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Dya Singh's impact on the world music stage
has been short of phenominal. He sings about spirituality in
his native Punjabi (with occasional English explanations) and
blends traditional music with modern and contemporary trends.
He has single-handedly taken the traditional Sikh spiritual
music of his ancestral Punjab (frontier province on the border
of present day India and Pakistan, south of Afghanistan) into
the world music stage reaching out from his source indigenous
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Looking for a Gurdwara in Australia. We at Sikh.com.au
have tried to compile a list of Gurdwaras in Australia. Our
endevour is to have a comprehensive list of Gurdwaras in Australia.
If you have any inputs which will help us please email us
by clicking
here . We are specifically looking for photographs of
various Gurdwaras in Australia which will be eventually put
on this web site.
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In
our endavour to build a complete web site for the Sikh community
we have added this section of classifieds to our site. Here
you can place your advertiisments online and reach a global
audience. All this for FREE! The
Classifieds section is divided into various categories like
for rent, house for sale, car for sale, services
available, announcements, etc. What's more you can send
us a mail and we can open a brand new section if your commodity
or service does not fit into a particular category! So what
are you waiting for go ahead and place you advertisment
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Another
new addition is the Sikh Calender. Users can add events in
the Calender online. All the events added to the Calender
can be viewed by the visitors. So if you know of a Sikh
Community event / Social gathering relating to Sikh/Indian
community taking place anyhere please add it to the
Calender and encourage you friends and relatives to do the
same.
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Satnam Kaur
Power of money.
Can money buy happiness ? Explore, and find the answer
If you have any incident/experience/observation
relating to Sikh way of life and would like to share it with
the community using this web site please click
here . We will be more than pleased
to publish it in our Guest
Columns.
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| Famous
Sikhs |
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Kartar Singh Thakral is no corporate wallflower;
he is one of Singapore's most daring entrepreneurs. And the
Thakral group he leads is no ordinary family business; it
is a dynamic, multibillion-dollar empire-one of the Sikh world's
biggest--- spanning two dozen countries and employing 8,000
people.
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freedom and Leela have toured for the
past 10 years singing their mesmerizing sounds to over a million
listeners. They have performed at the Deepak Chopra Center,
Shrines, Temples, Ashrams, leading Yoga Centers and Spiritual
Retreats throughout India, Pakistan, United Kingdom, Africa,
Mexico and North America. With deep ecstatic emotion, freedOM
& Leela resonate authentic Vedic, Gurbani, Primeval, Bhajan
and Sufi Chants. freedOM is proficient in vocals, harmonium,
tablas and didjeridoo while Leela excels in vocals, percussion
and saxophones.
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the scale models of gurudwaras and religious paintings |
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Sikh religion plays a great part in Dr.
Sukhpal Singh's life. The artist, who practices Homeopathic
medicine, builds miniature models of historic gurudwaras and
paints paintings taking religion as a theme. The models are
made of gold, silver, teak wood, nylon,brass and steel. A
model of Guru Ka bagh made of pure silver was presented to
Queen Elizabeth during official visit to the city of Amritsar
in Punjab. It is currently on display in Buckingham Palace.
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| Arrival
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It is said that the first Indian had come to Australia as
part of Captain Cook's ship, the first settlers in Australia.
Some of the earliest Punjabi arrivals in Australia included
Sardar Beer Singh, Johal who came in 1895 and Sardar Narain
Singh Heyer, who arrived in 1898.
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Last Updated
February 16, 2006
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