NAWABI NO, OUR CLAIM ON SOVEREIGN KINGDOM (In Punjabi)

Thursday, 23 May 2013

OUR CLAIM ON SOVEREIGN KINGDOM (In Punjabi)
NO SUBSERVIENT STATUS ACCEPTABLE, SAYS A 19TH C. BOOK PANTH PARKASH BY RATTAN SINGH BHANGU. AN OCCASION AROSE WHEN THE DELHI RULER WAS OFFERING THEM NAWABI THE SUBSERVIENT RULE. THE SIKHS POLITELY DECLINED IT. 
It claims that Guru Gobind Singh had  bestowed kingdom to depressed or low-caste Sikhs. It tells how the poor Sikhs were surprised at Guru’s blessing, “How it is possible?”  A page from that book. Interesting really.
Read in this article in Punjabi. In images of course. (Jan. 2004)

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AGED PARENTS CAN ALSO CLAIM MAINTENANCE (In Punjabi)

AGED PARENTS CAN ALSO CLAIM MAINTENANCE (In Punjabi)

Advocate R.S.Bindra handles this and allied legal issues. Also in this image you will read some jokes in English. I feel obliged to publish herewith picture of my father Dafedar Mansa Singh .
Read in this article in Punjabi. In images of course. (Jan. 2004)

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HA HA !! H.S.SURJIT SAYS DEMANDS OF PUNJAB NOW IRRELEVANT – (In Punjabi)

HA HA !! H.S.SURJIT SAYS DEMANDS OF PUNJAB NOW IRRELEVANT – (In Punjabi)

We are reproducing 2-3 pages from comrade Shameel’s book on ‘Rajneeti da Rustame Hind Harkishan Singh Surjit.

Read in this article in Punjabi. In images of course. (Jan. 2004)

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FOR SIKHS WHOSE FRIENDSHIP BETTER – MUSLIM OR HINDU? (In Punjabi)

FOR SIKHS WHOSE FRIENDSHIP BETTER – MUSLIM OR HINDU? (In Punjabi)

Association with whom is beneficial for the Sikhs? This question has been historically dealt with.
SIKHAN LAYI HINDU CHANGE KE MUSALMAAN
Read in this article in Punjabi. In images of course. (Jan. 2004)\
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RSS SHOULD FORGET TO ABSORB SIKHISM – DR. NOEL KING (In Punjabi)

RSS SHOULD FORGET TO ABSORB SIKHISM – DR. NOEL KING (In Punjabi)

Noel king a famous scholar on comparative religion who expired 2-3 years ago has warned RSS ideology. He says that Sikhism is different from Budhism and the time period also matters.

Read in this article in Punjabi. In images of course. (Jan. 2004)

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