June 03rd, 2009
  ‘WOUNDS of 1984 holocaust STILL SIMMERING.'
  Commemorating the memory of the martyrs of the army attack on Darbar Sahib in June 1984, the activists of the organization undertook ‘Genocide Remembrance Parade’ in the holy city of Amritsar on June 3- the day Indian army launched the attack code named “Operation Blue Star” 25 years ago.
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  April 29th, 2009
  'Khalistan Declaration Day' marked in Punjab:
Sikhs desire for their own self-rule
  Spelling out its agenda to uphold the distinct identity of the Sikh people and earn a respectable place for Punjab in the comity of nations, the organization on Wednesday vowed to bring a change in the corrupt Sikh political culture and not to bend either by force or allurement. The resolution to this effect was passed at a meeting of party office bearers held at Hoshiarpur to mark the commencement of 23rd anniversary of “Khalistan Declaration Day”.

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  April 25th, 2009
  Struggle for Tamil Eelam can never be eradicated by force of arms.
  Kanwarpal Singh - Dal KhalsaWe, the members of the organization express solidarity with Tamil people in Sri Lanka and urge the United Nations to intervene and save thousands of innocent Tamils trapped in the war-torn island.
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  April 14th, 2009
  Khalsa March sends strong warning to pseudo-saints, astray cults and sects:
Disrespect to Guru Granth Sahib or any challenge to its Guruship will not be tolerated
  To voice their anger against activities of the pseudo cults including NIrankaris, DJJS, Sirsa Dera for undermining Sikh beliefs and the concept of Shabad Guru, members of the organization took out a ‘Khalsa March’ at Amritsar on April 13, 2009 to "expose the evil and nefarious designs" of the pseudo-saints.

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  March 22nd, 2009
  Set-up international tribunal to investigate the Sikh Genocide
  To highlight the issue of discrimination, human rights abuses and maltreatment of minorities in India, the delegation of the organization submitted a memo to the UN officials in Geneva.
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  March 15th, 2009
  'Badalisation' of (Sikh) polity has denigrated the Sikh institutions
  Continuing its tradition of honouring Sikh historical personalities, the organization held a convention at village Hariana, near Hoshiarpur on March 15 and paid rich tributes to Sikh warrior Baba Baghel Singh, who is credited with the unfurling of the Nishan Sahib atop the historic Red Fort in 1783. It was on this day 226 years ago that Baba Baghel Singh unfurled the Nishan Sahib at the Red Fort in Delhi and established the rule of the Sikhs there.
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  March 03rd, 2009
  Remembering the legendary Sirdar
  To commemorate the centennial birth anniversary of the Sikh stalwart, Bhai Sahib Sirdar Kapur Singh, the conglomeration of Panthic bodies, the Khalsa Action Comittee, sought the establishment of Sirdar Kapur Singh Chair in any of the Universities of Punjab at a seminar organized by the Dal Khalsa at the auditorium of the Guru Harkrishan Public School, Amritsar.
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GUEST COLUMN


As the announcement by the Punjab government and the Chandigarh about the imposition of 36-hour curfew in the region starting 8.00 PM reached the offices of the newspapers in the evening, it was not received with any sense of disbelief.


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