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Membership 2025
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What are the rules for food hygiene in the UK?
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Wash and dry hands before the preparation. . . . . .
. . . . . of ready-to-eat foods. Use clean knives, utensils and separate boards for the preparation of ready-to-eat foods. Sanitise boards, surfaces and utensils after use. Keep ready-to-eat foods covered after preparation. FIND OUT THE HISTORIC RATINGS OF THE RSG - click below
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APRIL 2025
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Pre election - AGM March 2026
Pre election - AGM March 2026
Pre election - AGM March 2026
Pre election - AGM March 2026
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The General Meeting of the Ramgarhia Sikh Gurdwara shall take place once a year on the first Sunday of March.
All the members will be sent an invitation for the meeting a month before and notice of this effect will be put on the Gurdwara Notice Board. READ the constitution find the link in the menu bar or the 3 bars as displayed on a mobile
Elections due in 2026
Nagar Kirtan April 2026
Nagar Kirtan April 2026
A decision will be taken in the Annual General Meeting (see 4.1 (4)) as to what sort of system should be adopted to appoint the Managing Committee for the on coming two years, whose terms- of office will be two years only.
Every possible effort shall be made to avoid the election of the Committee by voting system, because be by so doing there is a possibility of division among the community.
Two election systems are proposed and described herein:-
(i) Election by Lottery System
(ii) By Balloting
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Nagar Kirtan April 2026
Nagar Kirtan April 2026
Nagar Kirtan April 2026
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MARCH UPDATE - REFLECTIONS OF THE 2025 AGM
Reports - Accounts - AOB Update - Audio record - questions and concerns
A number of questions were asked during the 2025 AGM.
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All the members will be sent an invitation for the meeting a month before and notice of this effect will be put on the Gurdwara Notice Board.
The agenda was
Welcome
Approval of the last AGM
Reports - Accounts
Progress update
AOB
The notices also include the following -
Please bring your "membership cards" with you as admission to the AGM will be strictly by way of proof of membership
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FEB Update 2025
Notice of AGM Sunday 2 MARCH 2025
New membership closed Wed 29 Jan 25
Notice of AGM Sunday 2 MARCH 2025
Sunday 2nd MARCH 2025 as posted on the notice board
"The General Meeting of the Ramgarhia Sikh Gurdwara shall take place once a year on the first Sunday of March.
All the members will be sent an invitation for the meeting a month before and notice of this effect will be put on the Gurdwara Notice Board. READ the constitution find the link in the menu bar or the 3 bars as displayed on a mobile"
Accountability - Competency
New membership closed Wed 29 Jan 25
Notice of AGM Sunday 2 MARCH 2025
4.5.4 Treasurer
He/She will keep "a thorough account of the income and expenditure of the Gurdwara. He/She will be fully responsible to do banking in the name of the Ramgarhia Sikh Gurdwara.
He/She will sign the cheques along with the President and the General Secretary. He/She will present in detail the accounts to the Committee.
He/She will give all the accounts to the auditor and after having been approved in the General Meeting will get them signed by the President.
New membership closed Wed 29 Jan 25
New membership closed Wed 29 Jan 25
New membership closed Wed 29 Jan 25
New membership application deadline past as of Wed 29 Jan 2025
For Future reference - the details are still available via the Question & Answer link below
It would be interesting to ask how many applications were received by the management committee ? How many were granted membership cards as well as a copy of the constitution as per the constitution.
" . . . On having become a member, he/she will be given a membership card and a copy of the Constitution. . . . "
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As posted by Kamaljit Singh Bhamra
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ਰਾਮਗੜ੍ਹੀਆ ਸਿੱਖ ਗੁ:ਸਲੋਹ WhatsApp channel
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RSG Stage Sec on the
ਰਾਮਗੜ੍ਹੀਆ ਸਿੱਖ ਗੁ:ਸਲੋਹ WhatsApp channel
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TO KEEP ON ASKING QUESTIONS
Based on the current RSG Constitution, we asked AI
" how can a malicious dictator win a dishonest election and make it look legitimate"
Kenmore church marks restored grave of Sikh empire's heir
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-19494982
Published -- 6 September 2012
Maharajah Duleep Singh buried his infant son at Kenmore Parish Church in August 1865
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what strategy did the British East India Company use to deprive Duleep Singh from his rights as the ruler of Punjab, a region of India.
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The British East India Company used a combination of military force, political manipulation, and legal strategies to deprive Maharajah Duleep Singh of his rights as the ruler of the Punjab region. Here's a breakdown of the key tactics they employed:
🛡️ 1. Military Conquest
- The Anglo-Sikh Wars (First in 1845–46, Second in 1848–49) were decisive in weakening the Sikh Empire.
- After the Second Anglo-Sikh War, the British defeated the Sikh forces and annexed Punjab in 1849.
📜 2. Legal Annexation and Treaty Manipulation
- Following the defeat, the British imposed the Treaty of Lahore (1849), which:
- Stripped Duleep Singh of his sovereignty.
- Confiscated the Koh-i-Noor diamond, which was later presented to Queen Victoria.
- Declared that Punjab would be governed by the British East India Company.
👶 3. Exploiting Duleep Singh’s Age
- Duleep Singh was only 10 years old at the time of annexation.
- The British declared him unfit to rule due to his age and placed him under the guardianship of Sir John Login, a British official.
- This allowed them to control his upbringing and isolate him from Sikh political influence.
✝️ 4. Cultural and Religious Assimilation
- Under British guardianship, Duleep Singh was converted to Christianity in 1853.
- This was a strategic move to distance him from his Sikh heritage and reduce his legitimacy among his former subjects.
🏰 5. Exile and Surveillance
- Duleep Singh was relocated to Britain, effectively exiling him from his homeland.
- Though he was given a royal lifestyle, he was closely monitored and discouraged from returning to India or engaging in political activities.
🧭 6. Suppression of Restoration Attempts
- Later in life, Duleep Singh tried to reclaim his kingdom and reconnect with his Sikh roots.
- The British government intervened, blocked his travel plans to India, and kept him under surveillance to prevent any political resurgence.
🧩 Summary
The British East India Company’s strategy was a calculated mix of:
- Military defeat
- Legal treaties
- Manipulation of a child ruler
- Cultural assimilation
- Exile and suppression
This ensured that Duleep Singh was symbolically honored but politically neutralized, preventing any challenge to British rule in Punjab.
