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Chet Singh (1770-1781) built the palatial building of Chet Singh Ghat in mid the 18th century as a small fortress, which witnessed the fierce battle between the troops of Warren Hastings and Chet Singh in 1781 that resulted to the defeat of Chet Singh
Wikipedia: Wat Phra Singh (full name: Wat Phra Singh Woramahaviharn), is a Buddhist temple in Chiang Mai, northern Thailand. King Ananda Mahidol (Rama VIII), bestowed upon it the status of Royal temple of the first grade in 1935. Wat Phra Singh is located in the western part of the old city center of Chiang Mai, inside the city walls and moat.
Wat Phra Singh is situated on the western end of the old city, nestled inside a moat that was originally established in the year 1345. The temple was built to house the remains of the late King Kham Fu by his son King Phayu, the fifth king of the Mangrai dynasty. The statue of Phra Buddha Singh was brought to the temple in 1367, which led to the temple being renamed. The main attraction of Wat Phra Singh is Wihan Lai Kham, a complex which reiterates the history of Songthong and Suwanna Hongse. As for its grand architecture, visitors will be amazed by the majestic lions that guard the main entrance of the temple overlooking the Ping River.
Red Baraat - Take the A-Train Musikfestival Salzburg - 11.09.2019 - Jazzet Musik Club Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Sunny Jain: dhol
Chris Eddleton: dr
Sonny Singh: tp
Lynn Ligammari: sax
Kenneth Bentley: ssa
Jonathan Goldberger: g
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Kartar Singh worked in property development mainly in relation to the restaurant business in Glasgow before his retirement. He is Sikh and originally from the Punjab region in northern India. It is against the Sikh religion to body hair cut and an extensive length of hair is contained within his turban.
jathedar sukhdev singh,singhani bibi sukhwant kaur with their elder son tajinder singh and nephew rajinder singh on back
Red Baraat - Take the A-Train Musikfestival Salzburg - 11.09.2019 - Jazzet Musik Club Salzburg
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Besetzung:
Sunny Jain: dhol
Chris Eddleton: dr
Sonny Singh: tp
Lynn Ligammari: sax
Kenneth Bentley: ssa
Jonathan Goldberger: g
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He is an African American who used to be in a gang: the Nortenos {that second 'n' should have an accent on it}. He used to have a dream all the time where he'd be spinning Kirpaans. It got to be a nightly thing for him, and he just couldn't figure out what it was all about. One day, when passing a Guruduara Sahib, he saw Singhs playing Gatka - and he knew he was at home.
Watching his penthraa was amazing, and seeing him play was just something else. I saw him standing here, before the floats had begun to leave the parking lot, and he just looked so serene, so amazingly at peace, I wanted a shot. I didn't get a single good one. I managed to get some of his penthraa, but they're not that great either.
Very nice Singh, spoke very sweetly and quietly with everyone. I don't know him, so I was a bit shy of approaching him, although I was wondering where he was from. I ended up overhearing later that he is from Sacramento or something like that, but this was after I got up the guts to speak to him. He was looking around, and I got the impression he was looking for someone. I asked him if he was looking for someone, and he said something which I didn't hear. We leaned our heads in a bit and he smilingly said "Have I found her?"
A tad confused, but hey =)
Wat Phra Singh ( Full name: Wat Phra Singh Woramahaviharn) is a Buddhist temple in the Old City of Chiang Mai, Thailand. The Temple dates to 1345. It was restored in 1925 and designated a Royal temple of the fisrst grade in 1935. The temple is very ornate and has impressive gold features.
The Man Singh palace at Gwalior fort.
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Chiranjiv Singh inaugurates the Attendance Award 24 ceremony at Alliance Francaise, Bengaluru.
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Sri Chiranjiv Singh, former Ambassador of India to
UNESCO in Paris, joined the Indian Administrative
Service in 1969. He retired in 2005 as Development
Commissioner of Karnataka and Additional Chief
Secretary to Govt. of Karnataka."
Her roleplay character at Soulmoor. Decided to snap a picture of her so I could get more practice with my photoshop capabilities.
I don't like to shoot with studio lights and certainly not with flash. Here's vivacious Roshien Singh without lights.
he went for sum "sair" with Karam Singh's dad, and after a few steps just started scrambling about in random directions, stopped by a bush, and continued his "sair"
Jordan Singh a British Citizen visited Golden Temple with his parents- Father (Indian) and Mother (British)
Very Cute Child