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Sarabjit Singh Khalsa, aged 45 and a Class XII dropout, is the son of Beant Singh, one of the two individuals responsible for the assassination of the late Prime Minister at her residence on October 31, 1984…. - Newsx

In a related RTI reply on August 3, 2018, the Union Ministry of Home Affairs had said, "About 4000 documents/books/files gold/gold ornaments, silver/silver ornaments, precious stone currency at sector were recovered by a central agency during Operation Blue Star in 1984. The articles and documents handed over either to SGPC or to the Government of Punjab."

In 1985, the SGPC filed a lawsuit against the Union government for having carried out Operation Blue Star a year before, for which 39th anniversary will be observed at Akal Takht on June 6.

In early November of 1984, over 4,000 Sikhs were murdered, and thousands more had their human rights infringed upon. Sikhs around the world remember this history, during the first week of November. The genocide of 1984 occurred because of Operation Bluestar, when the Indian government began their attack that June on Darbar Sri Harminder Sahib

The Golden Temple was lit up amid the festive spirit in the holy city on the eve of Diwali. Devotees could be seen lined up to offer their prayers at the shrine. Contrary to expectations, the devotees’ footfall appeared to be lesser this year. Officials believe that this time ‘masya&rsqu

Children these days are mostly dependent on search engines to cull information, but there can hardly be a replacement for books. The sheer smell of those pale yellow pages is enough to make a biblioph

986 A view of Sikh History and Reference Library, Khalsa College in Amritsar. Children these days are mostly dependent on search engines to cull information, but there can hardly be a replacement for books. The sheer smell of those pale yellow pages is enough to make a bibliophile fall in love again each time he/she reads a new book. With the emergence of technology, readers have taken up reading e-books on mobile phones and other gadgets. Most youngsters get all their information through soc...