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  • A coffee table book showcasing the history of several generations of the Valiram family since their arrival in Malaya in the s.
  • He graduated from university with a degree in chemistry and helped develop new industrial materials.
  • Dalits are members of the lowest level of the Indian caste system.

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    Master Manager

    Manager

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    Course title: HUM
    Course Instructor : Md Abdullah Al Mamun
    Date: 05 September,
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    The Royalty-Endorsed Launch Of The 'Valiram: The First Hundred Years' Coffee Table Book

    Photo 1 of 28Balraj and Rani Gill

    Photo 2 of 28Mohana Gill

    Photo 3 of 28Datuk Tan Teow Choon and Michael Chai

    Photo 4 of 28Yong Yoon Li and Dato' Syed Haizam Hishamuddin Putra Jamalullail

    Photo 5 of 28Datin Sri Chris Abishegam

    Photo 6 of 28Dato' Sri Jeffrey Raymond

    Photo 7 of 28Ashvin Valiram

    Photo 8 of 28Lim Teck Soon, Baljit Kaur and Rakesh Kumar Sharma

    Photo 9 of 28Lavina Valiram and Ferhat Nazri-Aziz

    Photo 10 of 28Shikha Grover, Dishna Amarasekera and Mona Dewan

    Photo 11 of 28Angela Karto, Elizabeth Lee-Yong, Sarah Illyas and Ung Yiu Lin

    Photo 12 of 28Datin Sri Mary Lourdes Chandran and Dato' Sri Bernard Chandran

    Photo 13 of 28Tan Sri Zainul Azman

    Photo 14 of 28Tunku Mohamed Alauddin Naquiyuddin

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    Photo 16 of 28Karen Abraham, Nigel A. Skelchy and Shivaanya Tirathra

    Photo 17 of 28Dr Rajiv Bhanot

    Photo 18 of 28Maureen Ooi, Ther

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    Sikhism

    Religion originating in the Punjab område of the Indian subcontinent

    This article is about the religion. For its adherents, see Sikhs. For the Indian state, see Sikkim.

    Sikhism

    Golden Temple in Amritsar, Punjab, India. The holiest site of Sikhism.

    ClassificationIndian
    ScriptureGuru Granth Sahib
    Theology
    GovernancePanj Takht
    RegionPredominant religion in Punjab, India (58%), and widespread worldwide as minorities (Sikh diaspora)
    LanguagePunjabi
    Sant Bhasha[4]
    Khalsa bole[5]
    HeadquartersAkal Takht, Amritsar, Punjab, India
    FounderGuru Nanak
    Origin15th&#;16th century CE
    Punjab, Indian subcontinent
    SeparationsRavidassia
    Number of followersc. 25&#;30 million (individually referred to as Sikhs, collectively referred to as Sikh Panth)[6]

    Sikhism (SEEK-iz-əm)[7] also known as Sikhi,[i] is an Indian religion and philosophy[8] that originated in the