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[stoopsmagazine]

Stoops Issue 12 (DIY Issue) is now available!

So I've been doing this magazine for 9 years now and you would think I would have streamlined the process for releases, but being that it is still mostly a one person operation over here with no real industry support or ad dollars, I'm still just doing my best. Each issue hinges on whatever time and money I have to throw into it with hopes of breaking even but mostly coming to terms with the reality that I am spending what others may spend on mortgages, or cars, or alcoholism to put out a skateboarding publication for my own sanity, grasping for a sense of purpose, and for the few of you actually appreciate it. One day I will come to my senses and give it up, but for now, it is somehow still moving along with no drop in quality. And while I know this seems like a pity party of one over here, it is really my segue into the theme of the new issue. Issue 12 has a Do-It-Yourself theme where we explore the concept of creating spots out of nothing. Just as I am creating a magazine with my own resources, accepting the loss of funds to produce something that brings me joy, skateboarders have been doing this for years. Every spot built by skaters using their own hard earned money has no monetary pay off but brings them joy, as well as netting some happiness for others who get to enjoy using the product of that labor. This issue explores the DIY mentality in skateboarding and its importance.

You can order it here!

Articles: First Words, Brett Sube Interview, In Brief: Dead Dave, In Brief: AC Pearson, Life & Death of Eastland DIY, Max Murphy Interview, Pop-up spots, One-Offs, Barrier Kult

Photographers: Seu Trinh, Mike Heikkila, Marco Hernandez, Reece Leung, Fabien Ponsero, Masa Yoshimoto, Eby Ghafarian, Clément Harpillard, Tadashi Yamaoda, Bradford Bishop, Dharam Khalsa, Isaac McKay-Randozzi, Judah Oakes, Dave Smith, Sam Fidlin, Liam Annis, AC Pearson

Skaters: Deerman of Darkwoods & Ba. Ku., Max Murphy, Dead Dave, Cody Chapman, Brett Sube, Charlie Munro, Josh Wilson, Chris Russell, Elijah Akerley, Mathias Torres, Michal Juras, Justin Andenrian, Zach Riley, AC Pearson, Jace Cooney, Jermaine Whittaker, Haruto Yoshimura, Jiri Bulin, Leo Spartacus, Tom O'Driscoll, Joe Gavin, Faro Phiri, Alder Wilson, Resse Barton, Taylor Lark, Julian Furones, Alex Hallford, Justin Reno, Simon Berton, Yusuke Shirakashi, Ana Vela, Muskellunge of Dark Island, Statue of the Black Crow, Depth Leviathan Dweller, Permafrost Corpse Eating Hraesvelgr, Jon Akers, Jamel Marshall, Presley Sweat, Marcel Pawlowski, Rae Holmes, Steve Barrett, Ethan Kaplan, Dyshon Whidbee, Justin Ganey, Curt Reefe, Jaeson Manzanares, Kent Summers.

[rajputrishu120]

The Initiation Of Khalsa

Guru Nanak Dev Ji founded the Sikh religion in Northern India in the fifteenth century, and it is the world's fifth-largest religion, with 25 million adherents worldwide. The religion believes in a single God, equality, religious freedom, and community service. Sikhs adhere to three basic principles: meditating on God's name (praying), earning a living through honest means, and sharing the fruits of one's labor with others. Sikhism opposes caste and class systems and places a premium on humanitarian service. The universality of the Sikh way of life reaches out to people of all faiths and cultural backgrounds, encouraging us to look beyond our differences and work together for global peace and harmony.

The Initiation Of Khalsa

Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth and last living Sikh Guru, summoned his followers to the Punjab town of Anandpur in 1699; over 80,000 people attended. Guru Gobind Singh, according to legend, appeared before his people, brandished a naked sword, and demanded a head. He called again and again until five Sikhs volunteered. He called the volunteers the Panj Pyare and the first Khalsa in the Sikh tradition. These five volunteers were : Daya Ram (Bhai Daya Singh), Dharam Das (Bhai Dharam Singh), Himmat Rai (Bhai Himmat Singh), Mohkam Chand (Bhai Mohkam Singh), and Sahib Chand (Bhai Sahib Singh)

Guru Gobind Singh then mixed water and sugar into an iron bowl, stirring it with a double-edged sword while reciting gurbani to prepare what he called Amrit ("nectar"). He then administered this to the Panj Pyare, accompanied with recitations from the Adi Granth, thus founding the khanda ki pahul (baptism ceremony) of a Khalsa – a warrior community. After the first five Khalsa had been baptized, the Guru asked the five to baptize him as a Khalsa. This made the Guru the sixth Khalsa, and his name changed from Guru Gobind Rai to Guru Gobind Singh. On that day, he gave the Sikhs a distinct identity, including five articles of faith that he introduced for a variety of reasons:

1. Adopting these common symbols would allow Khalsa members to be identified.

2. Because all Khalsa members wear the 5 Ks, the community is more strongly linked together.

3. Each K is significant in its own way.

The Meaning Of Five Ks

The 5 Ks are taken together to symbolize that the Sikh who wears them has dedicated themselves to a life of devotion and submission to the Guru. The 5 Ks are 5 physical symbols worn by Sikhs who have been initiated into the Khalsa. They are: Kesh (Uncut hair) Kara (Iron bracelet) Kanga (a wooden comb) Kachera (cotton underwear) Kirpan (steel sword)

1. Kesh (Uncut Hair)

It is a prominent symbol of Sikh identity. Uncut hair represents the adoption of a simple life and the rejection of pride in one's appearance. Throughout Sikhism's history, hair (kesh) has been regarded as a symbol of both holiness and strength. Long hair is considered proof of a devout Sikh's devotion and a sign of a Sikh's commitment and devotion to his/her Guru.

2. Kara (Iron Bracelet)

SKara represents unbreakable attachment and devotion to God. It serves as a constant reminder of the Sikh's mission on this planet, and that he or she must carry out righteous and true deeds and actions in accordance with the Guru's advice. The round shape of the Kara represents God, who has no beginning and no end.....

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[buzz-london]

Know your history… it is true as today as was yesterday… *WHY INDIA MUST KNOW ABOUT BAISAKHI* While the Punjabis celebrate Vaisakhi across India; rest of India wonders if it is about doing Bhangra and dancing. No, it is not; Baisakhi holds a lesson for all Indians...... Specially in this day and age... So *this day in 1699*, in a congregation of people from all across India...standing there in Anandpur Sahab, listening to their Guru, the then Gobind Rai. *Gobind Rai asked for human sacrifice of five men, one after the other.* Five men from different castes, from different parts of India, stood up from the crowd of thousands. - *A shopkeeper, Baniya called Daya Ram from Lahore* - *A farmer, Jat called Dharam Das from Meerut* - *A so called low-caste water carrier, called Himmat Rai from Jagannath Puri, Odisha* - *A tailor,of Cheemba caste called Mokam Chand from Dwarka, Gujarat* - *A barber, of Naai caste called Sahib Chand from Bidar, Karnataka* With his choice of disciples from five different corners of India, *Gobind Rai ji visualised the Nation dream... from the coast of Gujarat along Western Arabian Sea to coasts of Odisha along the Bay of Bengal; from the great Plains of Punjab to the the Gangetic Plain and then onto the Deccan peninsula covering Karnataka.* Do not forget that at that time, all these were separate states; it was Guru Gobind Singh ji who thought of all of them as one People, a Nation, on this Baisakhi day of 1699. With the choice of disciples from five different caste-groups, *he visualised an integrated class-less society.* The five were christened as the First Five Khalsa Sikhs, and the five in turn christened their Guru as the sixth. Gobind Rai was now Gobind Singh ji. *All caste names and surnames were dropped, & a common surname SINGH* was proposed for all Indians across India; a surname that denoted a caste-less, class-less creed of men willing to sacrifice themselves for the nation and against injustice. This motley group of people uprooted Afghan and Mughal rule from entire North India from the Yamuna to the Khyber pass, such was the power of this vision. And this was the Indian that he envisioned from the five corners of HIS nation. Guru Gobind Singh ji was a visionary par excellence. His vision has been diluted and limited to Sikhism, that is a travesty. *Awake India, awake to his Vision. Leave those caste barriers, acquire knowledge, be strong in body and be a Khalsa in spirit. Khalsa (the one who is खालस, Pure) is a state of mind, not a Religion.* Happy Baisakhi... Forwarded as received. Apologies for any incorrectness.

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[daasharjitsingh]

24 Dec. 9 ਪੋਹ --- By the evening of 23rd December, both of the Sahibzaade and Many Singhs had become Shaheed. Guru Gobind Singh jee planned to leave the fort and fight next in the battlefield. Knowing this, five Singhs (Bhai Dya Singh, Bhai Dharam Singh, Bhai Maan Singh, Bhai Raam Singh and Bhai Dya Singh Prohit) under the leadership of Bhai Dya Singh asked Guru jee to not leave the fort to fight. Guru jee replied, "How can this be? People will say that Gobind Singh had other's sons killed at the fort of Chamkaur. I am going to go and fight now." Bhai Dya Singh jee replied, "Guru jee, when you blessed us with the gift of Amrit, you bestowed the Khalsa with the respect of being your Perfect Guru. Today the Khalsa gives you the order to leave the fort of Chamkaur. We first requested you but now we are ordering you." Guru jee then gave his Dastaar and Kalgi to Bhai Sangat Singh. Bhai Sangat Singh and few other Singhs were left behind at Chamkaur. Guru Sahib had not left quietly. On leaving, Guru Sahib blew his horn and stood on high ground and clapped his hands three times saying "Peer-e-Hind ravvad" ("The "Peer" of Hind is leaving"). As day broke, the Mughals launched an all out attack on the fortress. There was stiff resistance. They finally entered the fort, after hours of battering the fort, but Bhai Sangat Singh, Bhai Sant Singh and the remaining Sikhs charged out on horseback. They engaged the enemy and killed scores of the enemy before attaining martyrdom. The Mughals rejoiced over Sangat Singh's slain body, thinking they had captured and killed Guru Gobind Singh. By the time they realized their error, The Mughal were failed to capture Guru Gobind singh (today is the shaheedi divas of Bhai Sangat singh and other sikh who fought in Chamkaur fort) https://www.instagram.com/p/B6cRiCIloLg/?igshid=133b4jhg3n2om

[chrancecriber]

Obscurigins: Long Time Sun

May the long time sun Shine upon you All love surround you And the pure light Within you Guide your way on Guide your way on

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[rbb1977]

Happy Baisakhi

*WHY INDIA MUST KNOW ABOUT BAISAKHI*

While the Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi across India; rest of India wonders if it is about doing Bhangra and dancing.

No, it is not; Baisakhi holds a lesson for all Indians...... Specially in this day and age...

So *this day in 1699*, in a congregation of people from all across India...standing there listening to their Guru the then, Gobind Rai. *Gobind Rai asked for human sacrifice of five men one after the other.* Five men from different castes from different parts of India stood up from the crowd of thousands.

- *A shopkeeper, Baniya called Daya Ram from Lahore*

- *A farmer, Jat called Dharam Das from Meerut*

- *A so called low-caste water carrier, called Himmat Rai from Jagannath Puri, Odisha*

- *A tailor,of Cheemba caste called Mokam Chand from Dwarka, Gujarat*

- *A barber, of Naai caste called Sahib Chand from Bidar, Karnataka*

With his choice of disciples from five different corners of India, *Gobind Rai ji visualised the national dream... from the coast of Gujarat along Western Arabian Sea to coasts of Odisha along the Bay of Bengal; from the great Plains of Punjab to the the Gangetic Plain and then onto the Deccan peninsula covering Karnataka.*

Do not forget that at that time, all these were separate states; it was Guru Gobind Singh ji that thought of all of them as one...

this Baisakhi day of 1699.

With the choice of disciples from five different caste-groups, *he visualised an integrated class-less society.*

The five were christened as the First Five Khalsa Sikhs, and the five in turn christened their Guru as the sixth. Gobind Rai was now Gobind Singh ji. *All caste names and surnames were dropped, & a common surname SINGH* was proposed for all Indians across India; a surname that denoted a caste-less, class-less creed of men willing to sacrifice themselves for the nation and against injustice.

This motley group of people uprooted Afghan and Mughal rule from entire North India from the Yamuna to the Khyber pass, such was the power of this vision.

And this was the Indian that he envisioned from the five corners of HIS nation.

Guru Gobind Singh ji was a visionary par excellence. His vision has been diluted and limited to Sikhism, that is a travesty.

*Awake India, awake to his vision. Leave those caste barriers, acquire knowledge, be strong in body and be a Khalsa in spirit. Khalsa is a state of mind, not just a religion.*

Happy Baisakhi...

Cheers!

RB

[mensrightsff]

RT @vijaygajera: So I have planned to tackle Khalsa Aid and Dharam Seva records in UK and suddenly Khalistani sympathizers are on my TL. Matalab tir Sahi jagah laga hai😂 Just wait and watch. Sara kacha chitha khulega sabka

[mewaruniversity]

While the Sikhs celebrate Vaisakhi across India; rest of India wonders if it is about doing Bhangra and dancing. No, it is not; Baisakhi holds a lesson for all Indians...... Specially in this day and age...

So this day in 1699, in a congregation of people from all across India...standing there listening to their Guru, Sree Gobind Rai. Gobind Rai asked for human sacrifice of five men one after the other. Five men from different castes from different parts of India stood up from the crowd of thousands.

- A shopkeeper, Baniya called Daya Ram from Lahore - A farmer, Jat called Dharam Das from Meerut - A so called low-caste water carrier, called Himmat Rai from Jagannath Puri, Odisha - A tailor,of Cheemba caste called Mukham Chand from Dwarka, Gujarat - A barber, of Naai caste called Sahib Chand from Bidar, Karnataka

With his choice of disciples from five different corners of India, Gobind Rai ji visualised the national dream... from the coast of Gujarat along Western Arabian Sea to coasts of Odisha along the Bay of Bengal; from the great Plains of Punjab to the the Gangetic Plain and then onto the Deccan peninsula covering Karnataka. Do not forget that at that time, all these were separate states; it was Guru Gobind Singh ji that thought of all of them as one... this Baisakhi day of 1699.

With the choice of disciples from five different caste-groups, he visualised an integrated class-less society. The five were christened as the First Five Khalsa Sikhs, and the five in turn christened their Guru as the sixth. Gobind Rai was now Gobind Singh ji. All caste names and surnames were dropped, & a common surname was proposed for all Indians across India; a surname that denoted a caste-less, class-less creed of men willing to sacrifice themselves for the nation and against injustice.

And the swaroop he chose for the class-less people was an amalgmation of the ancient Indian thought of Rishis (as mentioned by Guru Gobind Singh in the Sarbloh Granth) and the Kshatriya tradition of Warriors, hence the Jooda, the hairs and the Talwar. The concept of Miri-Piri was coded in the dress-system of this new society envisioned by him. A group of people who were strong in Miri (Physical Strength and material possessions) and Piri (Spiritual Strength and humility)

So, the five so called lower castes were given the temporal strength of a Rishi (a Brahmin citadel till then ) and the Physical responsibilities of a Kshatriya (a duty till then limited to the Rajputs). This motley group of people uprooted Afghan and Mughal rule from entire North India from the Yamuna to the Khyber pass, such was the power of this vision.

And this was the Indian that he envisioned from the five corners of HIS nation. Guru Gobind Singh ji was a visionary par excellence. His vision has been diluted and limited to Sikhism, that is a travesty. Awake India, awake to his vision. Leave those caste barriers, acquire knowledge, be strong in body and be a Khalsa in spirit. Your religion doesn't matter. Khalsa is a state of mind, not just a religion.

Happy Baisakhi...

[lyricsocean]

Sir Utte Pagg Ae, Tarsem Jassar! Fateh Doe! Vehli Janta! Pendu Boys! Let’s Go!

Sir Utte Pagg Ae Kehnde Sardar Ne, An’khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhe Maarne,

Sir Uttay Pagg Ae Kehnde Sardar Ne, An’khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhay Maarne,

Fategarh Sahab Jila Te Amloh Mera Pind Ae, Raah Change Kare Naiyo Bhavein Kini Wind Ae, Christmas Yaad Bhawein, Sahibzaade Bhulli Naa, Dekh’ke Subha Sada Bauta Kite Khulli Naa,

School Time Ton Hi Zid Naal Dakke Sareer Ne, Galiyan Ch Khede Aan Te Desi Mere Veer Ne, Pagg Aa Pride Meri Pagg Jind Jaan Ae, Lambi Aa Kahani Par Dasuga Zubaan Ae,

Sir Uttey Pagg Ae Kende Sardar Ne, An-Khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhey Maarney,

Sir Uttey Pagg Ae Kende Sardaar Ne, An-Khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhey Marney,

The Whole World Know Who We Are, We Are Sardars.

Sade Bapu Ne Banayi Kaum Din Si Vasaakhi Da, Piche Lagge Singh Fer Jinu Sher Aakhida, Shuru Hoyi Ae Kahani Mul Paye Siran De, Sawa-Sawa Lakh Naal Kalle-Kalle Bhidaange,

Jungle-An Ch Rahe Aan Te Patte Khaa’ke Pale Aan Taan Vi Chehreyan Te Noor Dilan Wichon Jale Aan Khamoshi Kade Sikhi Ni Daleri Ch Jeyone Aan Chardi Kala De Dekhi Naare Sadaa Laune Aa,

Sir Utte Pagg Ae Kehnde Sardar Ne, An’khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhe Maarne,

Sir Uttay Pagg Ae Kehnde Sardar Ne, An’khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhay Maarne.

Aye! Uh! Gore Kaleyan Naal Paleya Main Kalla Sardar, Jad Karde Si Tang Kadi Hoya Na Faraar, Udham Singh Wangu Main Naa Manni Kadi Haar, Os Pind Ton Belong Jithe Vasda Kartar,

Ik Gall Meri Ajj Kar Leyo Note, Bhavein Hoye Koi Sports Ya Vakeel In Court Bhavein Hove Hip-Hop, Model In A Pea Coat, Har Kam Wich Singh’an Da Hun Challda Aa Zor,

Banda Singh Bahadur Wali Anakh Sade ‘Ch, Jithe Hundi Naa’insadi Othe Sher Gajjde, Lakhan Wichon Karde Aa Soorme Shine, Pagg Meri Pashaan Pagg Meri Aa Pride, Let’s Get It.

Sarkar-E-Khalsa Khyber Tak Maar Si, Hari Singh Nalwa Khada Moore Dhaal Si, Sire Ton Vi Sire Jarnail Ohde Naal Si, Sacheyan De Yaar Si, Jhootheyan De Kaal Si,

Darbar Sahib Baby Darwaaje Kahton Chaar Ne, Koi Jaat Koi Dharam Ni Sare Aithe Yaar Ne Sai Miyan Meer Ji De Hath Bhaag Taarne Sikhaye Eh Vichar Ne, Kare Satkar Ne,

Sir Uttey Pagg Ae Kende Sardar Ne, An-Khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhey Maarney,

Sir Uttey Pagg Ae Kende Sardaar Ne, An-Khi Blood Ae Vairi Sikhey Marney.

Jina Ne Vaal Katte Ohvi Bann’de Ne Parne, Jadon Lod Kaum Nu Oh Launde Dekhe Dharne, Dilon Jazbaati Aan Blood’an Vich Soorme, Maade Naal Khadi’da Ae Takde Nu Ghoor Ne,

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[mysteriousangelsblog]

Gurudwara Sahib main koi dharam bhi nhi puchta waheguru ji ka Khalsa waheguru ji ki fateh #reetkaor #newyork https://www.instagram.com/p/B4yvt89n1A0/?igshid=2vuzfjj4c89l

[mehjitsingh-blog]

By the evening of 23rd December, both of the Sahibzaade and Many Singhs had become Shaheed. Guru Gobind Singh jee planned to leave the fort and fight next in the battlefield. Knowing this, five Singhs (Bhai Dya Singh, Bhai Dharam Singh, Bhai Maan Singh, Bhai Raam Singh and Bhai Dya Singh Prohit) under the leadership of Bhai Dya Singh asked Guru jee to not leave the fort to fight. Guru jee replied, "How can this be? People will say that Gobind Singh had other's sons killed at the fort of Chamkaur. I am going to go and fight now." Bhai Dya Singh jee replied, "Guru jee, when you blessed us with the gift of Amrit, you bestowed the Khalsa with the respect of being your Perfect Guru. Today the Khalsa gives you the order to leave the fort of Chamkaur. We first requested you but now we are ordering you." Guru jee then gave his Dastaar and Kalgi to Bhai Sangat Singh. Bhai Sangat Singh and few other Singhs were left behind at Chamkaur. Guru Sahib had not left quietly. On leaving, Guru Sahib blew his horn and stood on high ground and clapped his hands three times saying "Peer-e-Hind ravvad" ("The "Peer" of Hind is leaving"). As day broke, the Mughals launched an all out attack on the fortress. There was stiff resistance. They finally entered the fort, after hours of battering the fort, but Bhai Sangat Singh, Bhai Sant Singh and the remaining Sikhs charged out on horseback. They engaged the enemy and killed scores of the enemy before attaining martyrdom. The Mughals rejoiced over Sangat Singh's slain body, thinking they had captured and killed Guru Gobind Singh. By the time they realized their error, The Mughal were failed to capture Guru Gobind singh (today is the shaheedi divas of Bhai Sangat singh and other sikh who fought in Chamkaur fort) https://www.instagram.com/p/Brwo5HQhGym/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d5ofn2xwjted

[thekhalsastore-blog]

Gurdwara Sri Charan Kanwal Sahib, Machhiwara (Ludhiana)

Gurdwara Sri Charan Kanwal Sahib, Machhiwara, is a sacred place where accepting the order of 'Five Pyaayas' during the unique battle of Dashmesh Pita Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Chamkaur, leaving the fortress of Chamkaur, while the thorny bushes traveled through the wilderness Arrived in the forest of Machiwwara. The holy feet of the Guru's feet are blood-strong, but remembering God, he utters these words: -

Hall Meridan said to friend dear .. .......

At this place, Bhai Daya Singh ji, Bhai Dharam Singh and Bhai Man Singh ji, who were separated from the fortress of Chamkaur, came to visit. When the Guru-house favorite Gulab Chand Masand came to know of the coming of the Gurudev, he himself came in with respect and brought the Guru to his house. Horse traders Bhai Gani Khan, Nabi Khan also belonged to Machiwwara, who fondly served the Guru. Panth's own 'Neel Bastar', from here itself, walks on his path in the form of 'High Pir'. Gurdev's palanquin was raised by Bhai Dharam Singh, Bhai Man Singh, Bhai Gani Khan and Bhai Nabi Khan, and Bhai Daya Singh ji started churning the king.

Gurdwara Sri Charan Kanwal Sahib has become a new beautiful building in memory of Guru Ji's footsteps. The birth anniversary of the first, the fifth, the ninth and the tenth Guru, the birth anniversary of the Khalsa, the anniversary of the annual Baisakhi festival is celebrated on a large scale.

Machhiwara Tehsil Samrala is the district headquarter of Ludhiana, which is 40 kilometers from Ludhiana-Chandigarh main road on the Samrala-Machiwara link road. Gurdwara Charan Kanwal is just 500 meters from Bus stand manchiwada.

[sikhsiyasat]

ਨੌਵੇਂ ਪਾਤਸ਼ਾਹ ਗੁਰੂ ਤੇਗ ਬਹਾਦਰ 'ਧਰਮ ਦੀ ਚਾਦਰ' ਹਨ ਨਾ ਕਿ 'ਹਿੰਦ ਦੀ ਚਾਦਰ' : ਦਲ ਖਾਲਸਾ

ਪੂਰੀ ਖਬਰ/ਲਿਖਤ ਪੜ੍ਹੋ: @ http://bit.ly/2jMBgis

ਦਲ ਖਾਲਸਾ ਨੇ ਦੁਨੀਆਂ ਭਰ ਵਿੱਚ ਵੱਸਦੇ ਸਿੱਖ ਭਾਈਚਾਰੇ ਅਤੇ ਭਾਰਤੀ ਲੋਕਾਂ ਨੂੰ ਅਪੀਲ ਕੀਤੀ ਕਿ ਉਹ ਨੌਵੇਂ ਪਾਤਸ਼ਾਹ ਗੁਰੂ ਤੇਗ ਬਹਾਦਰ ਜੀ ਦਾ ਸ਼ਹੀਦੀ ਦਿਹਾੜਾ ‘ਮਨੁੱਖੀ ਅਧਿਕਾਰ ਅਤੇ ਧਾਰਮਿਕ ਅਜ਼ਾਦੀ ‘ ਦਿਹਾੜੇ ਦੇ ਰੂਪ ਵਿੱਚ ਮਨਾਉਣ।

ਪੂਰੀ ਖਬਰ/ਲਿਖਤ ਪੜ੍ਹੋ: @ http://www.sikhsiyasat.info/2017/11/fwd-guru-teg-bahadur-is-dharam-di-chadar-and-not-hind-di-chadar-dal-khalsa/

[mensrightsff]

RT @vijaygajera: Want to complaint of Khalsa Aid and Dharam Seva records in large numbers in UK. Is there anyone who lives in UK? DM me. As per charity commission, no charity can take part in political movement! So let's tackle them in their home ground. Please retweet so this can reach

[stoopsmagazine]

It’s a little late, but it’s here! Issue 9 of Stoops is now available to order online and in shops very soon!

Who are the cool kids in skateboarding? Let’s not confuse them with the “cool guys.” While that is very subjective, this issue highlights some of our favorite unique individuals in the skate diaspora. Issue 9 includes: - Cover: Sam Partaix - BS Smith, (P) Clément Le Gall - Articles: First Words, Old: Pushing Past 40, In Brief: Elise Hedge, In Brief: Mike Powley, One Offs (Photo Gallery), Documenting The Documenters, Not A Ryan Thompson Interview, The Will Sheerin Interview, Over It. - Photographers: Clément Le Gall, Dharam Khalsa, Clément Harpillard, Reece Leung, Eby Ghafarian, Mike Heikkila, Marco Hernandez, Changsu, Liam Annis, Cole Giordano, Sean Carabarin, Guru Khalsa, Bradford Bishop, Andrew Peters, Joel Powley. - Skaters: Sam Partaix, Will Sheerin, Ted Barrow, Alex Willms, Elise Hedge, Mike Powley, Louie Lopez, Ethan Loy, Vincent Milou, Kevin Bilyeu, Shinpei Ueno, Gage Boyle, Max Taylor, Phil Zwijsen, Max Murphy, Sean Paul, Josh Wilson, Leo Valls, Ryan Thompson, Lurker Lou, Dharam Khalsa, Leo Takayama, Treveon Wade, Jason Waters, Thomas Dritsas, Sergio Cadaré, Jimi Nicol, Shaun Currie, Joy Awosika, Olivier Durou, Aymeric Nocus, Alexis Jamet, Dyshon Whidbee, Radeem Walls. - Writers: Eby Ghafarian, Ted Barrow, Lurker Lou.