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Sikh ceremony.(News)(Brief Article)
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Caption: SIKH CEREMONY: Sikhs in India celebrate the 400th anniversary of their faith's holy book being installed as the prime religious authority (instead of a succession of gurus). Millions of followers of Sikhism, the world's fifth largest ...
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Festival's got all the right moves
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; ASIAN culture will be on display at a major Sikh ceremony being held in Kings Heath. Asian dancing, food and clothing will be showcased during the Vaisakhi at Grange Day Centre, in Grange...
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Festival's got all the right moves.(News)
Newspaper article from: Birmingham Mail (England)
; ASIAN culture will be on display at a major Sikh ceremony being held in Kings Heath. Asian dancing, food and clothing will be showcased during the Vaisakhi at Grange Day Centre, in Grange...
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Malaysian Elvis ties the knot
Newspaper article from: The Malay Mail
; ...the case when Malaysian Elvis Presley impersonator Suraj Singh Sachdev tied the knot with Rajpreet Kaur in a traditional Sikh ceremony at the Petaling Jaya Sikh Gurdwara, recently. The three-day celebration began with the maiya (oil ceremony) and ended with...
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Elusive little critters.(Moonlight fishing expedition)(Brief article)
Magazine article from: San Diego Business Journal
; ...to 11:30 p.m. The females come ashore at various times during high tides to bury themselves in the sand and lay eggs, while males wrap themselves around the females to fertilize the eggs. Both then catch a wave to return to sea--or not. They are often left...
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When Sikhs open their home to read their holy book, the guests stay a long while.(The Dallas Morning News)
Newspaper article from: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service
; ...imagine maintaining that intense focus on hospitality and religious observance for 48 straight hours. Participants in the Sikh ceremony called the Akhand Path can drop in at any time, day or night. There's a religious requirement that the kitchen always be...
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Manitoba's Wriggling Rite of Spring; When Thousands of Snakes Come Out to Mate, Crowds Are There to Witness
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...and tree trunks, starved for love after hibernating through the seven-month Manitoba prairie winter. Dozens of sex-crazed males wrap themselves around females in hopes of getting chosen to mate, watched by crowds of tourists who have trekked three miles on...
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For whom the wedding bells toll; Your wedding day is said to be the happiest day of your life, but for three couples it was also the most unusual. One pair got married even though the groom didn't love his bride; a Sikh ceremony was held up for hours when the groom went missing; and then there's the veteran bride getting married for the sixth time. By Steve Tooze.(Features)
Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England)
; Liz Dallison, 23, from Kent, had been seeing computer operator Mike Walker, 28, for four years when she became pregnant. It was time, they felt, to consider marriage, but Mike had told Liz he didn't love her. This is Liz's story Mike had been badly hurt in a previous relationship and found it very
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Thousands join Sikh ceremony; RAIN FAILS TO DAMPEN SPIRITS AS WORSHIPPERS JOIN IN COVENTRY PROCESSION.(News)
Newspaper article from: Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; Byline: LUCY WILSON THOUSANDS of Sikhs joined a procession in Coventry yesterday to celebrate the festival of Vasakhi. Up to 10,000 people are believed to have taken part in the celebration in Foleshill. The procession began at the Guru Nanak Prakesh Temple in Harnall Lane West, Foleshill, and went
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Learning from a blissful union; Fourth-graders share in teacher's sacred ceremony
Newspaper article from: Naperville Sun, The (IL)
; After the marriage ceremony, Harkiran and Anrishpal Manchanda pose for wedding photographers. The Sikh ceremony is known as the Anand Karaj, or "blissful union." -- Reenu Sodhi -- soon to be married and become Harkiran Manchanda -- greets...
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Traditions from home, abroad hold interest of open-minded
Newspaper article from: Naperville Sun, The (IL)
; ...and she invited her entire class. Because she is part of the Sikh religion, the ceremony was the traditional Anand Karaj, a Sikh ceremony, and was held at Gurudwara Sahib, a Sikh temple in Palatine. As I spoke with Ms. Sodhi about the ceremony, I was fascinated...
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