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A guest staying at our house came back one day narrating how he had seen a Sikh's turban being set on fire near Pragati Maidan.
Kavita N. Ramdas: Reflections from a Colleague - Justice and Community Building Kavita N. Ramdas 2010
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A guest staying at our house came back one day narrating how he had seen a Sikh's turban being set on fire near Pragati Maidan.
Kavita N. Ramdas: Reflections from a Colleague - Justice and Community Building Kavita N. Ramdas 2010
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Mian Mir went to Amritsar in December 1588 to lay the foundation stone of Sikh's holiest Golden Temple, which is commonly known as Sri Harminder Sahib.
Asia in Pictures 2012
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A guest staying at our house came back one day narrating how he had seen a Sikh's turban being set on fire near Pragati Maidan.
Kavita N. Ramdas: Reflections from a Colleague - Justice and Community Building Kavita N. Ramdas 2010
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The knife, known as a kirpan, is "intended to remind the bearer of a Sikh's duty to protect the weak and promote justice," according to this story from the Houston Chronicle.
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There have been cases in which a Sikh's hair has been cut, and they have been prosecuted as hate crimes.
For young Sikhs, turban-tying ceremony binds them to their faith Rick Rojas 2010
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There have been cases in which a Sikh's hair has been cut, and they have been prosecuted as hate crimes.
For young Sikhs, turban-tying ceremony binds them to their faith 2010
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TSA spokeswoman Sterling Payne told The New York Times she would not comment on the Sikh's claims.
Sikhs Call Airport Screening For Turbans 'Security Theater' Josh Fleet 2010
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The Sikh rebellion was started in the late seventies by Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale, whom Sanjay Gandhi, the other son of Indira Gandhi, had actively promoted in order to weaken the Sikh's Akali party for the benefit of the Congress party.
Abdul Malik Mujahid: Assassinations, Peace and State Violence in India and Pakistan 2009
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The knife, known as a kirpan, is "intended to remind the bearer of a Sikh's duty to protect the weak and promote justice," according to this story from the Houston Chronicle.
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