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• Sikh Heritage Gallery Opens in Santa Barbara

  India West, March 2, 2009

  

• SikhNN :: The Next Generation of News and Views

  Sikh News Network, June 26, 2006

  

  SikhNN :: The Next Generation of News and Views

• Center for Sikh and Punjab Studies University of California, Santa Barbara

  Center for Sikh and Punjab Studies, June 26, 2006

  

  Center for Sikh and Punjab Studies
  University of California, Santa Barbara

• The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - World

  The Tribune, June 19, 2006

  

  Workon Sikh museum starts

• Sikh gallery at Smithsonian museum draws big crowds

  The Tribune, June 15, 2006

  

  Sikh gallery at Smithsonian museum draws big crowds

• American museum keen on MoU with GNDU

  The Hindu, June 12, 2006

  

  Amritsar : The National Museum of Natural History of Smithsonian Institution, Washington has evinced keen interest to pen an MoU with Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) for the preservation, conservation of rare artefacts relating to Sikh religion, history, culture and traditions of Punjab.

• Indian American Center for Political Awareness

  Indian American Center for Political Awareness, May 30, 2006

  

  July 24: A permanent Sikh heritage gallery, featuring Sikh manuscripts, art and history, opened at one of the world's most visited museum complexes ? the U.S. Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C., on July 24.

• The Smithsonian's 'Sikhs: Legacy of the Punjab'

  Sikh News Network, August 12, 2004

  

  Washington DC, USA ? It was truly a historic moment ? the opening of the exhibit ?Sikhs: Legacy of the Punjab" ? at the Smithsonian Institution's Natural History Museum on July 24, 2004. Approximately 13 million people visit the museum annually where the Sikh exhibit is housed. And the first display that draws the visitor's eye is a magnificent khanda that stands at the entrance.

• Sirdar Simranjit Singh Mann - to his eternal credit - writes to Smithsonian's History Museum of Natural History's Sikh project about 'Quisling' Tarloc

  Khalistan Affairs Center, July 28, 2004

  

  Sirdar Simranjit Singh Mann - to his eternal credit - writes to Smithsonian's History Museum of Natural History's Sikh project about 'Quisling' Tarlochan Singh's past

• Smithsonian Opening New Exhibit on Sikhs

  Centre Daily Times, July 23, 2004

  

  ... the faces of nine Gurus look down as the Smithsonian Institution introducesvisitors to the world of the Sikh people. The new exhibit "Sikhs: Legacy of the ...

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