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...: Women's Liberation Movement and Gurmat, Abstracts of Sikh Studies, April-June 1997, Institute of Sikh Studies, Chandigarh, p.76. *8. Guru Granth Sahib, p.788.

'''Baba Banda Singh Bahadur ([[16 October]], [[1670]] - [[9 June]], [[1716]])''' (Lachhman Dev alias Madho dass Bairagi), originally from th ==Advances towards Lahore, June 1710==

...ar Sahib, Amritsar - the Central Holy and Spiritual place of the Sikhs in June 1984 and 1988. After the assination of Mrs Indira Gandhi who was responsibl ...urgerstraat 12, (Watrerlooplein) and now situated at Paulus Potterstraat 2-8, 1071 CZ, Amsterdam (Museumplein since 1970). The cutting took 38 days and

...Bahadur]], was captured in December 1715 and executed six months later in June 1716. With the execution of Banda Singh, the Sikhs were deprived of a unifi *(8) [[Bhangi Misl]] under [[Hari Singh Dhillon]],

...lasses held in the verandah of the Director of Public Instruction’s office.8 It had a somewhat short history and was amalgamated with the newly establis ...College, Amritsar. The Khalsa Diwan 25, Amritsar, adopted a resolution, on June 17 1883, for the establishment of the Khalsa College. Recognizing the nexus

...e Harmandir Sahib, in the days shortly before the anniversary on the 16 of June (when Sikhs commemorate the martyrdom of their first martyr, the fifth Guru ...eir religion in the Constitution."<ref>The New York Times, Editorial, June 8, 1984.</ref></blockquote>

...ritdhari ) and fought with wearing their Turbans. According to one report, 8 thousands Sikhs died in France and 4 thousands in Belgium. ...iment, was stationed in Nowshera (now in Pakistan), when I got enrolled in June 1940.

...al Court, the opposition also came from persons like [[Diwan Chandu Mal]],(8) a banker and Diwan in the Lahore Court. He became one of the bitterest ene *(8) Chandu Shah, a wealthy banker and revenue official was serving the Mughal

...will get closer to the Real Self, and other would slip farther away (sggs 8). ...ind response, acknowledgment and encouragement from all over the world, in June, 1998, we moved this web site from a temporary site to a registered domain

:8) The international campaign of disinformation, expelling foreign journalist In June, 1947, Hindu and Sikh members of the Punjab Legislative Assembly unanimousl

...hake a little.".<ref>[http://www.tribuneindia.com/2007/20071031/nation.htm#8 The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Nation<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref>< ...atil on February 9, 2005 and the report was tabled in Parliament on August 8, 2005.

...landholder or renter class. Few were from the landlord or artisan classes.[8] For a great many emigrants, the main objective in going abroad was to accu ...ets of Vancouver. [20] He was a religious man, but not a Khalsa Sikh until June, 1908, when he was initiated by Teja Singh at an amrit ceremony in the Vanc

...zam, a token contingent of Sikhs which took part in the battle of Jajau (8 June 1707), decisively won by the Prince who ascended the throne with the title ...preaching the word of Guru Nanak. The two camps crossed the River Tapti in June 1708 and the Ban-Ganga in August, arriving at Nanded, on the Godavari, towa

...t assembled here and then proceeded to the work site in a procession on 17 June 1923. The Gurdwara was reconstructed during the 1930's. Besides the daily s ...ut the 30'C mark. Temperatures in the summer rising up to 40'C, peaking in June and in winter the daytime temperatures go down up to anywhere around 15'C.

...m Baksh, whose [[Amrit Ceremony]] was arranged on a large Panthic scale on June 14, 1903. As a result, he was treated almost as an outcast by the Sikhs of ...India, (now in W. Pakistan) with temperatures going up to 122°F in May and June, he remained without food and water continuously for 40 days. This was beca

...etteer of India of 1909 indicated the presence of only 1 Mohyal for every 8 persons of the [[Janjua]] community, 13 of the [[Gakhars|Gakhar]] and 39 of ...e for maintaining a fierce independence[http://www.defencejournal.com/2003/june/tribesandturbulence.htm]. During the British rule they were favored in mili

...n at the first edition of this work, published and released in New York in June last, being widely acclaimed by the Sikh community all over North America a 7. Nehru’s Negativism (1950-1964) 289 8. Achievement and Frustration (1964-1975) 327

...l. Gazing upon Him, beholding Him, Nanak blossoms forth in happiness. ((3)(8))}} Saturday, June 25, 2005 By: SatSundri Kaur Khalsa

Bhai Gurchet Singh ji possesses very rare and valuable relics (read 6th june AJIT paper) belongings to various gurus and serving at Bhai Roopa village. 8. Itihas Bagrian By Giani Gian singh ji.

...some Jats). In addition, the world reknown Professor Ellsworth Huntington [8] of Yale University remarked, "…the Sikhs are the only one of these… � ...friended the British with which he entered into peace treaties. He died on June 27, 1839 and was succeeded by his son Kharak Singh. A year later on Novembe