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Sikh Fighter Pilot Memorial In UK To Honour Indians Who Fought In World Wars
The design for a sculpture of an early 20th century Sikh fighter pilot, cricketer and golfer from Oxford University has been approved for a new memorial to be erected in the England port city of Southampton in memory of all Indians who fought in the World Wars.
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Community Leaders In Houston Seek Permanent Memorial To Honour Sikh Cop
Community leaders in Houston are working towards establishing a permanent memorial to honour the Indian-American police officer Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal, who was shot dead on duty during a traffic stop.
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"Wise Decision": Indian Envoy As US Library Removes Bhindranwale Portrait
A library in the US state of Connecticut has removed a memorial that featured a portrait of killedterroristJarnail Singh Bhindranwale, with the top Indian diplomat in New York welcoming the "wise decision" taken by it not to allow a divisive agenda to create rift within the Sikh community.
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Sikh Soldiers' Memorial In UK Vandalised Hours After World War I Tribute
Condemning the vandalism at UK's newly inaugurated Indian War Memorial, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has called for strict action against the culprits of the apparent racial attack on the occasion of the World War I centenary.
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UK Town To Be Amritsar's Twin City In Memory Of Maharaja Duleep Singh
A small UK town in the East Anglia region of England will become the twin city of Amritsar as it celebrates the 125th death anniversary of Maharaja Duleep Singh, the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire, with a two-week-long Punjabi festival.
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Sikh Soldiers To Get New War Memorial In London
The UK government has agreed to support and fund a national memorial to honour the sacrifices and contribution of Sikh soldiers who fought for Britain and its allies during the two World Wars.
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Memorial to Honour Sikh Soldiers Unveiled in Britain
In a first, the Sikh community has unveiled in Staffordshire county in Britain a memorial statue to honour the Sikh soldiers who fought during the First World War, a media report said.
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9/11 Memorial: Hindu, Sikh Leaders to Share Stage With Pope Francis
A Hindu community leader and two prominent Sikhs will be among a select group of inter-faith leaders who will participate in a prayer service led by Pope Francis during his visit to the 9/11 memorial in New York this week.
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Sikh Diaspora Raises Funds For Memorial Statue
The members of the Sikh community have organised a fair in Britain to raise funds for a memorial statue, a media report said on Monday.
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In a First, a Sikh to Guard Tomb Of Unknown Soldier in Canada
In a first, a Sikh soldier has been appointed to watch over the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" at the National War Memorial here in Canada, a media report said.
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PM Modi's Gift to Tony Abbott: Replica of a First World War Trophy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today presented a replica of the Man Singh Trophy - a prized possession of Sikh regiment battalions - to his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott at the War Memorial to commemorate his visit.
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US announces half a million dollar grant for victims of Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout
US Administration has announced a grant of more than half a million dollars for the victims of the Oak Creek Gurdwara shootout, after the Sikh community began a four-day memorial service observing the tragic incident, US Attorney General, Eric Holder said.
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Operation Bluestar anniversary: Controversial memorial, tributes
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today sought to distance himself and the state government from the construction of Operation Blue Star' memorial in Amritsar by radical Sikh groups. He said it was a project of the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabhandak Committee (SGPC) and Damdmi Taksal (a radical Sikh group).
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Operation Bluestar: Dal Khalsa releases directory
Operation Bluestar: Radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa on Tuesday released a directory of the people who died during the Indian Army's Operation Bluestar in the Golden Temple complex in the Sikh holy city in June 1984.
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Delhi: An architectural milestone in lieu of the Commonwealth Games
Tourists have one more place to visit during the upcoming Commonwealth Games -- the newly constructed Guru Tegh Bahadur Memorial. The soon-to-be inaugurated memorial, a tribute to the ninth Sikh guru Tegh Bahadur and spread out on more than 10 acres on GT road of the Delhi-Haryana border is illuminated with special lighting effects. The Guru's holy...
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Sikh Fighter Pilot Memorial In UK To Honour Indians Who Fought In World Wars
The design for a sculpture of an early 20th century Sikh fighter pilot, cricketer and golfer from Oxford University has been approved for a new memorial to be erected in the England port city of Southampton in memory of all Indians who fought in the World Wars.
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Community Leaders In Houston Seek Permanent Memorial To Honour Sikh Cop
Community leaders in Houston are working towards establishing a permanent memorial to honour the Indian-American police officer Sandeep Singh Dhaliwal, who was shot dead on duty during a traffic stop.
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"Wise Decision": Indian Envoy As US Library Removes Bhindranwale Portrait
A library in the US state of Connecticut has removed a memorial that featured a portrait of killedterroristJarnail Singh Bhindranwale, with the top Indian diplomat in New York welcoming the "wise decision" taken by it not to allow a divisive agenda to create rift within the Sikh community.
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Sikh Soldiers' Memorial In UK Vandalised Hours After World War I Tribute
Condemning the vandalism at UK's newly inaugurated Indian War Memorial, Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has called for strict action against the culprits of the apparent racial attack on the occasion of the World War I centenary.
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UK Town To Be Amritsar's Twin City In Memory Of Maharaja Duleep Singh
A small UK town in the East Anglia region of England will become the twin city of Amritsar as it celebrates the 125th death anniversary of Maharaja Duleep Singh, the last Maharaja of the Sikh Empire, with a two-week-long Punjabi festival.
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Sikh Soldiers To Get New War Memorial In London
The UK government has agreed to support and fund a national memorial to honour the sacrifices and contribution of Sikh soldiers who fought for Britain and its allies during the two World Wars.
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Memorial to Honour Sikh Soldiers Unveiled in Britain
In a first, the Sikh community has unveiled in Staffordshire county in Britain a memorial statue to honour the Sikh soldiers who fought during the First World War, a media report said.
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9/11 Memorial: Hindu, Sikh Leaders to Share Stage With Pope Francis
A Hindu community leader and two prominent Sikhs will be among a select group of inter-faith leaders who will participate in a prayer service led by Pope Francis during his visit to the 9/11 memorial in New York this week.
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Sikh Diaspora Raises Funds For Memorial Statue
The members of the Sikh community have organised a fair in Britain to raise funds for a memorial statue, a media report said on Monday.
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In a First, a Sikh to Guard Tomb Of Unknown Soldier in Canada
In a first, a Sikh soldier has been appointed to watch over the "Tomb of the Unknown Soldier" at the National War Memorial here in Canada, a media report said.
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PM Modi's Gift to Tony Abbott: Replica of a First World War Trophy
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today presented a replica of the Man Singh Trophy - a prized possession of Sikh regiment battalions - to his Australian counterpart Tony Abbott at the War Memorial to commemorate his visit.
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US announces half a million dollar grant for victims of Wisconsin Gurdwara shootout
US Administration has announced a grant of more than half a million dollars for the victims of the Oak Creek Gurdwara shootout, after the Sikh community began a four-day memorial service observing the tragic incident, US Attorney General, Eric Holder said.
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Operation Bluestar anniversary: Controversial memorial, tributes
Punjab Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal today sought to distance himself and the state government from the construction of Operation Blue Star' memorial in Amritsar by radical Sikh groups. He said it was a project of the Shiromani Gurdwara Prabhandak Committee (SGPC) and Damdmi Taksal (a radical Sikh group).
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Operation Bluestar: Dal Khalsa releases directory
Operation Bluestar: Radical Sikh organisation Dal Khalsa on Tuesday released a directory of the people who died during the Indian Army's Operation Bluestar in the Golden Temple complex in the Sikh holy city in June 1984.
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Delhi: An architectural milestone in lieu of the Commonwealth Games
Tourists have one more place to visit during the upcoming Commonwealth Games -- the newly constructed Guru Tegh Bahadur Memorial. The soon-to-be inaugurated memorial, a tribute to the ninth Sikh guru Tegh Bahadur and spread out on more than 10 acres on GT road of the Delhi-Haryana border is illuminated with special lighting effects. The Guru's holy...
