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A little HISTORY
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SIKHS
A little
SIKHS
Welcome to
A little
HISTORY
of the
SIKHS
A little
of the
SIKHS
Welcome to
A little HISTORY
of the
SIKHS
A little
SIKHS
Welcome to
A little
HISTORY
of the
SIKHS
A little
of the
SIKHS
The past is always alive… if it is remembered.
Knowledge has life, and power, as long as it is saved from human forgetfulness.
page 83, A.M. Dean, The Lost Library, Pan Book, 2012
A little History of the Sikhs
Walking Tours in London, Day Trips to the South East of England and Study Visits across Europe
#IWD2025 - Sikh & Panjabi Pioneers - A walking tour through the streets of London presenting stories of female pioneers
Sunday 23 March 2025, Start: 11am UK time, with meet at: Embankment Station, Westminster
Booking via https://alittlehistoryofthesikhs.org/events/sikh-panjab-pioneers/
Limited spaces available on a first come, first served basis
Hosts: A little History of the S
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Thank you for hosting another event that allows us to learn more about history! I’ve booked my spot and am looking forward to gaining more knowledge. Yay! 
I do have one question: while there are concessions for students and seniors, is there anything available for disabled individuals? Thanks 
On International Women's Day we remember the former Hampton Court Palace resident, advocate for women's voting rights, suffragette Princess Sophia Duleep Singh.
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Just finished reading her biography in December. What a compelling story and so beautifully written by Anita Anand.
The Indian Army at the Palace Exhibition continues at Hampton Court Palace this year.
Thank you to Johnny Kalsi for visiting with his father, with the visit supported by Tejpal Singh Ralmill
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