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	Kashmiri Pandit Leaders: Birbal Dhar
		Their lands were seized and all Government grant and facilities were stopped in all those villages where Birbal and his son had crossed and stayed.
		Pandit Birbal Dhar and his son, Raja Kak, were marching towards their destination carefully after surmounting many hurdles in the way.
		Pandit Birbal accepted all the conditions and kept his son in the Lahore court as a pawn.
	www.koausa.org /Leaders/BirbalDhar.html (3614 words)

	The Story of Kashmir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Birbal Dhar accompanied by his son, Raj Kak Dhar, stealthily left Kashmir for Lahore to pray to Maharaja Ranjit Singh to send his army for taking over Kashmir so that the Kashmiris groaning under the Afgan yoke could find deliverance.
		Birbal Dhar's son-in-law, Telak Chand Munshi, fearing death penalty, provided clue about the noble ladies and they were summoned before Sirdar.
		Birbal Dhar then gave an undertaking that in case of failure he would pay for the loss incurred and left his son Raj Kak Dhar in the Lahore Darbar as a hostage in case the campaign petered out.
	www.enel.ucalgary.ca /~kanagasa/index_files/kashmir.html (8979 words)

	The Hindu : Other fish to fry
		Dhar, then Private Secretary to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi, once found himself wondering at the stark contrast between the sort of people who manned the PM's Secretariat and those who ran the PM's House.
		A colleague explained to him that though both sewage and water were necessary, it was better to keep the two flowing in different channels.
		Dhar must have chuckled at the thought that the "separate" pipes originated from a common pool.
	hinduonnet.com /thehindu/mag/2002/11/17/stories/2002111700400400.htm (638 words)

	Kashmiri Pandit Personalities: Pandit Govind Kaul
		His grandfather, Pandit Taba Kaul, too was a reputed scholar, having family ties with the famous Pandit Birbal Dhar who persuaded Ranjit Singh to free Kashmir from the tyranny of Afghan rule.
		G.K. and Birbal Dhar's grandson Ramjoo Dhar, maintained the ties as friends.
		To keep the record of history straight, it must be stated that G.K. and Ramjoo Dhar learnt English much before Pandit Anand Kaul and Pandit Shiv Ram Bhan.
	www.koausa.org /Personality/GovindKaul.html (667 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta
		Guwahati, July 17: Top seed Rajib Dhar of Netaji Vidyapith Railway Higher Secondary School, Maligaon, won the Guwahati leg of The Telegraph Schools’ Chess Championship which concluded at the Guwahati Commerce College here today.
		Birbal Singh of the Rimrose English School, Imphal, defeated Durlov Nanda of Edith Douglas School, Jorhat in Sicilian Taimanov.
		Though both Trailokya and Birbal collected seven and a half points each, on the progressive score tie-break Trailo- kya finished third and Birbal fourth.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1040718/asp/sports/story_3510376.asp (228 words)

	Vivekananda Kendra
		The Pathan rulers are now only rememberd for their brutality and cruelity, and it is said of them that they thought no more of cutting off heads than plucking a flower.
		At last the reign of terror broke the patience of the peace loving people, and a deputation of Kashmiris led by Pandit Birbal Dhar, and his son Pandit Rajakak Dhar, left for Lahore and fervently requested Maharaja Ranjit Singh to conquer Kashmir.
		On receipt of the news,Maharaja Ranjit Singh bestowed honours in Dhar family and Lahore was illuminated for three days, Sikh rule lasted for only 27 years and during this period 10 Governors administersd the country one after another, out of whom the last two were Muslims.
	www.geocities.com /desvanbhaskar/KASHMIR.htm (9325 words)

	Welcome to Sentinel
		Rajib Dhar, the champion of the school chess meet, which concluded yesterday, has now set a target to achieve the international masters norm.
		He said that his journey for this norm will begin once he completes his academic engagement at the high school-level.
		The winner Rajib Dhar received a cash award of Rs 5,000 while runner-up Kh Sanjoy Singh was awarded Rs 3,500.
	www.sentinelassam.com /sentinel_en/archives/jul1904/sports.htm (2336 words)

	Kashmir: Wail of a Valley
		Phoola Singh, a Sikh General, trained his guns at the Mir Ali Mosque on the plea that it was raised on the plinth of a temple that was pillaged and destroyed.
		The said - mosque was saved only at the intervention of Birbal Dhar, who has been showered with bouquets and brickbats for this act of his by a substantial number of writers on Kashmir history.
		About the Sikh phase of Kashmir conquest, a host of lies have been told and a number of half-truths have been woven with a view to discrediting the improvements that the Sikhs registered in Kashmir economy and politics and the relief that they brought to the oppressed people.
	www.kashmir-information.com /WailValley/B1chap23.html (675 words)

	About US (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Birbal Singh Dana is a General Surgeon by profession and has served in the University Hospital of Libya for a considerable period of 15 years with a great success.
		B.S. Dana had a vision and acumen to be an entrepreneur and therefore he left his profession to enter a more challenging field of business.
		Birbal Singh Dana shifted to Dubai way back in 1991 and established DANA Groups of Companies with the area of operation spread over vast range of products and services both within and outside U.A.E. DANA group has prospered and progressed to the present stage with future commitments and dreams.
	www.danagroups.com /aboutus.html (749 words)

	Kashmir Pandits : Problem Prospects And Future (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If he represented the emerging force in north it was natural that so many Hindus ravaged by Aurengzeb in the plains of North India would have sought his protection and intervention.
		Referring to the failures of Simla Conference, P.N. Dhar remarks," strange as this may sound, the Indian team did not seem to be very comfortable with the fact of having won a war...or perhaps our collective historical experience makes us feel more at home with setbacks".
		This paper deals with the image stereotypes of Kashmiri Pandits in the passing only to underline the difficulty of reaching out to Indian public at large which is very critical to their survival.
	kashmirherald.com /featuredarticle/problemprospectsandfuture-prn.html (7747 words)

	BHARAT RAKSHAK MONITOR - Volume 6(4) January February 2004
		If he represented the emerging force in the North, it was natural that the many Hindus ravaged by Aurangzeb in the plains of North India would have sought his protection and intervention.
		Ranjit Singh had not long ago sent his troops to Kashmir and its Governor, Azim Khan 'gave them a battle in which they were routed.”6 The dialogue between Sikhs and Kashmiri Pandits had less to do with either suicidal bravado or mere religious appeal.
		All the Hindu books of learning were collected and thrown into the Dal Lake or were buried beneath stones and earth.”8 The Muslim campaign against Kashmiri Hindus has been described by Jonaraja as the falling of swarms of 'locusts' on standing paddy crops.
	www.bharat-rakshak.com /MONITOR/ISSUE6-4/chrungoo.html (7418 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Khushwant Singh, noted writer — whom one humorist described as the modern-day Birbal —, however, finds most of contemporary Indian writing as deadpan or too serious.
		And the irony is that this happening in the land of Birbal, Tenali Ram and Mullah Nasiruddin where a vibrant tradition of earthy, rustic humour and ethnic jokes has flourished for long.
		Let’s also not forget contemporary writers like Anurag Mathur of The Inscrutable Americans fame, columnists like Jug Suraiya, and the late ‘Busybee’ Behram Contractor.There is also a large and dedicated legion of newspaper ‘middle’ writers, who lighten the load of enduring the everyday gravitas of political analysis and lofty editorials.
	www.infm.ulst.ac.uk /~derek/COM622/extuts/BigFileOfText.txt (1364 words)

	Telegraph schools Chess Championship 2002, Guwahati (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Earlier in the 10th round he beat top seeded Rajib Dhar in a Ruy Lopez game in a bishop against Bishopand Knight ending on 53 moves.
		Trilokya Nanda of Edith Doughlas School, Debananda Singh Singh of Bhaskandi High School, Sasang Singh of Nicolos school, Jibananda Singh of Jawahar Navodaya school, and Scientist from Manipur Lairiky school, with 8.5 points tied for the second spot.
		Erstwhile leader Nnadan Buragohain of Nazira H.S Multi Purpose School, along with Rajib Dhar, Twinkle Daulaghuphu, and Manas hazarika tited for the seventh to tenth position on 8 points.
	www.chathurangam.com /Indian2k2/teleguwa/final.asp (342 words)

	Screen -The Business of Entertainment
		Produced by Jatin Kumar and directed by Vicky Kumar, it has story by Robby Kumar, screenplay-dialogue by Salim Raza, cinematography by Akram Khan, music by Sayyed Ahmed and Jeet-Ashish, lyrics by Dr. Satyaprakash, sound by Prakash Bhatia, action by Masood Patel, choreography by Chinni Prakash and Habiba Rehman and editing by Om Prakash Makkar.
		Produced by N Paul and directed by R Mittal, it stars Kumar Rajesh, Menka, Rohit Raj, Mehnaaz, Vikram, Sapna, Birbal, Deomani Pandey, Madhuri Mishra, Chandni, Nishi Gaikwad and Arun Mathur.
		The film is produced by N Paul and directed by R Mittal and stars Vijay Solanki, Nisha, Birbal, Dinesh Hingoo, Anil Dhawan and Mohan Joshi.
	www.screenindia.com /20001110/fsets.htm (1923 words)

	Daily Excelsior.........State
		He said Roop Bhavani was the incarnation of Goddess Durga who in a dream had promised her father Birbal Dhar who was a great devotee of Goddess that she will take birth in his house.
		He said the Trust was framed in 1934 in Kashmir Valley and after the mass migration of the community a grand complex of the mata was constructed here also.
		The vote of thanks was proposed by Ravi Dhar general secretary of the Alakh Sahiba Trust while the programme was compered by ManoJ Jad, cultural secretary, Pir Panchal.
	www.dailyexcelsior.com /web1/04oct04/state.htm (6056 words)

	The Telegraph - Calcutta : Nation
		new delhi: A post-mortem will be conducted on the body of Birbal Lakra, who was found dead inside the Jawahar Lal Nehru University campus, at Safdarganj Hospital on Saturday, reports our special correspondent.
		Lakra’s body was fished out of a dry and abandoned well inside the campus late last night.
		indore (PTI): Five persons, including three minors, died of suspected food poisoning after they ate jalebis at Jaitpur village in Dhar district, police said.
	www.telegraphindia.com /1021130/asp/nation/story_1436340.asp (635 words)

	POLLUTED SIKH POLITICS IN SOUTH KASHMIR AND EAST PUNJAB
		The Jama Masjid in Srinagar was shut down and the aazaan was forbidden.
		One over enthusiastic Sikh Commander namely Phula Sing, actually trained his guns on the mosque of revered Shah Hamadan; he wanted to blow it up on the plea that it was contructed forcibly on a famed Hindu Shrine.It was oly the last minute intervention of Pandit Birbal Dhar which prevented the outrage.
		Numeerrous mosques were seized by the state;cow slaughter was made a crime punishable by death; and for good measure,a number of butchers were publicly hanged to display the intent.
	www.partitionofindia.com /_disk1/00000524.htm (1097 words)

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