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	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Taj Mahal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The Taj Mahal stands on a raised white marble plinth or terrace with four minarets at each corner framing the tomb.
		Most sources suggest that "Taj Mahal" is a shorter variant of "Mumtaz Mahal"...the name of the woman in whose memory it was built.
		Recently, the Taj Mahal was declared Sunni Wakf property on the grounds that it is the grave of a woman whose husband, Emperor Shah Jahan was a Sunni.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Taj_Mahal (2006 words)

	Fairs of India - THE KARTIK FAIR
		The Kartik Cultural Festival of Haryana, held at the Nahar Singh Mahal is the result of the consolidated effort of Haryana Tourism working with a number of allied agencies.
		The Kartik Cultural Festival was held at the Nahar Singh Mahal that lies in Ballabgarh town.
		It is at these grounds that Haryana Tourism and the Ballabgarh Beautification Society celebrate the Nahar Singh Mahal Kartik Cultural Festival, every November.
	www.aryabhatt.com /fast_fair_festival/Fairs/Kartik_Fair.htm (145 words)

	nortindiatours, North India Tours,indian travel directory, south india travel, east india travel, west india travel, ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A contractor’s compulsion famed Jaipur to Pink city and the city is the pristine jewel in the desert sands of Rajasthan with a combination of traditional hues with the blend of modern trends.
		The highlight of the fort is the Seesh Mahal (mirror Palace), a palace known for its craftsmanship in mirrors.
		Initially it was built by Sawai Jain Singh in 1734 A.D. and was enlarged and given its present shape by Sawai Madho Singh in 1885 A.D. There is a road to Nahargarh from Amer, which passes through the hills.
	www.northindiatours.com /tours/jaipur (837 words)

	Kartik Fair - Haryana Online - Culture - Fairs - Melas - India
		The fort, the venue of the festival was built by the forefathers of Raja Nahar Singh around 1739 A.D. Raja Nahar Singh after whom the palace is named ascended the throne in 1829 A.D. The Raja was a young king of the empire of the last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zaffar.
		The palace of Nahar Singh was identified for beautification by the Government of Haryana and restored to its original glory by a well known team of experts of Francis Nacziarg and Aman Nath who worked on many such restoration projects.
		In pattern, the palace carries a reflection of the finesse of the mahals of Bharatpur.
	www.haryana-online.com /culture/the_kartik_fair.htm (379 words)

	Hawa Mahal,Heritage City,India,Jaipur,SAWAI JAI SINGH,Pinkcity,Rajasthan, History,Tourism, ...
		The highlight of the fort is the Sheesh Mahal (Mirror Palace), a palace known for its craftsmanship in mirrors.
		It was named Nahargarh after Nahar Singh a prince whose spirit would destroy the construction and not allow it to progress further.
		The temple is located between the Chandra Mahal and the Badal Mahal, so that the rulers of the state could view the temple from their residences.
	www.jaipurinfo.com /jaipur.htm (757 words)

	tribuneindia... Haryana
		He said that the renovated Nahar Singh Palace was, in fact, constructed in 1739 by Rao Balram, the ancestor of Raja Nahar Singh.
		The president of the front organisation of the Congress, Mr Mohinder Singh, said addressing a meeting of NSUI workers held here today that when an 18-year-old had the right to elect MLAs and MPs, then how he was not competent to participate in the student union elections.
		Mr Mohinder Singh also criticised the decision of the Central Government to increase the upper age limit for entry to government service.
	www.tribuneindia.com /1998/98nov02/haryana.htm (2483 words)

	Dasam Granth
		Mehtab Singh was successful in putting Massa Ranghar to an ignoble death and hence the volume was preserved as it now is. This, however, as the Sikh savant, Bhai Kahan Singh points out, is a most arbitrary way of settling a point of such literary and theological significance.
		An 85-year old man, Bedi Natha Singh who claimed to be a descendent of Baba Hakim Singh and was a resident of village Raghu Majra (Patiala), told Dr. Jaggi in Oct. 1959 that it was in fact Nahar Singh who got the Bir from Charat Singh, and presented it to Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
		The Maharaja got the Bir installed in his private Gurdwara and put Nahar Singh in charge of it on the death of the Maharaja, Nahar Singh brought the Bir to his home, from where it passed on to Baba Hakim Singh, who was the son-in-law of Nahar Singh's grandson.
	www.sikhiwiki.org /index.php?title=Dasam_Granth (3303 words)

	Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji
		Sher Singh and Nahar Singh were appointed as chiefs to guard Lohgarh, and Fatehgarh was entrusted to Ude Singh.
		Nahar Khan and Ghairat Khan, the two imperial officers, attempted to scale the little fort, but were shot down by the Guru.
		Man Singh quoted the Guru's own written instruction, "Worship not even by mistake Mohammadan or Hindu cemeteries or places of cremation." The Guru explained that he saluted the shrine to test his Sikhs' devotion and their recollection of his instructions.
	panthkhalsa.tripod.com /Sri_Guru_Gobind_Singh_Ji.htm (19769 words)

	Udaipur, Udaipur Palace on Wheels, Udaipur India, Udaipur Rajasthan
		Maharana Udai Singh, driven from the citadel of Chittorgarh by the pursuing armies of Mughal Emperor Akbar decided to build his new capital city on a hill overlooking Lake Pichola.
		The foundation of this enormous complex was laid by Maharana Udai Singh in the 16th century.
		Hawa Mahal adjoins the City Palace Complex and was built in 1799 by Maharaja Sawai Pratap Singh.
	www.palaceonwheels-india.com /udaipur.html (674 words)

	deogarh mahal,deogarh mahal rajsamand
		Deogarh Mahal is an imposing structure built in the 17th century.
		The family interacted with the villagers and invited a host of feasts and festivities to be performed within the Mahal precincts.
		A part of the Mahal is still occupied by his kin.
	www.holidaymasti.com /Deogarh (330 words)

	Nahargarh Fort, Jaipur Rajasthan
		Built in 1734 by Sawai Raja Jai Singh II, it was extended in 1868.
		It is said that while the fort was being constructed, everyday a spirit of a prince known as Nahar Singh a prince would destroy the construction.
		The royal retreat for royal queens and the venue for the shooting parties of the royalty, the palatial duck blind in the lake was used as a personal treasury for many years.
	www.jaipur.org.uk /forts-monuments/nahargarh-fort.html (316 words)

	Jatt World
		Chhatar Singh was very brave; he served under Mirza Ali Beg, the Muslim lord of nearby Chitsauna, obtaining both power and a large estate.
		Although she was childless, Bhup Kumari's husband Raja Khusal Singh, nephew of Raja Nahar Singh of Ballabhgarh, laid claim to the estates; this was disputed by other claimants.
		The coronation ceremony of Kirat Singh took place at ‘Bagathara fortress’, situated at a distance of 12 miles from Gohad, as Gohad and Gwalior were in possession of Sindhia.
	www.jattworld.com /portal/modules/newbb_plus/archive.php?forum=3&topic_id=3050 (3064 words)

	Deogarh Mahal- An Abode of the Gods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Room 204 – “Nahar Niwas” – is certainly old enough to have been occupied by Nahar Singh I (1821-1847), the heir adopted from another Sangawat family in Sangramgarh to succeed Gokuldas II who had no son of his own – but in fact it has always served as guest accommodation.
		It is the room where Nahar Singh II and others played as children and – more relevantly – where they kept their pet parrots.
		Unlike Maharana Bhim Singh and many other members of the Mewar nobility who seem to have been reduced to beggary by the Maratha raids, Gokuldas seems to have successfully resisted the Marathas and led Deogarh through a period of considerable prosperity.
	www.rajasthanunlimited.com /hotels/deogarh/deogarh/history.htm (3276 words)

	Deogarh Mahal- The Heritage Hotel Rajasthan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		As soon as you glimpse the Deogarh Mahal, you can see that its rulers must have been serious players in the Mewar aristocracy, their magnificent fort a fitting stronghold for one of its sixteen “umraos” - the most senior feudal barons attending on the Maharana of Udaipur.
		It must have been remarkably like a rustic variant of the famous Hawa Mahal (or Palace of the Winds) in Jaipur – that extraordinary building, little more than a façade, that was designed to give the Maharanis in the City Palace a discreet view of the outside world from its dozens of jalis.
		And his decision to build the Hawa Mahal in 1799 is said to have been directly inspired by his happy memories of Deogarh.
	www.deogarhmahal.com /history1.htm (936 words)

	GURU GOBIND SINGH
		A third son, Zorawar Singh was born to the Guru on Sunday, the first day of the second half of the month of Magh, Sambat 1753 (1697 CE).
		He gave them the appellation of SINGH or lion and they were named from Daya Ram to Daya Singh, Dharam Das to Dharam Singh, Mohkam Chand to Mohkam Singh, Himmat Chand to Himmat Singh, and Sahib Chand to Sahib Singh.
		Bhai Bachittar Singh and his men had to fight their way through a cordon of the Ranghars of Malikpur, a village near Ropar, and the Pathans of Ropar.
	www.sikhpoint.com /Religion/creatertruth&sikhism/10gurus/gobindsingh.htm (19272 words)

	GURU GOBIND SINGH (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Guru Gobind Singh was sitting on the divine throne of Guru Nanak, therefore, he was the embodiment of Divine Light; the Divine never feels disgusted or dejected.
		FN-6:Vichitar Singh was not a very big person and this lance was weighing about 40 pounds and it is still present inside the fort Anandgarh at Anandpur.
		FN-16:It is stated in 'Suraj Parkash' that Tilok Singh and Ram Singh who were the sons of Baba Phul of Mehraj, cremated their bodies.
	members.dancris.com /~sikh/chap12.html (21898 words)

	Jaipur, Jaipur Palace on Wheels, Jaipur India, Jaipur Rajasthan
		A scion of Kachhwahas of Amber - Jai Singh was modernist and a great admirer of modern town planning and astrology.
		A part of the palace is still being used by its former ruler and his family while the rest are now a tourist attraction.
		Most famous and largest of Swai Jai Singh's five astronomic observatories - Jantar Mantar built in 1827 is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Jaipur.
	www.palaceonwheels-india.com /jaipur.html (739 words)

	Hindola Mahal, Mandu, Madhya Pradesh, Western India
		Maps of M.P. The church like Hindola mahal or the Swinging palace derives its name from the sloping sidewalks.
		Due to the slopes the walls of this palace seems to be swinging.
		Hindola mahal essentially was a meeting place during Ghiyas-ud-din-Khilji's time.
	www.indiantravelportal.com /madhya-pradesh/hindola-mahal.html (316 words)

	The Mewar Encyclopaedia: B
		Bijai Singh, Raja of Jodhpur during the reigns of Maharanas RAJ SINGH II (1754-1761) and ARI SINGH II (1761-1773).
		Birla Dharamshala, Chittorgarh, east of Fateh Prakash Mahal (a dharamshala is an inn).
		Maharana Bhim Singh (1778-1828) granted the jagir of Bohera, and the title 'Rawat', to Maharaj Mokham Singh's second son, Fateh Singh.
	www.mewarindia.com /ency/bi.html (942 words)

	Excelsior... Nation
		Mr Singh said the types of devastation caused by the cyclone required hundreds of crores of rupees in the long run.
		Mr Singh said as per Mr Gamang’s suggestion the Madhya Pradesh Government had adopted the affected Jajpur district where the Government would reconstruct school buildings, hospitals, roads and bridges and fund for these work would be placed at the disposal of the District Collector.
		Villagers of Mendhasal, Giringaput, Jamujhari, Malipada, Daspur, Kuji Mahal and Gangpatna had alleged that the herd was moving in their villages ever since the cyclone hit the city and destroyed the Standing Paddy Crop.
	www.dailyexcelsior.com /99nov14/national.htm (2458 words)

	Tourism in gurgaon, tourist attractions in gurgaon, tourist places to see in gurgaon, Tourist places to visit in gurgaon
		Suraj Kund is the annual venue for Suraj Kund Arts & Crafts Mela, which is held in February every year.
		The Kartik Cultural Festival is an annual event held in November every year in the recently renovated Nahar Singh Mahal (fort) at Ballabgarh.
		The splendid old palace of Raja Nahar Singh comes alive to the sound of music, the movement of dance, and the festive gaiety of celebration.
	www.touristplacesinindia.com /gurgaon/tourist-attractions.html (667 words)

	The Tribune, Chandigarh, India - Ludhiana Stories
		The Daba Colony land grab controversy has taken a new turn with the owner of the land claiming that the plot in question was his ancestral property and his claim was vindicated by the revenue records.
		Mr Ram Singh Gill, owner of the plot, claimed the revenue records did not mention any lanes and alleged it were the area residents who were causing the trouble.
		Mr Baldev Singh, Sessions Judge, has sentenced Nishan Singh of Dhurkot village to rigorous life imprisonment on the charge of causing the death of his wife, Balwinder Kaur, in 2000.
	www.tribuneindia.com /2004/20040519/ldh1.htm (2856 words)

	Jaipur
		It was built by Raja Man Singh in 1600 AD and then completed to its present form by Swai Jai Singh in the eighteenth century.
		The fort is an example of fascinating blend of Hindu and Muslim architecture built in red sandstone and white marble, the highlight of the fort is the Sesh Mahal (mirror Palace), a palace known for its craftsmanship in mirrors.
		The legend also have it that it was named Nahargarh after Nahar Singh a prince whose spirit would destroy the construction and not allow it progress further.
	www.jaisalmertours.com /html/jaipur.html (798 words)

	Welcome to Nikhaar Creations > About Jaipur
		Largely Sawai Jai Singh had constructed the walls of the Palace.
		The pair of giant silver Gangajalis displayed in the open Sarvatobhadra, building were fabricated in the court workshops for Sawai Madho Singh ji to carry holy water of Ganges to England.
		Credit to have been built by Ishwar Singh in 1747 to commemorate his victories when he acceded to throne defeating other pretenders in the court.
	www.nikhaarcreations.com /aboutus2.htm (622 words)

	Festivals of Haryana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		It was on this day that the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh, founded the Khalsa in 1699.
		The Mahal is an out-standing specimen of architectural design.
		Sohna is famous for its hot springs, which have medicinal qualities, several thousand people assemble at Sohna on Somwati Amawas to bathe in sulphur springs.
	www.whereincity.com /india/haryana/festivals.php (2491 words)

	Happy-go-lucky Barmy Army fans enjoying India
		Most members of the Barmy Army, a group of committed supporters of the English cricket team, may have gone home but those still around are thoroughly enjoying themselves on the last leg of their India tour.
		The high point of the Barmy Army, or of other English fans, in India came during the third Test in Mumbai between March 18 and 22 when roughly 3,000-4,000 fans gathered there to watch the match at Wankhede Stadium.
		He was also in Delhi where he watched the first one-day international last Tuesday and came to the Nahar Singh Stadium here Friday.
	news.webindia123.com /news/Articles/Sports/20060401/294541.html (560 words)

	The lair of looter-kings
		The earliest accounts dating, from 1710, mention Gopal Singh, a Jat zamindar, who settled in the neighbouring village of Sihi.
		In the words of a British officer who chronicled the events, Raja Nahar Singh was ``hung for lukewarm conduct in the mutiny and his estates confiscated...''
		The principality of Ballabgarh was amalgamated into British India and the fort functioned as a tehsil headquarters on one side and munsiff's court on the other.
	www.thehindubusinessline.com /2000/02/14/stories/101472m3.htm (745 words)

	Deogarh Mahal- An Abode of the Gods (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Birth, marriage and death are inextricably woven in the pattern of folk customs and tradition.
		Deogarh Mahal was converted into a hotel about 3 years ago, by the present owner Rawal-Nahar Singh.
		All restorations and alterations on the Mahal were carried out, bearing in mind the old architectural style of the building.
	www.rajasthanunlimited.com /hotels/deogarh/deogarh/facilities.htm (345 words)

	faridk3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		(third) a daughter of Sardar Gaja Singh Brar, of Kot Kapura and Lahore.
		August 1869, elder son of H.H. Farzand-i-Saadat-i-Nishan-i-Hazrat-i-Kaiser-i-Hind Raja Bikram Singh, Brar Bans Sahib Bahadur, Raja of Faridkot, by his second wife, a daughter of Sardar Partab Singh Rallawala, of Patiala state, educ.
		February 1933, H.H. Rani Narinder Kaur Sahiba, daughter of Sardar Bahadur Sardar Bhagwant Singh, a rais of Bhareli, in the Ambala dist., Punjab.
	4dw.net /royalark/India/faridk3.htm (1410 words)

	Zee News- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		The highlight is a procession of people carrying decorated floral fans, which are blessed at the shrine of the 13th century Sufi saint, Khwaja Utb-ud-din Bakhtyar Kaki and at the Hindu temple of Jogmaya, both in Mehrauli.
		The procession ends with a formal ceremony at the Jahaz Mahal, a 16th century pleasure resort by the side of a lake.
		Near the village, there is a tank known as Ramsar tank, which is believed to have been constructed by Baba Ramdev himself.
	www.zeenews.com /nri/nri_dest_ind_events.asp (14098 words)

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