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By Jai Tegang! · Posted
I've wondered what effect the huge loss of land had on our demographics. The Muslims inherited most of the fertile and irrigated canal land, and had land available for more generations to sustainably divide up. We were left with such little land that only one generation of high birth rate could be sustained. We hit the ceiling quickly and started immigrating out. We should have launched our own offensive to reclaim up to chenab, regardless of what demographics suggest. Even the muslims were surprised we didn't bother coming back for lahore. I've read they feared an attack for many years. -
By GurjantGnostic · Posted
Not surprising in a way. Not only the dates but source. -
Sucham is much more important. World is learning how important to keep sucham now with this virus. Guru Sahib ji told us hundreds of years ago. Be glad that we have direct knowledge/gian of such important things. -
By GurjantGnostic · Posted
Yes how dare I suggest an imperial power return rule of a land to it's last known rulers. Especially ones who had treated them so well. Or dare think splitting the area three ways would have been more humane. I mean. Sikhs only fought in two world wars and put down some rebllions. Live in the real world he says..bro.. Like the partition had anything to do with demographics or fairness. -
Navratri - Sikhs got nothing to do with this Hindu Religious day. We don't have any significance attached to this date. We respect all other religious days but we don't celebrate them at all and those who do; either they got something to learn or has some dubious agenda.
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