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Sangha, Nirmal Kaur
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Sangha, Nirmal Kaur Wednesday, June 09, 2004 Sangha, Nirmal Kaur
Age 77 years. Of Germantown. Monday June 7, 2004. Beloved wife of
Sewa Singh Sangha. Dear mother of Dr. Paramjit K. (Gurdial) Khera,
Parvinder S. (Harjinder) Sangha, Sukhjit K. (Parmjit) Khera and
Devinder S. (Binwant) Sangha. Grandma of Manpreet, Paviter, Jabarjit,
Kiranjeet and Amandeep Sangha. Sandeep, Harpreet, Pohul a...
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Sangha, Nirmal Kaur
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
; Sangha, Nirmal Kaur Wednesday, June 09, 2004 Sangha, Nirmal Kaur Age 77 years. Of Germantown. Monday June 7, 2004. Beloved wife of Sewa Singh Sangha. Dear mother of Dr. Paramjit K. (Gurdial) Khera, Parvinder S. (Harjinder) Sangha, Sukhjit K. (Parmjit) Khera and Devinder S. (Binwant) Sangha. Grandma
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 "Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)")
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BUSINESS LIFE: Clothing firm aims to form a chain.(Business)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; BOSSES of a business which was this month launched in Coventry, are planning to open retail outlets throughout the UK. Lumiere Group, based in Northfield Road, Lower Stoke, has also been carrying out a recruitment drive in the area and is still looking to take on more staff. The company makes and
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A Matter of Faith.(Sangha Buddhist monks' scandals in Thailand)
Newsweek International
; Thailand's border patrol is rarely surprised by the shadowy figures it encounters along the country's northern frontier. The police frequently pick up Burmese refugees, illegal arms dealers or drug smugglers moving their contraband through this notorious stretch of the Golden Triangle. So it seemed
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Keeping the Faith: Thai Buddhism at the Crossroads.(Book Review)
Buddhist-Christian Studies
; KEEPING THE FAITH: THAI BUDDHISM AT THE CROSSROADS. By Sanitsuda Ekachai. Edited by Nick Wilgus. Bangkok: Post Books, 2001. 192 pp. Sanitsuda Ekachai, editorial columnist and features section editor of the Bangkok Post, writes this book in the Menckanian tradition of muckraking journalism. A
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 "Birmingham Evening Mail (England)")
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12 MONTHS IN JAIL FOR AIR RAGE STUDENT.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England)
; A BIRMINGHAM student was today beginning a 12 month jail sentence for an air rage incident on a Virgin Atlantic flight while returning from his honeymoon in Florida. Gurdip Sangha (23), of Jevons Road, Sutton Coldfield, was flying in to Gatwick Airport from Orlando on a 747 jumbo jet when his
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BUSINESS LIFE: Wembley call-up delights Lumiere.(Business)
Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
; Byline: Andrew Hutson business reporter A COVENTRY company made the most of an exciting opportunity to showcase its products at a three-day lifestyle exhibition. Lumiere Group, of Northfield Road, Lower Stoke, took part in this year's Zee TV Asia Live show at Wembley Conference Centre. The firm was
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Tiger film cute but too slow for U.S.
Charleston Gazette
; MOVIE Review * Two Brothers * C * Rated PG (mild violence) * Directed by Jean- Jacque Annaud * Starring Guy Pearce, Freddie Highmore * Marquee Cinemas, Park Place Stadium Cinemas rustymarks@wvgazette.com Poor Kumal and Sangha. First their dad is shot, then the young brothers become separated as one
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 "Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)")
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Police still searching for missing woman.(News)
Daily Herald (Arlington Heights, IL)
; Byline: Jason King Daily Herald Staff Writer Round Lake Beach police continue to search for clues in the case of a missing woman. Police are looking Rani Narinder K. Sangha, 30, a developmentally disabled woman who lives on Meadow Hill Lane in the Meadowgreen town home development. Round Lake Beach
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And Nirmal danced on
New Straits Times
; P.C. SHIVADAS New Straits Times 03-19-2006 And Nirmal danced on Byline: P.C. SHIVADAS Edition: New Sunday Times THE master of ceremonies expressed it best when she said the star of the show (like Eliza Doolittle of My Fair Lady fame) could have danced all night and still have begged for more. She
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The Theravada Buddhist engagement with modernity in Southeast Asia: whither the social paradigm of the galactic polity?
Journal of Southeast Asian Studies
; Introduction In the Buddhist countries of Southeast Asia, that is Burma, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, and, to some extent, Vietnam, the articulation of secular and religious authority developed in historically particular ways.(1) Scholars have explained these historical changes in terms of religious
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