over 32 registers and 16,000 pages and it was translated by him without help from any agency. "He is around 90 years old and retired as a "kanungo" (revenue record keeper). Having served in the revenue department where Urdu and Persian were widely used in official dealings, he is well-versed in these languages and it took him years to translate Guru Granth Sahib," Walia said. Source - http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Urdu-version-of-Guru-Granth-Sahib-in-2-years/articleshow/23434046.cms

Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! NOTTINGHAM TRENT SIKH SOCIETY welcomes you to our first event for this year- *MEET & GREET 2013* - Wednesday 2nd October - Ark115BLT - 3pm - 5pm (no desi timing please) Come along to meet like-minded people and find out what Sikh soc is all about, and what we've got planned for this year! We'll have a short talk (with special guest Kam Singh) ice breaker activities, competitions and free samoseh! SO DON'T MISS OUT! This event is open to all so we hope to see you there We'll also be going to the Gurdwara straight after this event as we resume our weekly simran sessions for the year! Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Venue/Timing Venue: ARK115BLT Type Society Start Date/Timing: Wednesday 02-10-2013 - 15:00 End Date/Timing: Wednesday 02-10-2013 - 17:00 Capacity: 100 Contact details: Sikh.Society@su.ntu.ac.uk www.facebook.com/nottinghamtrent.sikhsociety Source - http://www.trentstudents.org/groups/sikh--4/events/meet-and-greet-2013

Kirtan Samagam - 3rd and 4th Oct Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh! Guru Pyaari Saadh Sangat ji, This week there is additional Kirtan samagam on 3rd Oct- Thursday Evening. Please scroll down for the Friday samagam (4th Oct) details. Date : 3rd Oct 2013 Time : 7:00 PM 9:00 PM Venue : Bhai Gagandeep Singh Ji (Nancy Bhenji) Villa No- 7, Street-15A, Hor Al Anz , Dubai (White Color Villa) Near Opposite Century Mall (Please see attached map) Source - http://sikhsinuae.com/2013/10/01/kirtan-samagam-deatils-3rd-and-4th-oct/ Friday Samagam Details Date : 4th Oct 2013 Time : 8.30 AM 11:30 AM (Sehaj Path Bhog is scheduled at 8.30AM by the family, Salok Mahalla-9 will start at 8.30AM) Sewa: Bhai Tejinder Singh Ji Venue: Automech Gurudwara If you need further details, please do not hesitate to contact: Bhai Narinderpal Singh Ji 050-6571863 Bhai Harjit Singh Ji 050 8042629 All Sangat is requested to reach and have blessing of Guru Granth Sahib. ਦੇਹੋਸਜਣਅਸੀਸੜਈਂਆਂ UAE Sikhs

What kinds of sins do we have to commit in order to 'Pesh'? The question from Sangat was "Do we have to re-take Amrit if we have dealt with kaam? What kinds of sins do we have to commit in order to 'Pesh'?" Thanks to the Sikh Youth Federation of Canada. T-Shirt from Rootsgear dedicated to Shaheed Bhai Jaswant Singh Khalra Intro Simran by Jagdeep Kaur of Qi-Rattan available for free download from www.kdp.com (jam 2, track 6). Outro Simran by Jasmeet Singh Dubtician - "Kirpa Charge" http://soundcloud.com/dubtician

Keertan Program at Bibi Kirtan Kaur's Residence Bibi Kirtan kaur 7 kings Rd Conrich Rockyview county 403- 870-2629 program - oct5,2013 Path -shri sukmani sahib ji 9 to 10 am Kirtan -10 to 11:45am Source - http://www.calgarykeertan.com/content/keertan-program-bibi-kirtan-kaurs-residence

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh I think you should get in touch with http://www.britishsikhdocs.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BritishArmedForcesSikhAssociation Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh

Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh Singh Sahib it all comes down to an individual's Avastha & Bharosa. Many will relate to the following Shabad http://searchgurbani.com/scriptures/ggs_shabad/4480/line/8 Some to http://searchgurbani.com/scriptures/ggs_shabad/44/line/7 Very few to http://searchgurbani.com/scriptures/ggs_shabad/1538/line/12 Waheguru ji ka khalsa Waheguru ji ki fateh