This revolutionary new Shabad Printer allows you to beautifully customize, share or print any daily hukamnama or any Gurbani Shabad.
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News: Inni Kaur's Journey With The Gurus
I've been blessed with an opportunity to preview Journey with the Gurus along with my family, and I can say for all of us...this is a book that speaks to us! It only took me a couple of stories for me to notice what was different about this book.
News: Is Michelle the reason for Obama's Amritsar visit?
He said it all had begun when "The President mentioned to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh at the state dinner in November about the Guru Nanak birthday celebrations the White House had hosted. This was such a complete surprise and such a wonderful and great gesture."
News: The Commonwealth Games needs its Tempest in a Turban
What has the Commonwealth Games become since the heady days of Daley Thompson, Ian Stewart and Milkha Singh?
Video: Spirit Fest: Mul Mantra (Nirinjan Kaur)
Nirinjan Kaur at Spirit Voyage's Spirit Fest 2010 event Singing to the Mul Mantra: Ik Ong Kar Sat Nam Karta Purkh, Nirbhau Nirvair, Akal Murat, Ajuni, Saibhang, Gurprasad. Jap. Ad Sach, Jugadh, Sach, Haibhee Sach, Nanak Hosee Bhee Such.
News: CWG: Historic day for Indian athletics, women sweep discus throw
The trio that made it a memorable Monday are Krishna Pooniya, Harwant Kaur and Seema Antil and a near-full stadium gave them a standing ovation as they received the medals.
News: Stylish Sikh soldiers: Photographer Charles Fréger's uniform obsession
In India, he brings his style of contemporary portraiture to photographing the Sikh Regiment in Jharkhand. It took him a year and a half to get through the army's red tape but it appears to be worth the effort.
News: Games Village better than in Olympics says Milkha Singh
The Commonwealth Games Village might have come in for a lot of criticism for being 'filthy and unlivable', but legendary Milkha Singh said it's the best he had ever seen.
News: Pioneers in the Peace Corps, 50 years after
He had an itch for adventure and a desire to help others. And by the autumn of 1961, he was in India's Punjab state, assisting with building projects in a country struggling to gain its footing after centuries of colonial rule. Yet through every difficulty, his enthusiasm never flagged.
News: Nobel physics prize for ultra-thin carbon discovery
Two Russian-born scientists shared the Nobel Prize in physics for "groundbreaking experiments" with the thinnest, strongest material known to mankind "graphene" a carbon vital for the creation of faster computers and transparent touch screens.
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