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http://newsforums.bbc.co.uk/nol/thread.jspa?forumID=7485&edition=1&ttl=20100208134435 read the comments, educate and inform.

The program was very interesting, some weird stuff happens in India, the hot coals, dung throwing and the Aghoris all very odd. The zoroastrians bit was interesting, felt sorry for them but they just accepted it and moved on. You have to remember it was 10 mins approx on Sikhi and it was His opinion on what he saw, but he showed respect and he took part in seva which is always a good thing.

I think somebody already has....... http://www.muslim4aweek.blogspot.com/

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Agreed, Hargun sweet centre in walsall is pure veg and is probably one of the busiest shops i've seen and I thinK Pratap sweet centre on Dunstall Road in Wolves is pure veg to they both make rockin' samose.

To true, but the theres hardly any building trade at the moment for the "faujis" or anybody else.

Lot of hate for Jazzy B, is it just him or all punjabi singers, or is that another topic..... He sung some nice Dharmic songs though.

FRET

Rampur (Jalandhar)

Agreed, i'm not saying its an easy test to do but I know a few people that have done it and some of them are not the most educated but they all passed first time. http://www.lifeintheuktest.gov.uk/htmlsite/self2_20.html They all got the handbook and said all the questions in the book are the ones covered in the test.

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/file_on_4/7263498.stm Just all sensationalist reporting. Someones trying to make a name for themselves.

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Anything & everything for me! Anybody can listen to music, its when you hear the music thats the key. Haven't you ever listened to something be it Hip Hop, Kirtan, Reggae, etc and just completely lost yourself in the music.....thats when you hear the music.

Sorry just straying from the topic, where is this quote from, i've never seen it before.

You could try Philadelphia (Tom Hanks & Denzel Washington) or In & Out (Kevin Kline).

Yeah, but he also sung some fantastic Dharmic songs aswell. Other singrs of the time sang 'lustful' songs aswell nobody shot them. Its always going to be one of lifes mysterys why he was killed but plenty of people have an opinion.

Pre - 1984 I was merely a little girl then, I lived far away from Punjab I read the biased news about my people in your papers I grew up believing we were wrong. In your textbooks O? India Sikhi was an off stream of your Noble Heritage Gone astray by militant philosophy of the tenth Guru And in present times it did not make sense. We grew up being ridiculed By teachers, playmates and streetgoers Everyday fighting prejudice And being ashamed of our own selves. My parents were busy making ends meet They were the children of the 1947 displacement They had no time for sharing Sikh life and pride They lost it somewhere with all the socio-economic strife. So I grew up confused without an identity With you telling how you did a favor on us refugees I did not know about Sikh history and heritage And its contribution to your freedom, power and existence. But, we had a Sufi worker at our business He was so spiritual and had a sense of wisdom I always found him longing to touch the feet of Guru?s Sikhs He always told me that Gur-Sikhi Jeevan commanded utmost reverence. His words ignited a spark in my soul somewhere The truth had to be found My parents had given me wings It was time to dig the roots in the ground. Then came 1984 The news about several innocents being killed In busses and trains of Punjab Why did I know were setups and propaganda, To create a context for BlueStar. When you stormed Harimander Hot month of June it was Sangat[5] in tens of thousands had come to pay reverence To the great Guru Arjan Shaheeda-de-Sirtaaj. In pretext to disarm a few dozen men You brought tanks, rocket launchers, heavy artillery and cannons You entrapped thousands and cut off their supplies And used poisonous gas to consume those innocents. You killed uncountable mothers, fathers and children After you parched them with thirst, You filled the sarovar with the blood of thousands And tried to patch up your acts by mass cremations. When Lion Bhindrawale was declared found With hundreds of Gursikhs around Something had ached my heart For you it was the beginning of the end; for me it was just a start. Then came fake encounters I suspected things were not how they were shown But just a teenager I was With no access to the truth or cries of bereaving mothers in Punjab. But You know what O? cruel Brahmanvaad? The ties of Guru?s Kaum are very strong Generations aways form Guru?s land But my blood and soul was always a Punjab. Then 30th of October came Satwant & Beant had done their share. You decided to teach 18 million of us another lesson And issued the orders of Sikh massacre. Our house was set afire and a few relatives blazed, Rape, torture and death we had barely escaped. With days of hiding, uncertainty and gloom ahead The spirit was still Guru?s; it couldn?t be scared. When the sad news poured in from all directions, O? India you had opened our eyes to the Sikhi connection. We were connected, we were made one; Punjab or outside any place in the world. That awakening had finally taken place That feeling was invaluable, that discovery priceless. As you unveiled your centuries? long hatred And unleashed your long held wrath! It was a blessing in disguise, I?ll tell you And finally everything had made sense. It was our identity you loathed It was our sovereignty and strength that you despised It was our magnanimousness that you thrived on It was our subjugated loyalty that you desired. When those fearless souls revealed the truth And masses pledged to stand up for their nation You feared losing your strength and position And planned this brutal retaliation. The spark had turned into a flame To be a Sikh was no longer a shame I knew we were not one of you And standing up for equality, liberty and justice would never please you. You finally dug your own grave Your cover-ups and false promises will bear no fruits My parents had given me the wings But Thank You India; You put me in touch with my roots. June, 2006 I am a parent of a pre-teen now And the flame is a full grown fire That fire; it also burns in his heart And that to you is the start of my 1984?s answer. The fire now burns with full vigor It will consume me lest I take an action Hence I will not sit quiet I pledge to turn it into a revolution. I brought him up telling stories about his heritage About your betrayal, your intentions and your treacheries I am not alone; thousands of Mothers there are That dedicated their lives to this purpose. I will not let him down; in grounding him to his roots. Not one day has passed since he was born That I didn?t tell him a story of Sikh pride Of Khalsa Nation and its sacrifice. This is my revenge O? India I will never forget and forgive you I will raise many such more daughters and sons They will never let your cruel intentions come true. They will walk tall; They will be in your face Proving we survived against all odds They will not demolish themselves ashamed by your lies But will stand eternally in Guru?s grace. We will be a strong Nation, We will be sovereign You cannot stop us, The game has just begin. For you see, We are the people of our own destiny, of spirit and of freedom We have wings we roam everywhere, But, We also have roots in truth and perfection. We have roots only in truth and perfection

Thats the thing we've got two channels which show a little bit of Sikh related info but are more based around Punjabi cuture (alpha & channel punjab) but they want your money. Then you got all these muslim channels free of charge running 24/7. Its all about the money with apne!

Our religious authority is different from that of other people. Khalsa Ji: Qura'n has thirty chapters, Geeta has eighteen. Geeta nowhere provides for a Muslim to attain heaven. Geeta does not provide for the deliverance of a Muslim. In the thirty chapters of the Qura'n nothing is written about the deliverance of a Hindu. But the place where we are sitting today, in the Guru (that it belongs to), in the Beloved Guru (Siri Guru Granth Sahib) whom we all revere; Kabir Ji, the weaver, is seated; out of Cobblers, Bhagat Ravidas Ji is seated; of Potters, Beni Ji is seated; of Jats, Dhanna Ji is seated; of Brahmins, Jaidev Ji is seated; of Washermen, Namdev Ji is seated; of Barbers, Sain Ji, the barber, is seated. Who did not get a place here? A Hindu can not touch the ground with his forehead in a mosque. In a Hindu temple, a Muslim cannot touch the ground with his forehead. But has anyone ever been turned away from this (the Guru's) door? This is our uniqueness. Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale's Speech May1983

Wonder if flintoff wanted a talk after that They were laughin' at the end together. There was a classic bit after the forth six I think, the camera was on Flintoff's face while he was standing at the boundry rope and I swear when the ball sailed over the rope he said (with a smile on his face) f*****g w****r!

It was brilliant!!! Lets hope they can do it against South Africa today.

I'm sure this has been discussed before, but............ My sons are Amrit Singh, Gurjeevan Singh & Yuvraj Singh, I also like the names Jagraj, Nihaal, Sukhmani, Rajdeep. How about Sardar Singh.

I can't believe some of you guys are falling for this BNP bulls**t. At the end of the day Nick Griffin is just another politician playing politics and telling you waht you want hear. As Public Enemy said 'Don't Believe The Hype'. Cos' if these guys get any kind of power you'll regret it.