Palma de Mallorca, September 1985.

EIDW 1999 Built 1972 Ex G-BJYM, G-OBWE, Next TI-1095C, TI-LRI, 9L-LDJ

Août 1990

BAE (BAC) One-Eleven 531FS

Dan-Air London

Shannon 18/4/1988

LGW, 1992

Manston,Kent.

BAC 111-531FS One-Eleven (cn 242) Seen departing MIA off runway 9R in December, 1980. Delivered to Lacsa as TI-1095C, and later became G-BJYM with Dan-Air London and BAF British Air Ferries, then G-OBWE with British World Airlines and finally 9L-LDJ with Air Leone.

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From Wikipedia

Ashish Shelar (born 3 October 1972) is an 13th Maharashtra Legislative Assembly represents Vandre West (Vidhan Sabha constituency).[1] He is a member of Bhartiya Janata Party and President[2] of Mumbai unit of the party.[3]

He was elected as Vice President of Mumbai Cricket Association, Mumbai on 17 June 2015.[4][5]

On 9 September 2015, Shelar gained controversy when he helped ban the sale of meat for 8 days for the annual Jain celebration, Paryushana, at which time a fast from meat is required.[6] Most constituencies in Maharashtra ban the sale of meat for only 4 days. The ban was criticized by the BJP's Maharashtra coalition partner, Shiv Sena.

Education and early career[edit]

Shelar attended B.Sc from Parle College in the year 1992, after which he completed a five-year law degree from G. J. Advani College, University of Mumbai.[7]

He was Originally a native from Sindhudurg district of Konkan, Ashish was born in chawl system dwelling of mile-workers area. Later in his childhood he shifted and settled in Bandra West with his parents and family. A people’s man since early age, Ashish joined RSS in school days and completed Prathamik Varsha course. He went on to join ABVP in college and successfully rose to the leading position of Mumbai Secretary of ABVP.[8]

Family and personal life[edit]

Ashish Shelar married with Pratima Dalvi. They have a son named Omkar. Pratima Shelar is Director of Opera Realtors Private Limited.[9]

Sports[edit]

Elected Mumbai Cricket Association member in June 2015.[10]

Chairman of Mumbai district football association representing Mumbai’s 350 football clubs.

Vice President of the Rajasthan Sports Club.

Social and cultural[edit]

President of Bandra Sarvajanik Samanvay Samiti

President of Kshatriya Gadkari Maharashtra Samaj – In this role, Ashish has organised book distribution, coaching camps for poor students, and health camps across Maharashtra.

General Secretary Akhil Maharashtra Karmachari Sangh – Ashish has helped build an 8500-member strong union in the unorganised sector.

Role in Spandan films production[edit]

Film on 26 July Mumbai floods which was selected for Goa film festival

Film on life of Guruji Madhav Sadashiv Golwalkar on the eve of his 100th

Dead chimney a film which chronicled the changing topography due to the demise of Mumbai’s mills and subsequent hardships of the mill workers.

Currently working on a film on life of swami Vivekananda on eve of his 150th Answering his artistic and cultural moorings. * Marathi films - Chang bhale and Kajali Spandan arts instituted the Mohammad Rafi awards, in 2012 presented to Naushadji and Mr. Rafi this program was attended by Shri Lalkrishna Advaniji.

Political career[edit]

In 2002, Ashish was elected as a BMC corporator from Khar West Ward 77[11] and elected as Chairman of Mumbai Improvement Committee. He also played a key role in renovation of the Bhau Daji Lad museum, a vital archive of Mumbai’s rich historical and cultural heritage. As President of BJP’s North West Mumbai district, Ashish sharpened his organisational energies in building the party’s strength, and helped increase the party tally of BMC corporators. As a testament of his strong grassroot work, Ashish was re-elected to BMC with record margin of votes in 2007.<[12]

Working closely with then CM Vilasrao and Ashok Chavan, Ashish helped engineer implementation of development friendly policy in BKC zone Ashish was also elected to Mumbai metro regional planning commission an important body dealing with DP of MMR. Enthused by his work, Ashish was appointed as Governor of Mumbai Metro heritage society by MMRDA,[13] working alongside stalwarts like Shri. Arun Tikekar, Shri. Dinesh Afzalpurkar, Ashish represented the citizen’s voice in the formulation of heritage conversation policy.<[14]

On the International Fora, Ashish was selected by US State Dept under International visitors leadership program (the only municipal corporator from India), As part of this programme, he travelled across USA over 45 days engaging with 82 NGO’s for leadership development, laying foundation for lifelong bonds, which continue to enrich his administrative perspective. As a devoted party worker, Ashish was the head of organising committee for the 25th BJP convention. Under the leadership of Pramodji Mahajan, Ashish conceptualised and oversaw the successful organisation of Sahastra Chandra darshan for Shri.Atalji in Dec 2005[15]

Positions held[edit]

Within BJP[edit]

Mumbai Secretary, ABVP

President, Mumbai BJYM

Core team, organising committee, BJP Maha Adhiveshan, 1995

BMC Corporator, Khar West

President, North West Mumbai district BJP

BMC Corporator, BJP Group Leader in BMC

MMRDA member

Governor of Mumbai Metro heritage society.

Currently President Bharatiya Janata Party, Mumbai.

[16]

Legislative[edit]

Member, Maharashtra Legislative Council, 28 July 2012 - 27 July 2018[17][18]

Member, Maharashtra Legislative Assembly, Since 2014 [19]

Shot by International French photographer Laurent Salisse

G-BJYM BAC1-11-500 Dan Air Birmingham 28-07-1987

Sardar. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal (Advocate and Numberdar) have been a familiar face and a household name in Punjab especially in rural areas. He is a mellowed social activist and have organized advocacy over a wide array of political, social and economical issues with prudence over national interest first.

Sardar. Grewal have been a voice of farmers and farm labourers. He spearheaded the agitation to prevent United States of America to Patent Basmati, Neem and other “Swadeshi Products” and played an important role in blocking their malicious endeavors. He took over the cause of his very own farming community and presented their plight to the Centre Government and was instrumental in MSP hike during NDA regime. He also stood by the farmers over SEZ issue and organized activism over acquisition of fertile agriculture land on the name of Industrialization by the then Congress led Punjab Government hand in glove with “Land Mafia”. He was first to raise the issue of farmer suicides in Punjab and helped the affected families in getting compensation from the Punjab Government. These days, Sardar. Grewal have been organizing advocacy over agriculture reforms.

Sardar. Grewal has been a youth icon and unfurled the flag of BJP when Punjab was at the peak of terrorism and organized village level meetings to garner support against terrorism. When terrorism was in its last breaths in Punjab, he gauged that Pakistan has conspired to ruin the youth by supplying huge cache of drugs. Considering the malicious intentions of the evil neighbour, Sardar. Grewal, launched a campaign against “Drug Addiction” and planned “Drugs De-addiction Camps” all over Punjab. He further constituted Non Government Organizations and arranged grants to promote sports amongst rural youth to keep them aloof from drugs. He lobbied to commission a Petroleum Refinery in Punjab during NDA regime to generate employment and was the only politician from BJP to take over Congress Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.

Sardar. Grewal is a staunch anti-terrorism activist. He took over Congress Government over construction of memorials of terrorists, lobbied for federal integrated counter-terrorism strategy to deal with terrorism, supported enactment of stringent anti-terrorism law and exposed ignorance of UPA Government over Cyber Terrorism. Sardar. Grewal is a firm Nationalist and he is known for his stand against separatists. He was first to expose that UPA Government sold Kashmir peace to remain in power and foremost in announcing that Shri Amarnath Shrine Board Land agitation is a pro- Nationalist and Anti-Separatist agitation. He took over PDP, APHC and NC Leadership for inciting communal tension in Jammu and Kashmir and actively took the cause of Kashmiri Pandits taking refuge in their own country. Sardar. Grewal took over the challenge of Congress Leadership on Nuclear Deal by posing several questions, which even today remain unanswered. He went on to dub Nuclear Deal as “Bofors Sequel” and corroborated his stand by citing several statements of National Security Advisor, Congress Government and US Government Leadership.

Bio Data of Advocate Sardar. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Born in Village Bhukhari Kalan, Tajpur Road, District Ludhiana on 13th October, 1968 to Sardarni. Malkeet Kaur Grewal and Late Sardar. Kesar Singh Grewal (Masterji), a Teacher and Numberdar of the Village.

Educational Qualification

Academic Qualification

•Matriculated from Malwa Khalsa High School, Model Gram Ludhiana in March, 1980

•Graduated from Arya College, Ludhiana, Punjab University, Chandigarh, in April 1986

Professional Qualification

•Became Lawyer from D.A.V College, Kanpur of Kanpur University, Uttar Pradesh

Work Experience

Government

•Selected in Air Force, 1984 but couldn’t join due to family problems

•Joined Punjab Mandikaran Board, as a Clerk in 1986 and resigned in 1987

•Serving as Namberdar for Village Bhukhari Kalan, District Ludhiana

Lawyer

•Enrolled as a Lawyer in “The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana” on 1st Feb 1996

•Serving in District Courts Ludhiana from Chamber No 722 by providing legal aid to poor and downtrodden

Entrepreneur

•Ventured into Real Estate business in early 90’s

•Later ventured into Petrol Pump Business from Ranwan, Siahar Sahib and Bhamian Kalan

Agriculturist and Diary Farming

•Cultivated 12 acres Land at Village Bhukhari Kalan and 50 Acres Land at Village Chapper Sher, Afganpur, Tehsil Roorkee, District Haridwar.

Political & Social

•Started as ABVP Worker in 1981

•Signed up Primary Membership of BJP on 15th October 1992

•Became Active Member of BJP on 13th November 1992

•Named Mandal President BJP Kisan Morcha in Jan 1996

•Became District President BJP Kisan Morcha in Sept 1996

•Milestone: 3-Day National Executive organized in Ludhiana, Kusha Bhao Thakre General Secretary, BJP inaugurated the Meeting convened by National President Hukam Dev Narayan Yadav

•Named Ludhiana District President BJP Kisan Morcha on 6th November, 1997

•Nominated Punjab State, Secretary, BJP Kisan Morcha in 18th September, 1998

•Nominated Ludhiana District General Secretary BJP in 15th June, 1999

•Named President Punjab State BJP Yuva Morcha in 4th November, 2000

•Designated National Executive Member BJYM in 2002

•Nominated as National Executive Member BJP Kissan Morcha in 20 December 2004

•Punjab State Chief, BJP Investor Cell, 11th July, 2008

•Nominated National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha 30 July 2010 & Incharge Jammu and Kashmir

•Nominated National Joint Secretary FAIPT- Fedration Of All India petroleum Traders and Incharge North Zone Of India

•Nominated Vice Chairman, PSIEC, Ltd. - Punjab Small Industry and Export Corporation Ltd On 22 November 2010.

Recreation Activities

•Reading, writing, travelling and cooking

Special Interests

•Internal Security Reforms, Farmers and Farm Labourers upliftment, Unemployment and Youth affairs, International affairs, Upliftment of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Non Resident Indians Issues and Woman and Child Welfare

Countries Visited

•Sweden, Norway, Denmark in 1996 and Canada in 2008

•Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

• www.psiec.gov.in

•Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

•Vice Chairman, PSIEC. (Govt. Of Punjab)

•Punjab Small Industry and Export Corporation Ltd.

•National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

•Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

•National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

•Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

•Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

•Former Punjab State President, BJYM

•Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

•Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

•Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

•Food Corporation Of India (Govt. Of India)

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Sardar. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal (Advocate and Numberdar) have been a familiar face and a household name in Punjab especially in rural areas. He is a mellowed social activist and have organized advocacy over a wide array of political, social and economical issues with prudence over national interest first.

Sardar. Grewal have been a voice of farmers and farm labourers. He spearheaded the agitation to prevent United States of America to Patent Basmati, Neem and other “Swadeshi Products” and played an important role in blocking their malicious endeavors. He took over the cause of his very own farming community and presented their plight to the Centre Government and was instrumental in MSP hike during NDA regime. He also stood by the farmers over SEZ issue and organized activism over acquisition of fertile agriculture land on the name of Industrialization by the then Congress led Punjab Government hand in glove with “Land Mafia”. He was first to raise the issue of farmer suicides in Punjab and helped the affected families in getting compensation from the Punjab Government. These days, Sardar. Grewal have been organizing advocacy over agriculture reforms.

Sardar. Grewal has been a youth icon and unfurled the flag of BJP when Punjab was at the peak of terrorism and organized village level meetings to garner support against terrorism. When terrorism was in its last breaths in Punjab, he gauged that Pakistan has conspired to ruin the youth by supplying huge cache of drugs. Considering the malicious intentions of the evil neighbour, Sardar. Grewal, launched a campaign against “Drug Addiction” and planned “Drugs De-addiction Camps” all over Punjab. He further constituted Non Government Organizations and arranged grants to promote sports amongst rural youth to keep them aloof from drugs. He lobbied to commission a Petroleum Refinery in Punjab during NDA regime to generate employment and was the only politician from BJP to take over Congress Chief Minister Amarinder Singh.

Sardar. Grewal is a staunch anti-terrorism activist. He took over Congress Government over construction of memorials of terrorists, lobbied for federal integrated counter-terrorism strategy to deal with terrorism, supported enactment of stringent anti-terrorism law and exposed ignorance of UPA Government over Cyber Terrorism. Sardar. Grewal is a firm Nationalist and he is known for his stand against separatists. He was first to expose that UPA Government sold Kashmir peace to remain in power and foremost in announcing that Shri Amarnath Shrine Board Land agitation is a pro- Nationalist and Anti-Separatist agitation. He took over PDP, APHC and NC Leadership for inciting communal tension in Jammu and Kashmir and actively took the cause of Kashmiri Pandits taking refuge in their own country. Sardar. Grewal took over the challenge of Congress Leadership on Nuclear Deal by posing several questions, which even today remain unanswered. He went on to dub Nuclear Deal as “Bofors Sequel” and corroborated his stand by citing several statements of National Security Advisor, Congress Government and US Government Leadership.

Bio Data of Advocate Sardar. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Born in Village Bhukhari Kalan, Tajpur Road, District Ludhiana on 13th October, 1968 to Sardarni. Malkeet Kaur Grewal and Late Sardar. Kesar Singh Grewal (Masterji), a Teacher and Numberdar of the Village.

Educational Qualification

Academic Qualification

•Matriculated from Malwa Khalsa High School, Model Gram Ludhiana in March, 1980

•Graduated from Arya College, Ludhiana, Punjab University, Chandigarh, in April 1986

Professional Qualification

•Became Lawyer from D.A.V College, Kanpur of Kanpur University, Uttar Pradesh

Work Experience

Government

•Selected in Air Force, 1984 but couldn’t join due to family problems

•Joined Punjab Mandikaran Board, as a Clerk in 1986 and resigned in 1987

•Serving as Namberdar for Village Bhukhari Kalan, District Ludhiana

Lawyer

•Enrolled as a Lawyer in “The Bar Council of Punjab and Haryana” on 1st Feb 1996

•Serving in District Courts Ludhiana from Chamber No 722 by providing legal aid to poor and downtrodden

Entrepreneur

•Ventured into Real Estate business in early 90’s

•Later ventured into Petrol Pump Business from Ranwan, Siahar Sahib and Bhamian Kalan

Agriculturist and Diary Farming

•Cultivated 12 acres Land at Village Bhukhari Kalan and 50 Acres Land at Village Chapper Sher, Afganpur, Tehsil Roorkee, District Haridwar.

Political & Social

•Started as ABVP Worker in 1981

•Signed up Primary Membership of BJP on 15th October 1992

•Became Active Member of BJP on 13th November 1992

•Named Mandal President BJP Kisan Morcha in Jan 1996

•Became District President BJP Kisan Morcha in Sept 1996

•Milestone: 3-Day National Executive organized in Ludhiana, Kusha Bhao Thakre General Secretary, BJP inaugurated the Meeting convened by National President Hukam Dev Narayan Yadav

•Named Ludhiana District President BJP Kisan Morcha on 6th November, 1997

•Nominated Punjab State, Secretary, BJP Kisan Morcha in 18th September, 1998

•Nominated Ludhiana District General Secretary BJP in 15th June, 1999

•Named President Punjab State BJP Yuva Morcha in 4th November, 2000

•Designated National Executive Member BJYM in 2002

•Nominated as National Executive Member BJP Kissan Morcha in 20 December 2004

•Punjab State Chief, BJP Investor Cell, 11th July, 2008

•Nominated National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha 30 July 2010 & Incharge Jammu and Kashmir

•Nominated National Joint Secretary FAIPT- Fedration Of All India petroleum Traders and Incharge North Zone Of India

•Nominated Vice Chairman, PSIEC, Ltd. - Punjab Small Industry and Export Corporation Ltd On 22 November 2010.

Recreation Activities

•Reading, writing, travelling and cooking

Special Interests

•Internal Security Reforms, Farmers and Farm Labourers upliftment, Unemployment and Youth affairs, International affairs, Upliftment of the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, Non Resident Indians Issues and Woman and Child Welfare

Countries Visited

•Sweden, Norway, Denmark in 1996 and Canada in 2008

•Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

• www.psiec.gov.in

•Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

•Vice Chairman, PSIEC. (Govt. Of Punjab)

•Punjab Small Industry and Export Corporation Ltd.

•National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

•Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

•National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

•Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

•Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

•Former Punjab State President, BJYM

•Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

•Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

•Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

•Food Corporation Of India (Govt. Of India)

JAGRAON , November 21

The whole country has been divided into seven zones in order to impart training and to acquaint the members with the collection of iron for the Statue of Unity. This was stated by Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal, National Secretary, BJP Kisan Morcha.

Talking to the media persons here today, he said a workshop in each region would be held from November 24 onwards by our national coordinator of Iron Collection Committee Om Prakash Dhankar. Grewal said the regional workshop of Northern region i.e. Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh and Haryana states would be held at Chandigarh on December 9.

He said all members of the state committees and district co-coordinators’ would participate in these workshops. Grewal said the meeting of the Southern region consisting of Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Lakshwadeep, Puducherry and Andaman and Nicobar Islands would be held at Hyderabad on November 24 from morning till evening.

Grewal said the workshop regarding Western region, including Maharashtra, Goa, Daman and Diu, Dadar Nagar Haweli and Gujarat would be organised at Mumbai on November 26.

He said similarly, the workshop pertaining to North-East region i.e. Meghalaya, Tripura, Nagaland, Manipur, Arunachal Pradesh and Assam would be held at Guwahati on November 28.

He said the Eastern region workshop consisting of Sikkim, West Bengal, Odisha, Jharkhand and Bihar would be held at Patna on November 30.

He said the workshop in respect of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand would be held at Lucknow on December 10. Grewal further added that the similar workshop in respect of election bound states would be held after the results were declared on December 13.

Grewal said the resource persons from Gujarat and senior ministers as well as the members of central committee would participate in these workshops to pertain training.

Denmark ( Copenhagen ) 20 February 2015 :

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) cited the healthy trade ties with which Denmark has been a good cooperation partner for India in the EU. National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha and Prabhari Himachal Pradesh, Advocate Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal who is on a European Tour of Denmark, Italy and Norway landed here in Denmark and immediately presided over a huge gathering of Indians and Bharatiya Janata Party Denmark wing. He thanked everybody for this wonderful reception. Grewal praised the beautiful country of Denmark for providing such great working atmosphere for Indians immigrants who are living happily in the country. It is known that Some 7,000 Indians live in Denmark and the number is growing as Denmark has introduced an attractive Green Card system. Grewal was impressed by the living standards maintained by the country as it is known as the happiest country in the world .Denmark also ranks as having the world's highest social mobility, a high level of income equality, and has one of the world’s highest per capita incomes. For 2013, Denmark is listed 15th on the Human Development Index and 9th on the inequality-adjusted HDI. He added there is so much for India to learn from Denmark and the positives from the society and governance can surely prove good for India too.

India’s relations with Denmark have been frozen since 2011 following the Danish High Court ruling against the extradition of Kim Davies in connection with the Purulia arms drop incident of 1995. In a rare display of anger, India then run by the UPA goverment then chaired by Ms Sonia Gandhi froze senior official-level contacts with Denmark, and later tightened visa procedures for Danish tourists and businessmen. Grewal questioned the illogical step taken by the UPA goverment and It is timely to reassess the situation and ask whether it meets our vital interests or not.

Grewal added that there are some diplomatic tensions arisen between the two countries because of a single person, discussing this further Grewal questioned the Danish goverment stance on not letting India interrogate Kim Davies in connection with the Purulia arms drop incident of 1995. He said a terrorist has no religion,he represents no country and the laws are same for all the terrorist all around the world. Grewal urged his Danish counterparts to allow Kim Davies to be interrogated and this will also unveil some other players and institutions involved in puralia arms drop case . He also stressed that the rights of the Kim Davies will not be violated and his integrity won't be harmed till the time he is not proven guilty. He said denmark have taken a step towards reviving diplomatic friendship as India got admitted as a permanent observer to the Arctic Council along with China, Italy, South Korea, Japan and Singapore. This will enable India to participate in developing the resources of the Arctic. The decision required the consent of the ‘Arctic eight’ consisting of Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Russia and the US. Denmark, which could very well have stalled India’s application citing bilateral issues, did not do so. He is hopeful Danish goverment will not disappoint in India's pursuit of Kim Davies also.

Grewal also cited the healthy trade ties with which Denmark has been a good cooperation partner for India in the EU. It has espoused a liberal trading system and is open to service trade liberalisation. Trade has gone up to $1.2 billion in 2011 from $500 million in 2003, with surplus in India’s favour. Trade in services is also substantial, around $1.5 billion in 2012. FDI of $780 million came in 2011 from Denmark. Though the trade between the two countries have been steady over the few years but showing signs of political optimism Grewal announced that the working conditions in India are way better as compared to the previous UPA regime and now the prime ministers visionary goverment have restored the investors confidence in India.

Grewal said that the United Nations also declared June 21 as the World Yoga Day. The decision, taken at the UN General Assembly, is being seen as a proud moment for India. Talking with the media persons after BJP workers meeting here today Grewal stated that our Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had urged the world community to celebrate Indian yoga at the international level during his visit to the United Nations in September this year. Grewal told here that India received support of 170 nations and United Nations declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day. He stated that in their speech at the UNGA, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had said, "Let us work towards adopting an International Yoga Day. Yoga is an invaluable gift of our ancient tradition. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and the nature." He told that around 170 nations supported PM Modi's proposal. In November, European Union President Mr. Herman Van Rompuy told Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi that the 28 member EU supported his idea for a Yoga Day at the UN. Grewal said that about four months ago, Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi had appealed to the world community that India's yoga should be celebrated as World Yoga Day. Grewal said that I am happy to inform you that India have received support of 170 nations and the United Nations will declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day". Grewal told that Yoga is the 5000 years old Indian physical, mental and spiritual practice that aims to transform body and mind for good health. In this meeting with the party workers of Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) and people of Indian origin Grewal firstly thanked everyone for inviting him to this historical country. At this time Shri Ramesh Kumar Bhardwaj Copenhagen, Shri Mangat Ram Sharma, Shri Satish Kumar Joshi Italy, Sr. Jatinderpal Singh, Shri Vaishiv Soni , Shri Rajesh Kumar Sharma, Shri Abneet Dhir Sonu, Shri Aman Sharma and Shri Sushant Bhardwaj we're present.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

Ludhiana , 13 January 2014 -

BJP issued a 10 points Agenda for it's NRIs and PIOs to work for the party. National BJP Leader Advocate Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal stated that NRI Sammelan of BJP ended successfully which was held at the Central BJP Headquarter, 11 Ashoka Road, New Delhi. In a press statement here today he said that BJP sympathisers among NRI from 32 nations158 foreign delegates of the globe attended the NRI Sammelan. He said that a 10 points agenda for NRIs ( Non Resident Indian’s ) and PIOs (People of Indian Origin ) was discussed to work for the party in the Sammelan, in which number one point is to work on Speak positive, see positive, hear positive and work hard to earn money for thyself and goodwill for motherland India. Second number point is to work whole heartedly to achieve BJP Mission - 2014 to win 272+ seat in the next Indian parliamentary polls under the leadership of BJP President Shri. Rajnath Singh and to make Shri. Narendra Modi the next Prime Minister of India. Grewal stated that on third point number of agenda is that each day of your 15 hours a day working, party request them to reserve aside two hours (120 minutes) each day to propagate the good governance of BJP ruled states in India led by State of Gujarat Chief Minister Shri. Narendra Modi, State of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shri. Shivraj Singh Chauhan, State of Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Shri. Raman Singh, State of Goa Chief Minister Shri. Manohar Parikar, State of Rajasthan Chief Minister Shmt. Vasundhra Raje Scindia and State of Punjab Chief Minister Sardar Prakash Singh Badal. He said that in fourth point request to mobilize public opinion among NRI’s & PIO’s in your family, friends and society in the country of your stay in support of BJP and Party's PM candidate Shri. Narendra Modi. In fifth point to mobilize young boys and girls to make extensive use of modern day communication channels locally and overseas in favour of BJP and its senior leaders namely Shri. A.B. Vajpayee, Shri. L.K. Advani, Shri. Rajnath Singh, Shri. Narendra Modi, Dr. Murli Manohar Joshi, Shri. Venkaiyah Naidu, Shri. Nitin Gadkari, Smt. Sushma Swaraj, Shri. Arun Jaitley & Shri. Ram Lal ji and other worthy leaders of BJP. Grewal stated that in the next 100 days up to the next Lok Sabha polls, each NRI’s and PIO’s every day should make at least 5 phone calls and 10 emails to their family members living in India to vote, support BJP, its election symbol Kamal “Lotus” in the next polls and forward at least 50 contact details of your relatives and friends in India so that we can connect them to the BJP booth level committees. He said that in seventh point is to expose the corrupt 10 years misrule of Congress led UPA ( United Progressive Alliance ) Government led by ineffective and non performing PM Dr. Manmohan Singh, Chairperson Shmt. Sonia Gandhi and her non serious Vice President Mr. Rahul Gandhi. In eighth point is to mobilize funds and intellectuals among the NRIs ( Non Resident Indian’s ) and PIOs ( People of Indian Origin ) in support of BJP. Grewal said that in ninth point is organize Run for Unity in their area of influence, in the country of your stay overseas by involving young men and women, social and religious leaders, local elected councilors and parliamentarians for creating awareness of Statute of Unity in India. He said that it would be the world’s tallest statue of 182 meters height and would be be twice the height of Statue of liberty at New York in USA. Grewal said that in tenth point for NRIs and PIOs is to propagate on face book, twitter, email and text messages that Shri Atal Bihari Vajpayee led BJP Government made all Indians proud in the past by going Nuclear at Pokhran in year 1998, achieved 8.5% growth rate for the Indian economy and made historic foot prints in Global relations. In this NRI sammelan BJYM National President and member of Lok Sabha from Hamirpur Anurag Thakur and youth Delegates from UK were also present.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

Denmark , Copenhagen : 21 February 2015 -

Denmark is providing such great working atmosphere for Indian immigrants who are living happily in the country. National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha and Prabhari Himachal Pradesh, Advocate Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal who is on a European Tour of Denmark, Italy and Norway landed here in Denmark and immediately presided over a huge gathering of Indians and Bharatiya Janata Party Denmark wing. He thanked everybody for this wonderful reception. Grewal praised the beautiful country of Denmark for providing such great working atmosphere for Indians immigrants who are living happily in the country. It is known that Some 7,000 Indians live in Denmark and the number is growing as Denmark has introduced an attractive Green Card system. Grewal was impressed by the living standards maintained by the country as it is known as the happiest country in the world .Denmark also ranks as having the world's highest social mobility, a high level of income equality, and has one of the world’s highest per capita incomes. For 2013, Denmark is listed 15th on the Human Development Index and 9th on the inequality-adjusted HDI. He added there is so much for India to learn from Denmark and the positives from the society and governance can surely prove good for India too. India’s relations with Denmark have been frozen since 2011 following the Danish High Court ruling against the extradition of Kim Davies in connection with the Purulia arms drop incident of 1995. In a rare display of anger, India then run by the UPA goverment then chaired by Ms Sonia Gandhi froze senior official-level contacts with Denmark, and later tightened visa procedures for Danish tourists and businessmen. Grewal questioned the illogical step taken by the UPA goverment and It is timely to reassess the situation and ask whether it meets our vital interests or not. Grewal added that there are some diplomatic tensions arisen between the two countries because of a single person, discussing this further Grewal questioned the Danish goverment stance on not letting India interrogate Kim Davies in connection with the Purulia arms drop incident of 1995. He said a terrorist has no religion,he represents no country and the laws are same for all the terrorist all around the world. Grewal urged his Danish counterparts to allow Kim Davies to be interrogated and this will also unveil some other players and institutions involved in puralia arms drop case . He also stressed that the rights of the Kim Davies will not be violated and his integrity won't be harmed till the time he is not proven guilty. He said denmark have taken a step towards reviving diplomatic friendship as India got admitted as a permanent observer to the Arctic Council along with China, Italy, South Korea, Japan and Singapore. This will enable India to participate in developing the resources of the Arctic. The decision required the consent of the ‘Arctic eight’ consisting of Canada, Denmark, Sweden, Iceland, Norway, Finland, Russia and the US. Denmark, which could very well have stalled India’s application citing bilateral issues, did not do so. He is hopeful Danish goverment will not disappoint in India's pursuit of Kim Davies also. Grewal also cited the healthy trade ties with which Denmark has been a good cooperation partner for India in the EU. It has espoused a liberal trading system and is open to service trade liberalisation. Trade has gone up to $1.2 billion in 2011 from $500 million in 2003, with surplus in India’s favour. Trade in services is also substantial, around $1.5 billion in 2012. FDI of $780 million came in 2011 from Denmark. Though the trade between the two countries have been steady over the few years but showing signs of political optimism Grewal announced that the working conditions in India are way better as compared to the previous UPA regime and now the prime ministers visionary goverment have restored the investors confidence in India. Grewal said that the United Nations also declared June 21 as the World Yoga Day. The decision, taken at the UN General Assembly, is being seen as a proud moment for India. Talking with the media persons after BJP workers meeting here today Grewal stated that our Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had urged the world community to celebrate Indian yoga at the international level during his visit to the United Nations in September this year. Grewal told here that India received support of 170 nations and United Nations declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day. He stated that in their speech at the UNGA, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had said, "Let us work towards adopting an International Yoga Day. Yoga is an invaluable gift of our ancient tradition. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and the nature." He told that around 170 nations supported PM Modi's proposal. In November, European Union President Mr. Herman Van Rompuy told Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi that the 28 member EU supported his idea for a Yoga Day at the UN. Grewal said that about four months ago, Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi had appealed to the world community that India's yoga should be celebrated as World Yoga Day. Grewal said that I am happy to inform you that India have received support of 170 nations and the United Nations will declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day". Grewal told that Yoga is the 5000 years old Indian physical, mental and spiritual practice that aims to transform body and mind for good health. In this meeting with the party workers of Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) and people of Indian origin Grewal firstly thanked everyone for inviting him to this historical country. At this time Shri Ramesh Kumar Bhardwaj Copenhagen, Shri Mangat Ram Sharma, Shri Satish Kumar Joshi Italy, Sr. Jatinderpal Singh, Shri Vaishiv Soni , Shri Rajesh Kumar Sharma, Shri Abneet Dhir Sonu, Shri Aman Sharma, Shri Sushant Bhardwaj and other BJP workers we're also present.

Mohali - 18 November 2013

BJP National Secretary Kisan Morcha and in-charge of party affairs, Himachal Pradesh Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said people of the country had made their mind to elect Narinder Modi-led NDA government in the 2014 general elections to get rid of the scandal-laden UPA government.

Talking with the media persons here today Grewal added that the UPA government had given nothing to the nation except poverty, unemployment, inflation, corruption and scandals.

"Congress-led UPA government had proved a failure on all fronts and people will dethrone them in the coming general elections,"he said.

The BJP leader expressed concern over the reports of Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) president Partap Singh Bajwa following the footsteps of Robert Vadera regarding purchasing government lands.

Grewal demanded that Punjab government should hold a thorough probe into the land deals of Bajwa, his younger brother Fateh Jung Singh Bajwa and his sister-in law.

He said most of the ministers of Manmohan Singh cabinet were involved in various scams and they would not be able to face the masses before the parliamentary elections. He claimed that the people wanted a change in the government at the Centre. "The SAD-BJP alliance will win all the 13 Lok Sabha seats in Punjab in the upcoming general polls,"he added.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

KHATKAR KALAN is a historical village which has got the honour of being the village of the famous patriots and freedom fighters like Sardar Kishan Singh, Sardar Ajit Singh, Sardar Swaran Singh, Shaheed-e-Azam Sardar Bhagat Singh. In this article the memories of Sardar Ajit Singh, when he came home after imprisonment of 40 years, are reproduced here as he expressed them in his writing.

"My Village Khatkar Kalan comes under station Banga. This village is well known because of its special features."

"This place was known as a fortress. It was related with a feudal chief. There were other fortresses attached to it but they were small as compared to it. That's why they were known as Garh Khurd. My birth place was known as Garh Kalan."

"One of my forefathers started from his village "Narli" in Lahore District during Mughal period to go to "Haridwar". His purpose to go there because he was to throw the ashes of someone from his family member in river "Ganga". The journey was long. In his way he took shelter in a fortress. The owner of the fortress was a kind hearted person. He welcomed that stranger. He was a young person. He also invited him to have meals with him and his family. The owner had a wife and a beautiful daughter. When they were eating food the young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got attracted towards each other. The girl expressed her desire to marry the man. Her parent had also selected the person as their would be Son-In-Law. Next morning when the young man was about to go the owner asked him if he was married. The young man said to him "Not yet.". At this the owner of the fortress invited him to be his guest for the second time. He bade Good Bye to them and started his journey again.

After throwing the ashes in Ganga the young man came back to that fortress so that he could marry the girl. The fortress was already decorated by the owner of it and they were waiting for the young man to come. They wanted to give the fortress as a marriage gift to their Son-In-Law. The young man and the daughter of the owner of the fortress got married and the fortress was given to them. After their marriage this place was called Khatkar Kalan. The owner and his wife started living in that fortress as the guest of their Son-In-law.

Thus from their couple started one family. Time changed and the walls for the fortress fell down. During rainy season the deep dug places around the fortress changed into pools. Today people have great benefits of these pools and they use these pools for bathing and other places."

Family Background

The elders of the family used to sit in "DARBAR" a place to do the justice to the people of the village. Even today this place is called "Deewan Khana". Even before the rule of Maharaja Ranjit Singh one family used to live like that and were known as "Jagirdaars" and they also used to send a fixed number of soldiers to the emperor.

"Our forefather used to unfurl the National Flag of Sikhs, four time in a year. The place where this flag was unfurled was known as "Jhanda Ji". It was due to the love of this place that our forefathers refused to go back to their native village, when some people who had come from there asked to go with them."

"After the death of Maharaja Ranjit Singh british officials started suppressing the people. As a result people took arms in their hands to protect them. Our family members also joined hands with them. Due to this our "Jagir" was redused by the british Govt. When Govt. asked for help from my grand father, against the rebellious people, he refused to do so."

"I was a small child then. When one day I went with my grandfather towards our fields, When we were coming back I asked my grandfather about the 1857 insurrection. I had heard a lot about it. I asked my grandfather about the cause of failure of this insurrection. He answered that british were successful only because they got assistance from the "Jagirdars" of Punjab. After listening this story I was quite curious to see the british people, who ruled our country because I had never saw them. Once I requested my uncle Surjon Singh take me with him as he was going to meet a british officer. I saw my uncle saluting a british officer who was quite younger than my uncle and even was not able to speak our language in a proper way. I laughed at his gesture. My uncle stopped me. He introduced me as his nephew. The officer for annoyed as I had not saluted him and then he sat on his horse saying "Ham Nawan Shahr jane ko mangta hai; tumko lot sakta hai" and he left. I and my uncle came back Home. My uncle was angry with me as I didn’t saluted the "Sahib". I asked my uncle that I did not like that man who was not able to speak well and was looking like an idiot. MY uncle decided that in future he would never take me with him when he would go to meet any british officer. From this incident I came to a conclusion that all the british officer are idiots and I would never call them Sahibs or salute them."

"I was a small child then when along with my elder brother I visited Anandpur Sahib to be a sikh. I remember that were given sweet water (Amrit) and told about the principles of sikh religion. This ceremony teaches a person that one who becomes a sikh is never afraid of death and fight against those who do a injustice. He protects and helps the poor, weak and also womens, old etc.. From that day when a person becomes a sikh his mind and soul becomes pure. That's why Sikhs are called Khalsa, Which means pure."

Welcome to Our Website: www.bjpindia.in

www.psiec.gov.in

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal

Vice Chairman, PSIEC , Government Of Punjab.

Punjab Small Industries and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, Jammu and Kashmir

National Joint Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President , BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India , Government Of India.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

Ludhiana , 10 March 2014 -

BJP Kisan Morcha's National Secretary and Prabhari Himachal Pradesh Advocate Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said that with an eye on reaching out to at least 10 crore families in the country, BJP’s prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi would unveil the “one note, one vote” campaign today at Ludhiana. Talking with the media persons here today on the occasion of "one note one vote" after drive kicks off at Kishore Nagar, Tajpur Road Ludhiana with BJYM workers Grewal said that the ‘one note, one vote’ campaign aims at party workers reaching the voters at their doorstep with a plea to vote for the BJP and seeking funds to meet election expenses. He said if we count four votes in a family, in the country we are seeking 40 crore voters. The party workers would fan out at the booth level and would seek voluntary contributions. Grewal said that our party workers would collect one note from every household, in denominations ranging between Rs 5 note and Rs 1,000 in the steel boxes designed for this occasion. He also stated that our party BJP is prepared for the upcoming elections and aims to win a clear majority on its own strength’, as the world’s largest democracy goes to polls after the Election Commission announced the dates, dubbed as the largest elections to be held in nine phases. He said that political parties were joining forces with the BJP due to its mass appeal and the promise to give stable and corruption free government. He said that it's very natural that more and more people are joining BJP, as everybody can see the inclination of the masses toward the party. And this inclination towards BJP is growing with time. Grewal said that I am very confident that the BJP will attain clear majority in the next coming General Elections in our country. At this time Dharmawati Mishra, Amit Gosain , Jagdish Sharma , Harsh Sharma , Sumit Tandon , Lalit Aggarwal , Brijesh Patel, Deepak Katyal ,Dharmendra Sharma, Satish Aggarwal , Arun Patel , Heera , Amar , Shravan Tiwari , Chander shekhar , Rakesh , Rajbeer Singh , Sandeep Rana , Gagan , Mona , Bintu , Jinder , Kari , Vicky , Rodda , Rahul , Alok , Neela , Vicky Verma , Mukesh Gupta , Happy Singh , Balkar , Mukesh Khurana , Jinder Singh , Jatinder Singh , Prince , Vikas Bedi , Subedar , Happy Kumar , Nishu , Money , Sunil Mishra , Rajiv Kumar , Sarvesh , Nazim , Mahesh , Manga , Rinku Bansal , Sandeep Singh , Navjot , Bindu , Monu Mental , Amanjit , Amandeep , Parmod Sharma and other BJYM workers were present.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

Italy - 15 February 2015

National Secretary, BJP Kisan Morcha and Prabhari Himachal Pradesh Advocate, Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said that the United Nations also declared June 21 as the World Yoga Day. The decision, taken at the UN General Assembly, is being seen as a proud moment for India. Talking with the media persons after BJP workers meeting here today Grewal stated that our Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had urged the world community to celebrate Indian yoga at the international level during his visit to the United Nations in September this year. Grewal told here that India received support of 170 nations and United Nations declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day. He stated that in their speech at the UNGA, Hon'ble Prime Minister of India Shri Narendra Modi had said, "Let us work towards adopting an International Yoga Day. Yoga is an invaluable gift of our ancient tradition. It is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and the nature." He told that around 170 nations supported PM Modi's proposal. In November, European Union President Mr. Herman Van Rompuy told Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi that the 28 member EU supported his idea for a Yoga Day at the UN. Grewal said that about four months ago, Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi had appealed to the world community that India's yoga should be celebrated as World Yoga Day. Grewal said that I am happy to inform you that India have received support of 170 nations and the United Nations will declare June 21 as the World Yoga Day". Grewal told that Yoga is the 5000 years old Indian physical, mental and spiritual practice that aims to transform body and mind for good health. In this meeting with the party workers of Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) and people of Indian origin Grewal firstly thanked everyone for inviting him to this historical country. Grewal said though India and Italy are quiet distant from each other but Italy have made its presence felt in the kitchens of India as every modern day indian cooks pasta and enjoys the dish pretty much and Italy resides in the hearts of modern day Indian. Grewal said that these two ancient civilizations have known, interacted and traded with each other for over 2000 years. Modern day contacts between the two nations were formed through exchanges between the intellectuals from both sides. Noble Laureate Rabindranath Tagore visited Italy on invitation of Carlo Formichi, a Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Rome. Grewal praised indian community Residing in Italy and said there contribution in the country is huge .Italy is home to second largest community of Indians in Europe after UK. As per the latest Italian official estimates, more than 1, 60000 Indian nationals are resident in Italy. As first generation migrants, majority of them are engaged in economic sectors such as agriculture, dairy farming, leather industry, construction works and in service Industry. In meeting listening to the problems of People Grewal said that he is aware of the problems which NRI's face relating to property disputes in India and other cases and he assured that Bharatiya Janata party operates a NRI wing which deals with such problems faced by NRI's , this wing stays in touch with its members . He further stated that NRI thanas are opened in punjab which has Bharatiya Janata party in power, He urged Indians in Italy and across the world to join Bharatiya Janata party and contribute further in the growth and development of your country. In this BJP Italy meeting President Satish Kumar Joshi, Cashier Sangeeta Sharma Monte-forte Dal pone , Aman Gupta Vicenza , Surender Kumar Khattar Asand Monte-forte Dal pone , Raj Kumar Vicenza , Balbir Saini San Bonifacio Verona , Sandeep Kumar Talhan Lonigo Vicenza Italy , Rajan Kumar Talhan Lonigo Vicenza , Balwinder Singh Dhillon Kulam Verona , Balvir Singh Verona , Jagtar Singh Sanboni Facio Verona , Ashok Kumar Sanboni Facio Verona , Parvesh Kumar Shukla Sanboni Facio Verona , Jagjit Singh Sanboni Facio Verona , Charanjit Singh Vicenza , Harpal Singh Sanboni Facio Verona , Sanjiv Kumar Vicenza , Sher Singh Dherdu Sanboni Facio Verona , Subash Chand San Bonifacio Verona , Baljit Singh Lonigo , Jatinder Pal Trento , Ranjit Singh Vicenza , Gurmukh Singh Crespadoro Vicenza , Rajinder Singh Crespadoro Vicenza , Raminder Singh Altissimo Vicenza and large number of Italy BJP workers were present.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.

PATIALA - 19 November 2013

Statue of Iron Man of India Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel will be installed at the Sardar Sarovar Dam in Gujarat which will be double the length of Statue of Liberty in America. Talking with the media persons here today BJP Kisan Morcha National Secretary Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said that the way Statue of Liberty represents America the Statue of Unity will represent India. He said that the statue will be a symbol of the immense contribution of Sardar Patel and his legendary persona. He said that Patel unified the 562 princely states of India after which the statue will be named as the Statue of Unity. Grewal said that every household and every person in the state will be associated with this project which will be source of inspiration for the unified India and also for the generations to come. He said that this is a dream project of Gujarat Chief Minister and future Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. He said that BJP Leaders and Workers will collect iron from every household from all villages of India. Grewal said that keeping in view the stature of Sardar Patel the statue will be 182 m (600 ft) high which would be equal to a 60 storey building whereas the Statue of Liberty is 93 m high. Grewal said that Sardar Patel was a farmers leader and the Bardoli Satygraha gave him the name of Sardar. He said that the iron collected from 6.5 lakh farmers of the country will be used in erecting Statue of Unity. He said that the national level, state level and district level, Iron Collection Coordination Committees have been formed by Om Prakash Dhankar our National Chief to collect iron from the households of farmers. He said that these committees will include people from all the walks of life. He said that the committees will have complete record of the iron collected from different places. Grewal said that at the national level MP Thavarchand Gehlot from Madhya Pradesh, former union minister and MP Bihar Hukumdev Narayan Yadav, former minister Sarjuram from Jharkhand, Dr K Laxman form Andhra Pradesh, Sudhir Muntigavkar from Maharashtra, former MP Vijay Pal Tomar from Uttar Pradesh and Hridyanath Singh from Delhi will coordinate with our National President BJP Kisan Morcha Om Prakash Dhankar. He said that the state coordinators of committees include Subhash Barala from Haryana, Jagtar Saini from Punjab, former minister Jairam Thakur from Himachal, Purushottam Mahajan from Chandigarh, Dr Nirmal Singh from Jammu and Kashmir and former union minister Bachchi Singh Rawat from Uttarakhand. Grewal said that the work on collecting iron will start on October 31 on the day of birth anniversary of Sardar Patel and will continue till Republic Day on January 26, 2014. He said that Bhoomi Pujan will be held at the Sardar Sarovar Dam on October 31 wherein thousands will be participating from all over India. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal appealed people of India to come forward and contribute generously for this noble cause.

MANSA - 17 November 2013

Statue of Iron Man of India Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel will be installed at the Sardar Sarovar Dam in Gujarat which will be double the length of Statue of Liberty in America. While addressing the media persons here today, BJP Kisan Morcha National Secretary Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal said that the statue will be a symbol of the immense contribution of Sardar Patel and his legendary persona. He said that Patel unified the 562 princely states of India after which the statue will be named as the Statue of Unity. Grewal said that every household and every person in the state will be associated with this project which will be source of inspiration for the unified India and also for the generations to come. He said that this is a dream project of Gujarat Chief Minister and future Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi. He said that BJP Leaders and Workers will collect iron from every household from all villages of India. Grewal said that keeping in view the stature of Sardar Patel the statue will be 182 m (600 ft) high which would be equal to a 60 storey building whereas the Statue of Liberty is 93 m high. He said that the way Statue of Liberty represents America the Statue of Unity will represent India. Grewal said that Sardar Patel was a farmers leader and the Bardoli Satygraha gave him the name of Sardar. He said that the iron collected from 6.5 lakh farmers of the country will be used in erecting Statue of Unity. He said that the national level, state level and district level, Iron Collection Coordination Committees have been formed by Om Prakash Dhankar our National Chief to collect iron from the households of farmers. He said that these committees will include people from all the walks of life. He said that the committees will have complete record of the iron collected from different places. Grewal said that at the national level MP Thavarchand Gehlot from Madhya Pradesh, former union minister and MP Bihar Hukumdev Narayan Yadav, former minister Sarjuram from Jharkhand, Dr K Laxman form Andhra Pradesh, Sudhir Muntigavkar from Maharashtra, former MP Vijay Pal Tomar from Uttar Pradesh and Hridyanath Singh from Delhi will coordinate with our National President BJP Kisan Morcha Om Prakash Dhankar. He said that the state coordinators of committees include Subhash Barala from Haryana, Jagtar Saini from Punjab, former minister Jairam Thakur from Himachal, Purushottam Mahajan from Chandigarh, Dr Nirmal Singh from Jammu and Kashmir and former union minister Bachchi Singh Rawat from Uttarakhand. Grewal said that the work on collecting iron will start on October 31 on the day of birth anniversary of Sardar Patel and will continue till Republic Day on January 26, 2014. He said that Bhoomi Pujan will be held at the Sardar Sarovar Dam on October 31 wherein thousands will be participating from all over India. Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal appealed people of India to come forward and contribute generously for this cause.

www.kisanmorcha.bjp.org ,

www.bjpindia.in ,

www.psiec.gov.in ,

www.punjabbjp.org ,

www.bjppunjab.org ,

Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal , B.A.,LLB (Advocate)

Vice Chairman, PSIEC. (Govt. Of Punjab)

Punjab Small Industry and Export Corporation Ltd.

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha

Incharge, himachal Pradesh.

National Secretary, FAIPT.

Fedration Of All India Petroleum Traders

Incharge, North Zone (Petrol Pumps)

Former Punjab State President, BJYM

Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (Punjab BJP Youth Wing)

Former Punjab State President, BJP Investor Cell

Former Punjab State Member, FCI.

Food Corporation Of India (Govt. Of India).

Namberdar, Village Bhukhari Kalan, District Ludhiana, Punjab (INDIA).

Ludhiana , 22 November 2013 -

National Secretary BJP Kisan Morcha Sukhminderpal Singh Grewal lashes out at Congress party saying that it sees no reason why a mere apology by Tarun Tejpal and stepping down for 6 months from the post of Editor-in-chief be accepted as sufficient. Grewal in fact held the Congress party responsible for trying to protect Tarun Tejpal by putting up a fake action. Grewal said everybody is shocked and horrified at the latest revelations about acts of criminality by Teheleka Editor-in-chief Tarun Tejpal. In a press statement here today, he said that it is ironical that at a time when a state was being questioned for giving protection to a woman when her family sought protection and she was in complete knowledge of the same a woman journalist is being denied any help by the Congress or the authorities like the NCW and the Press Council of India. Grewal said that there are the two situations involving two women cannot be compared the morality of the Congress and its surrogates can be questioned in handling the two situations. He said that the flip-flop of NCW and the Congress party on all such issues involving women is condemnable. He said when a young journalist who happens to be daughter of a senior journalist is seeking redressal of an abhorrent crime admittedly perpetrated by the Editor-in-chief himself some sections of the media choose to ignore her plea brushing the entire issue under the carpet. Grewal said that it comes as a disturbing fact is that some of the media houses were busy writing and organizing a campaign to harm the reputation of an innocent victim who had sought protection to protect her honour and dignity at a time she was well-settled in her married life and pleaded for anonymity. He said that clearly it seems to be a case of political vendetta to settle scores by side stepping the key issues like governance and corruption and scams. Grewal said that if the Congress party points a finger on the Gujarat Government for having provided security to a woman to protect her from such crimes. He said why has it remained silent on the 9 MLA' S in Rajasthan who are facing serious charges like rape, murder, and sexual assault. He said that the cases relating to Rajasthan Ministers like Parasnath Maderna have failed to elicit a response from either the Congress party or its surrogates. Grewal said that the conduct of Tarun Tejpal falls under the category of rape as per the amended law in 2013, Sexual assault of this nature would fall within the definition of rape under Section 375 of the IPC. Grewal said that the letter from the girl in question to Shoma Chaudhary, Managing Editor of Tehelka, clearly brings out the trauma which she suffered at the hands of Tarun Tejpal, owner and Editor of Tehelka. Grewal said that Tejpal, through his atonement letter has sought the paid holiday of 6 months by recusing himself from the Editorship of magazine, Can atonement for a criminal act like this be granted. He said if it is granted, it should take place within the jail premises. Grewal said even though Tarun Tejpal has admitted to having committed the crime sending him away from Tehelka is not a befitting punishment at all considering the serious nature and assault on his own woman staffer. Grewal said in the end, while the dignified ladies from the Congress party were anointing themselves as a guardian to a woman who sought anonymity, sensationalizing her ordeal, dragging her in the newspapers and TV channels, a serious crime, admittedly perpetrated by a senior Editor-in-chief is being ignored by the Congress party. The least they can do is to demand registration of a criminal case against Tarun Tejpal. He said that the woman journalist in Tehelka in her e-mail to Shoma Chaudhary has revealed the perverse criminal behaviour and nature. He said that the issue needs to be taken to a logical conclusion so that such acts do not recur in future. Will Tehelka answer if a mechanism to prevent sexual harassment at work place, in keeping with the legal provisions, was put in place in their media organisation. He said that Tarun Tejpal has been accused of sexually assaulting a junior journalist during the think festival in Goa. Chief Minister Goa Manohar Parrikar has already ordered a probe and the police may summon Tarun Tejpal for trial under criminal offences.

swami shankera nand jee bhuriwale at dham talwandi khurd district ludhina Punjab india

SGB Children's Home was established under the patronage of Swami Shankera Nand jee Bhuriwale. An experienced social worker in the field of child care, Jagdeep Singh provided vital inputs to bring up this wonderful organization. SGB Children's Home provides long term care to orphan/abandoned children.

Jagdeep Singh worked with SOS Children's Villages before coming to assist in setting up the SGB Children's Home. He played a key role in setting up SOS Children's Villages in Punjab (Rajpura, for children affected by a long spell of social disturbance in Punjab) and in Gujarat (for children rendered homeless by a devastating earthquake in January 2001). The ideology of the SGB Children's Home is based on a sacred principle that every child has right to live and grow in a family. A group of 7-8 children live under care of a dedicated woman who has devoted her life for the cause of needy children. A major part of the organization work is shared by Bibi Jasbir Kaur, Mr. Kuldip Singh and Ms. Ramanjot Kaur.

SGB International Organization, the parent institution of the SGB Children's Home is a recognized and authorized agency by the State and Central governments forn both In-country and inter-country adoption of children.

This organization also runs a grade 12 level school, St. Kabir Academy, recognized by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). Focus of this school is primarily to provide education to rural children who would otherwise find difficult to get access to quality education.