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Everyone using an Android phone always wondered how can they read or search Sri Guru Granth Sahib on thier handset. Fortunaltely, your wait is over. A brand new appliction for gurbani search with name of igranth has been released for ever growing Android lovers and future lovers.
Tags: android gurbani, sikhi to the max, sri guru granth sahib
A brief history: Guru Arjan Dev ji got the Aad Guru Granth Sahib written by Bhai Gurdas ji. The first installation of Aad guru granth sahib was done at Harmandr Sahib, Amritsar in 1604. Baba Buddha was appointed as its first Granthi or keeper.
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Tags: amritsar, baba buddha ji, golden temple, granthi, guru arjan dev ji, prakash, sri guru granth sahib, sri guru granth sahib ji, sri harmandir sahib
Jarnail Singh Journalist Speaks about his shoe hurling protest in an interview with NDTV. He argues and explains how it is a legitimate protest when governments become insensitive towards killings of thousands of innocents. He categorically explains why he protested, why it was required and what was the outcome. Watch this video below or visit this link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2wA6kjX-J0:
Tags: 1984, jarnail singh, journalist, ndtv, protest, sikh
In a very wise and environment friendly decision the power supply provided at Sri Harmandar Sahib(the holiest sikh shrine), Amritsar, India will be moving to solar energy.
After Gurdwara Sahib, Fremont, USA (the first ever religious institution to move on solar energy) this wise step may encourage people of Punjab to move on solar energy & end existing power woes.
Tags: delta, energy arm, golden temple, gurdwara sahib, india, photovoltaic technology, power supply, punj lloyd, punjab, religious institution, renewable energy, sikh, solar energy
A texas court has apparently ordered demolition of a $150,000 Gurdwara recently built after the approval from the city authorities. These include Planning & Zoning committees as well as the City Council at large.
Tags: austin gurdwara, guru, sangat, sikhs
Gurmehar Singh impresses world with his climate plan
Washington — Growing up in northern India, Gurmehar Singh learned at an early age to turn off lights when leaving a room and to close the water tap when brushing his teeth. Caring about the environment, he says, “is in my blood.”
Now a 19-year-old student at Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College in Ludhiana, a city of 4.5 million in the state of Punjab, Singh is a tireless advocate for all things green. His biggest undertaking yet: A campaign to make his campus into India’s first carbon-neutral school.
Tags: climate plan, eco friendly
Toronto, Ontario (KP) – Expressing sympathy with the Sikhs, the New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton, MP, in a letter urged his caucus not to attend any events with Kamal Nath because of his involvement in anti sikh pogroms in 1984. Here is the copy of his letter:
New Democratic Party leader Jack Layton, MP, in a letter urged his caucus not to attend any events with Kamal Nath.
Tags: 1984, canadian government, canadian mp, pogroms, sikhs
Milkha Singh, one of India’s greatest track athletes, has sold his life story to a film maker for a cut price one rupee (two cents) in the hope that the biopic might inspire the youth of his country to excel in the sport.
Tags: asian games, commonwealth games, milkha singh, sikh, track athletes
U.S. Army Capt. Tejdeep Singh Rattan speaks to journalists a U.S. Army officer basic training graduation ceremony at Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio on Monday, March 22, 2010
San Antonio, TX – Thirty-one year old Captain Tejdeep Singh Rattan today became the first Sikh officer in the US army in over two decades to complete basic training without shedding his turban and other articles of faith.
Rattan, a dentist by profession, graduated from Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas making him the first Sikh officer in a generation to complete the basic training with his turban and beard intact.
Tags: rattan, religious identity, san antonio tx, sikh, turban, u s army
Amritsar: Baba Sewa Singh, the recipient of the Padma Shri for 2010, the fourth highest civilian award, has not only played a pivotal role in the upkeep and maintenance of historic Gurudwaras at Khadoor Sahib, but has also taken upon himself the task of nurturing the nature by planting trees across the country.
Tags: guru granth sahib, gurudwaras, sewa
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