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  3. Desi DNA

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    .:Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

    I didn't see the show but I have heard Parv Bancil on the radio during the Behzti fiasco. Often he was the only one defending the protesters and questioned Bhatti's motives for making the play. He did not portray himself as a representative of the Sikh community, but he was definatley on our side and not on theirs.

    He was in a similar position to Bhatti in 1996 when he made a controversial play called the Ungrateful Dead which dealt with gang culture in Southall. He learned his lesson and realised his mistake unlike Bhatti unfortunatley.

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  5. Bitesize Sikhi

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    .:Vahaguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

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    Bitesize Sikhi

    9th - 16th February 2005

    West Midlands

    Come into the light.

    West Midlands Sikh Societies present...

    Compassion: Serving Others

    Paintballing Massacre III

    Spiritual Vibes

    www.boss-uk.org

    info@boss-uk.org

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    Compassion: Serving Others

    2pm Wednesday 9th February 2005

    Room 040,

    Attwood Building,

    University of Central England

    "There is no enemy, none is 'other ',

    A sense of universal brotherhood has come to me."

    (Kanara Mohalla 5: Ang 1299)

    All proceeds to go to the Tsunami Relief Effort

    Part of Bitesize Sikhi

    ucesikhsoc@yahoo.co.uk

    07817 287339

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    Paintballing Massacre III

    Sunday 13th February 2005

    Sutton Coldfield,

    West Midlands

    Deadline for registration is 1st February 2005

    Sikh Soc members £25

    Non-members £28

    All proceeds go to the Tsunami Relief Effort

    s-uk.org/' target='_blank'>www.boss-uk.org

    info@boss-uk.org

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    Spiritual Vibes

    3pm Onwards Wednesday 16th February 2005

    Room: TBA,

    MC Building,

    Stafford Street,

    University of Wolverhampton

    English Translations

    All proceeds go to the Tsunami Relief Effort

    www.uksikhs.com

    wolvesikhsoc@#

    www.boss-uk.org

    info@boss-uk.org

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  8. What Every Sikh Should Know

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    .:Vahaguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

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    What Every Sikh Should Know

    11am - 12.15pm Sunday 30th January 2005

    Guru Nanak Singh Sabha Dudley

    118 Wellington Road,

    Dudley,

    West Midlands

    You with your families are invited to a programme which given an insight into the problems faced by Sikhs daily and also possibly solutions....

    The truth… , what happens in colleges , university and at work.

    Open discussions and Questions

    By Mohan Singh (south Birmingham )

    At Guru Nanak Singh Sabha Dudley

    118 Wellington Road , Dudley, West Midlands UK

    From 11pm to 12.30pm

    On 30-1-2005 Sunday

    Further information,

    Sikh Naujawan Academy

    G Sukha Singh

    www.sna.org.uk

    info@sna.org.uk

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  12. Nanavati Commission 2005

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    .: Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

    Taken from www.witness84.com website

    Nanavati Comm sees a 'pattern' in 1984 Sikh riots

    Sunday, January 2 2005 10:06 Hrs

    New Delhi : The Justice Nanavati Commission, inquiring into the 1984 Sikh riots, which is preparing to submit its report to the Union Home Ministry, sees a "pattern" behind the attacks on Sikhs.

    "The evidence does indicate a pattern in which the riots took place and the pattern in which the attacks took place on the Sikhs," Justice G T Nanavati said refusing to elaborate on the merits of the evidence taken into consideration by it.

    "All the evidence has been scrutinised and the report will be submitted to the Home Ministry with recommendations positively by January 31," he said.

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  17. Melaa Maghee Camp

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    .:Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

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    Melaa Maghee Camp

    12.30pm - 6.00pm Saturday 22nd January 2005

    Guru Nanak Gurdwara

    High Street,

    Smethwick,

    West Midlands

    Come and learn the true story behind Lohree and how Guru Gobind Singh Ji's warriors victouriously fought the last battle at Muktsar.

    The Story of Maghee

    Tug of War

    Assault Course

    British Bulldog

    Arts - crafts

    Arm wrestling

    Dodgeball

    Kabbadi

    Maghee quiz

    Chips & beans!!!

    Come and enrol at Guru Gobind Singh Ji's training camp for 1 day.

    Prizes will be handed out at the end of the camp.

    Registration in Hall 6

    Open to children aged 8-16

    Harjinder/Hardeep/Inderjit: 0121 555 8844

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  19. Boycott UCL Seminar Series

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    just a fact that u guys should probably all know...

    a prominent boss sevadaar was asked bout the speaker, in addition gave his backing to the talk taking place.

    so YES, boss were asked!...

    o and i should probably mention that boss sevadaars will be at the seminar.

    .:Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

    ghost Bhaji/Benji

    can you also explain why the event has not been advertised on the BOSS website? grin.gif

    Also AmaN Bhaji/Benji it might be a good idea for you to stop advertising this event on your website. :TH:

    If any one is going to this talk (if it's not banned) could you please record it for the others?

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  20. Indian Army

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    .:Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

    This is taken from GlobalSecurity.org

    In 2002 the Indian Army had 980,000 active troops, along with an Army Reserve consisting of: 300,000 first line troops (those within five years of full time service), and another 500,000 second line troops (subject to recall to service until 50 years of age). The Territorial Army numbered 40,000 first line troops (and 160,000 second line troops). In 1994 the army had approximately 940,000 men and women on active duty, and another 36,000 in the Territorial Army. As of 1998 the Army had a sanctioned troop strength of 1,045,000, but there was a shortage of about 59,000 troops.

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  24. Youth Keertan Darbar

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    .:Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh:.

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    Youth Keertan Darbar

    6.30pm - 10.30pm Friday 21st January 2005

    Lower Diwaan Hall

    Chapeltown Gurdwara (The Sikh Temple),

    192 Chapeltown Road,

    Leeds,

    West Yorkshire,

    LS7 3JT

    Vaheguru Ji Ka khalsa Vaheguru Ji Ke Fateh

    The Sikh Inspiation Class Leeds have organised a Youth Kirtan Darbar in rememberance of those who have lost their lives in the Asian Tsunami and those who are still suffering.

    Program: 6.30 - 10.30pm starting with Rehraas Sahib followed by kirtan by local youth.

    Please come along and show your support for this worthwhile cause!

    Vaheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Vaheguru Ji Ki Fateh!

    sikhinspiration@leedsgurdwara.com

    Bhai Sukhraj Singh: 07974 623752

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