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... karo ilaj yaro. Sherh burshia(n) di sade pesh ayee, Pag Dahrhia(n) di rakho laj yaro". Sikh soldiers refused to wear helmets during World War 1 and World War 2 because wearing helmet is admitting fear of death and a Sikh (Khalsa) is supposed to be fearless. Therefore, many receive Victoria cross (a most prestigious Gallantry awards in the British army). In Sikh history people of other faiths such as Hindus and Muslims felt secure from invaders and other people when Khalsa was around them, especially women or oppressed would feel safe under the protection of Khalsa and it was common saying in Punjab "Aye Nihang, booha khol de nishang" the Nihangs (Sikhs) are at the door. Dear women! Go ahead open the door without any fear whatsoever. Guru Gobind Singh ji tied almost 18 inches high damala (Turban) just before he left for heavenly abode. Scientific results on importance of Hair Hair provides vitamin D ...
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