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	RAJASTHAN > History > Rajput community, cast
		In spite of the establishment of Muslim rule in Delhi and UP (Uttar Pradesh) in the former kingdoms of Prithiviraj Chauhan and Jaichand Rathod, the Muslim invaders could never overrun the entire country.
		The Rajput dynasties like the Tomaras of Gwaliar and the Ranas of Mewad still continued to rule central India.
		While the Tomaras of Gwaliar held back the Muslims from advancing into Malwa, the Ranas of Mewad held up the banner of Indian independence from Mewad in those trying times of Muslim aggression in India.
	www.rajasthaninfoline.com /rinfo/rajputh.htm (3438 words)

	SPECIAL STORY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		As Madan Mohan Malvyaji went about collecting funds for the Benares Hindu University a meeting was convened at Gwaliar for tapping the moneybags there.
		The chief guest was naturally the Scindia of Gwaliar.
		Malvyaji outlined his dream of founding a Hindu University grounded on Indian values and tradition and made an impassioned appeal for donations from the wealthy assemblage.
	newstodaynet.com /01aug/ss4.htm (1372 words)

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		He was cured by a hermit saint, Gwalipa, and in gratitude founded the city of Gwaliar named after him who had gifted him a new life.
		Gwaliar has seen a multitude of reigning dynasties, of the great Rajput clans of the Partiharas, Kachwahas and Tomars.They left indelible etchings of their rules in this city of palaces, temples and monuments.
		Gwalior has preserved these magnificent mementoes of a glorious past with care making them unique and timeless.
	personal.vsnl.com /deepakmittal/Gwalior.html (988 words)

	june1628
		Chandu Shah, who was instrumental in the martyrdom of Guru Arjan Dev, and apprehensive of Guruji's increasing influence upon the Emperor, cleverly contrived an astrologer, and made Jehangir to keep Guruji in an internment in the Fort of Gwaliar to enable Jehangir to eliminate his ailments.
		Amicably and humbly the King led Guruji to the Gwaliar Fort where he stayed for a number of years.
		Jehangir had already conceded to the piety and bravery of Guruji, which was exhibited during a joint hunting venture.
	www.geocities.com /pritpal_bindra/s-020.html (1444 words)

	Welcom :: ArunaSharma.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		She started learning music at the early age of three from Ustad Jamal Khan, an illustrious disciple of Ustad Amir Khan of Senia Gharana.
		Influenced by Senia, Gwaliar Patiala and Kirana Gharanas she has blended the peculiarities resulting in a distinctive style of her own.
		She has produced a number of albums which show her versatility i.e.
	www.arunasharma.com (105 words)

	Khushal Khan Khattak (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Khushhal Khan was born near Peshawar, the son of Shahbaz Khan, a chief of the Khattak tribe.
		By appointment of the Moghul emperor, Shah Jehan, Khushhal succeeded his father in 1641, but Aurangzeb, Shah Jehan's successor, kept him a prisoner in the Gwaliar fortress in Delhi.
		After Khushhal was permitted to return to Peshawar he incited the Pashtuns to rebel.
	www.afghan-network.net /biographies/khattak.html (418 words)

	AboutSG (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Sharad has been involved with music for over 45 years.
		Sharad got his training in the vocal classical musical tradition from two stalwarts of the Gwaliar Gharana, the late Pt.
		Sharad, a vocalist and an accomplished harmonium accompanist, has given several concerts and workshops on various topics related to classical music, and has accompanied such top notch musicians as Pt.
	www.ragaparichaya.com /aboutsg.htm (103 words)

	Pran Nath Vohra (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Pran Vohra was born in Gwaliar, India where he grew up.
		He attended the University of Punjab, in Lahore, India, receiving a BS in 1940 and an MS in 1942, both in Chemistry.
		He died of heart failure in New Delhi in 2004.
	animalscience.ucdavis.edu /memorial/VohraPN.htm (359 words)

	narendra_kanekar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Pt Narendra Kanekar specializes in Gwaliar, Agra and Jaipur, the three principal Gharanas of Hindustani vocal music.
		Manohar Barwe of Gwaliar Gharana, later by Pt.
		He currently has several students whom he trains in Guru-Shishya discipline.
	www.iapa-usa.org /artists/narendra_kanekar.htm (85 words)

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		Bhaskar TV Bhaskar Multinet launched in 2001 has now established itself as the most renowned name in CATV network across the state.
	www.bhaskarbroadband.com /about.html (234 words)

	Special Interest Programs @ BMM 2005 Atlanta (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		How does element of style make its impact and what are the different styles?
		Rajendra will provide musical answers to these questions in a unique two hour program paying tributes to his two Gurus : Shri Vishnupant A. Ghag of Gwaliar gharana where he undertook his initial training and Pt.Bhimsen Joshi of Kirana gharana where he took his advanced training.
		Rajendra's own style has evolved by as a unique blend between the subtle Gwaliar gayaki combined with the one from the forceful Kirana gharana.
	www.manastungare.com /bmm/participate/special-interest.php (1538 words)

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