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Creative Racism
1 October 2008
Jagmohan Singh writes a scathing Open Letter to Warner Brothers Entertainment Inc. and Warner Independent Pictures, rebuking...
Don’t Blame Human Rights Defenders
17 September 2008}
In response to the finding of the Gujarat government that the accused bombers involved in the recent Ahmedabad blasts were trained in the south and mostly...
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Jammu accord Immoral & illegal
10 September 2008
The accord between the Jammu and Kashmir Government and the Shri Amarnathji Yatra Sangharsh Samity (SAYSS) on 31 August 2008 is far worse...
Sikh leaders and derawad 
3 September 2008
Sikhs are celebrating the 300 anniversary this year of Gurta Gaddi of Guru Granth Sahib. It must be ensured that every Sikh should severe the ties with Derawad...
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Marking the next target
27 August, 2008
The world history is witness to the fact that centuries-long preaching of Dharam has failed to establish a society and an administration in which persons...
India’s liberal faces say let Kashmir go
20 August, 2008
NEW DELHI: Two reputable columnists often acting as secular, liberal apologists for the Indian nation state have once again come out to attack the beleagured Kashmiris...
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The Malaise of Jat Consciousness
13 August, 2008
The jat factor has played the dominant role in the politics of Punjab, especially after 1947. This factor needs some deeper analysis...
Not just Kashmir, Jammu Burns
6 August, 2008
Jammu has been burning for  over a month now. India's disturbed state of Jammu and Kashmir stands divided, and not just notionally, but on the basis...
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New Delhi, Accept the Errors
29 July, 2008
India was very happy and feeling smug only a couple of months ago about Kashmir. As if Kashmir problem had been solved. Cross-border infiltration...
Veil isn’t so Islam
23 July, 2008
Many in the western world, including some from the Diaspora, have been inadvertantly mixing up the issue of the Muslim veil and the Sikh turban...
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Revolution and Compromise
16 July 2008
Our revolution is in the stage of negotiation and our party sees compromise as another aspect of the class struggle.  The question has not yet been finalized...
Rule of Law
9 July, 2008
The anxiety-ridden note of Afzal Guru, the near forgetfulness of the Devinder Pal Singh story, the implication of Sumedh Saini in an abduction and murder case...
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Banda Singh Bahadur –the founder of the first Sikh republic
25 June, 2008
After the passing of Guru Gobind Singh and after the ordination of the Khalsa, that is since the beginning of the eighteenth century when Guru Gobind Singh...
Educating Sikhs
18 June, 2008
If you want to see one hundred percent literacy, go to Kerala.  If one has to talk of a more educated society in India, go to the South.  What is the perception...
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Emasculating Voluntary Movement
11 June, 2008
We write to you about the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA), which the Indian parliament passed in 1976 during a state of emergency...
Tribute to an Unknown Saint-soldier
4 June, 2008
Tears rolled down my cheeks when I heard and read the news about the attack on Darbar Sahib in June 1984.  I was in far away Bombay at that time....
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        WHEN Nehru challenged Master Tara Singh on whether the country came first or the Panth, Master Tara Singh was quick to call a press meet. Some people told Master not to respond to the provocation as it was a trap, but the Master had clarity of thought. Everyone knew what will be the first and the most important question. And it was fired bluntly. Just as blunt was the Master's reply. “First comes the panth and then follows the country,” he said. Just as the press corps was leaving, he called them back. This was when the hacks, used to everyday situations of politicians finding themselves in a dilemma, sensed as making of next day's headlines. Dilemma meant news.

        “Please correct that. Pehlon vi panth, baad vich vee panth.” Well, this was what the hacks were not expecting, but as we said, the Master had clarity of thought.
        Readers of WSN know that clarity of thought is the hall mark when despatches appear as lead articles on Edit page or Op-Ed page.
 

 

 
     
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