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Akal Academy, Balbehra

Commemorating the great sacrifices of the Char Sahibzaade, the academy organised ‘Amrit Sanchar’ where 21 persons got baptised and five got re-baptised. They were acquainted with the ‘rehat maryada’ of Sikhism and were taught the teachings and principles of Gurus....

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Updated At : 11:23 AM Jan 23, 2025 IST

Commemorating the great sacrifices of the Char Sahibzaade, the academy organised ‘Amrit Sanchar’ where 21 persons got baptised and five got re-baptised. They were acquainted with the ‘rehat maryada’ of Sikhism and were taught the teachings and principles of Gurus.

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