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Raag Desh Trailer: Kunal Kapoor, Amit Sadh, Mohit Marwah As Azad Hind Faujis On Trial
The trailer of Kunal Kapoor's forthcoming film Raag Desh was unveiled by the makers of the film today. . The two-and-a-minute trailer shows the Red Fort trial of the three INA officers Colonel Prem Sehgal, Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon, and Major General Shah Nawaz Khan
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Art Matters: Punjab's Legacy Of Love And Art
Preet Nagar or the town of love is 20 km from both Amritsar and Lahore. Spread over 175 acres Preet Nagar was a social experiment, a "utopia". It was founded in the pre-Partition days by Punjabi writer and poet Gurbaksh Singh, whose philosophy of universal kinship and self-reliance is at the heart of this community.
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India Eyeing Four Olympic Berths in Boxing: Coach
India boxing coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu ward's haven't been able to book a single berth for the 2016 Rio Olympics
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Activist Seeking Release of Sikh Prisoners Shifted to Ambala Hospital
The condition of activist Gurbaksh Singh Khalsa, who was shifted to a hospital in Ambala, Haryana for a check-up, is stable, a senior doctor said today.
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Indian Olympic Association to Discuss Sarita Devi's Ban with Ministry Officials on October 28
AIBA, in a sweeping move, decided to suspend Sarita, her coaches -- Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu, Blas Iglesias Fernandes and Sagar Mal Dhayal -- and the Indian chef-de-mission to the Asian Games Adille Sumariwala.
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Commonwealth Games 2014: Indian Boxing Coaches Allowed at Ringside
Indian coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu said that he has got his coach's sticker pasted on his accreditation card on July 23 and he will now be able to sit at the ringside when his wards begin their Commonwealth Games campaign here on Friday.
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Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu retained as India boxing coach
First appointed coach in 1993, Sandhu has ably served for almost two decades during which time Indian boxers have made ground-breaking progress in the international arena including winning the country's first Olympic and first World Championship medal among many other achievements.
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London Olympics setback has motivated boxers: Sandhu
Far from demoralising them, the failure to fetch a medal at the London Olympics has motivated Indian male boxers to improve their performance, insisted national coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu after returning to the country on Tuesday.
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No medal but this was our best Olympic performance: Sandhu
India's much-hyped male boxers might have drawn a blank in the London Olympics but national coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu on Thursday insisted that the country's pugilists gave their "best performance" in the quadrennial sporting spectacle.
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Indian boxers excelling but lot more required: Chief coach Sandhu
A record eight boxers qualifying for the London Olympics is a clear indicator of the phenomenal growth of the sport in India, with the pugilists taking the country to new heights, but a lot more needs to be done, particularly at the grassroots level, to become a world power, chief coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu says.
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Boxing coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu to retire after London Olympics
Having served as national coach for close to two decades during which India produced its first Olympic medallist in boxing, Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu is retiring after London Games and the only farewell gift he wants from his wards is to bring home better than the bronze Vijender Singh notched up in Beijing four years ago.
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Raag Desh Trailer: Kunal Kapoor, Amit Sadh, Mohit Marwah As Azad Hind Faujis On Trial
The trailer of Kunal Kapoor's forthcoming film Raag Desh was unveiled by the makers of the film today. . The two-and-a-minute trailer shows the Red Fort trial of the three INA officers Colonel Prem Sehgal, Colonel Gurbaksh Singh Dhillon, and Major General Shah Nawaz Khan
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Art Matters: Punjab's Legacy Of Love And Art
Preet Nagar or the town of love is 20 km from both Amritsar and Lahore. Spread over 175 acres Preet Nagar was a social experiment, a "utopia". It was founded in the pre-Partition days by Punjabi writer and poet Gurbaksh Singh, whose philosophy of universal kinship and self-reliance is at the heart of this community.
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India Eyeing Four Olympic Berths in Boxing: Coach
India boxing coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu ward's haven't been able to book a single berth for the 2016 Rio Olympics
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Activist Seeking Release of Sikh Prisoners Shifted to Ambala Hospital
The condition of activist Gurbaksh Singh Khalsa, who was shifted to a hospital in Ambala, Haryana for a check-up, is stable, a senior doctor said today.
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Indian Olympic Association to Discuss Sarita Devi's Ban with Ministry Officials on October 28
AIBA, in a sweeping move, decided to suspend Sarita, her coaches -- Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu, Blas Iglesias Fernandes and Sagar Mal Dhayal -- and the Indian chef-de-mission to the Asian Games Adille Sumariwala.
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Commonwealth Games 2014: Indian Boxing Coaches Allowed at Ringside
Indian coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu said that he has got his coach's sticker pasted on his accreditation card on July 23 and he will now be able to sit at the ringside when his wards begin their Commonwealth Games campaign here on Friday.
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Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu retained as India boxing coach
First appointed coach in 1993, Sandhu has ably served for almost two decades during which time Indian boxers have made ground-breaking progress in the international arena including winning the country's first Olympic and first World Championship medal among many other achievements.
-
London Olympics setback has motivated boxers: Sandhu
Far from demoralising them, the failure to fetch a medal at the London Olympics has motivated Indian male boxers to improve their performance, insisted national coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu after returning to the country on Tuesday.
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No medal but this was our best Olympic performance: Sandhu
India's much-hyped male boxers might have drawn a blank in the London Olympics but national coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu on Thursday insisted that the country's pugilists gave their "best performance" in the quadrennial sporting spectacle.
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Indian boxers excelling but lot more required: Chief coach Sandhu
A record eight boxers qualifying for the London Olympics is a clear indicator of the phenomenal growth of the sport in India, with the pugilists taking the country to new heights, but a lot more needs to be done, particularly at the grassroots level, to become a world power, chief coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu says.
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Boxing coach Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu to retire after London Olympics
Having served as national coach for close to two decades during which India produced its first Olympic medallist in boxing, Gurbaksh Singh Sandhu is retiring after London Games and the only farewell gift he wants from his wards is to bring home better than the bronze Vijender Singh notched up in Beijing four years ago.
