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Anand Karaj is the traditional Sikh marriage ceremony, symbolizing the equal partnership between two individuals. The term translates to "blissful union." In Sikhism, marriage holds not only physical, social, and legal significance but also a deep spiritual connection.

In Peshawar, Mohallah Jogan Shah is a really old place where Sikhs have lived for a long time. It's near Dabgari. There's a historic gurdwara there and a school for the community. Even though big buildings are all around, people still value these old places.

This shabad has been sung at least once a day at the Harimandir Sahib in Amritsar for over 400 years. It has become a common mantra for people in and around the Harimandir Sahib, often heard on their lips daily

The Baisakhi of the year 1699 marked a significant moment in Sikh history It's seen as a time of renewal and revival for a community that had faced oppression from foreign rulers. Baisakhi set the stage for a new generation of fearless Sikhs. Over time, the Sikhs emerged as the defenders and champions of the Gateway to India.

Hari Singh was only 16 years old when he was called to a military meeting. Ranjit Singh talked about his plan to attack Kasur. Kasur was a strong fort. It belonged to the Islamic Kasuria Pathan people.

In the Gurdwaras of Punjab, particularly in the revered city of Amritsar, a stunning example of artistic expression can be found adorning the walls of the famous Gurdwara Baba Atal Sahib Ji.

Indian Sikhs were often recruited into the British police force, serving in various Chinese cities including Tientsin (now Tianjin), Amoy (now Xiamen), and Hankow (now part of Wuhan).

A poem

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