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UNDERSTANDING THE SIKHS
Despite having more than 27 million followers and being the fifth largest religion in the world, Sikhism is remarkably poorly understood in the West. Sikhs after all are known to carry daggers, it was a Sikh who assassinated Indira Gandhi, … Continue reading →
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