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Gurpurab at Chormar Sahib
05 January, 2008
Gurpurab of Patshahi 10th, Guru Gobind Singh ji, was celebrated at various Gurdwaras of District Sirsa today in full colours, Sirsa NEWS this year covers Gurpurab celebrations at Chormar Sahib Gurdwara, situated on NH 10 about 35 KMs from SIRSA.
Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Singhpure (Bhatinda) Wale, orated a Katha on the Jeevani of Sahib Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji pre-ceding to Ardas and Bhog of Akhand Path of Sri Guru Granth Sahib. (Sirsa News Video at the end of this News post)
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Sikh Light Infantry dare devils led by group’s captain, Mr. J.S. Midha also reached Chor Maar Sahib on this occasion, the expedition members who were motor biking all over Punjab and have covered more than 3500 KM of terra-firma & dirt tracks all over Punjab and some parts of Haryana shall conclude their Hero Honda-Sikh Light Infantry Expedition that is concurrent with the raising day celebrations of the Regiment. The expedition shall conclude tomorrow at Army HQ Bhatinda.
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The Sikh Light Infantry finds its origins in the Sikh Pioneers raised in 1857. Sikh Pioneers were used in various military campaigns in India and abroad and highly regarded for their determined resolve to complete the assigned tasks against all opposition. The Sikh Pioneers were later merged into the Sappers and Miners. World War-II and its need for additional troops saw the rise of Mazhabi and Ramdasia Sikhs as a regiment in 1941. The designation was changed to the Sikh Light Infantry in 1944.
The Sikh Light Infantry finds its origins in the Sikh Pioneers raised in 1857. Sikh Pioneers were used in various military campaigns in India and abroad and highly regarded for their determined resolve to complete the assigned tasks against all opposition. The Sikh Pioneers were later merged into the Sappers and Miners. World War-II and its need for additional troops saw the rise of Mazhabi and Ramdasia Sikhs as a regiment in 1941. The designation was changed to the Sikh Light Infantry in 1944.
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