Indian city, centre of the Sikh faith

Usage examples of amritsar.

When at Amritsar last year I pleaded with all the earnestness I could command for co-operation with the Government and for response to the wishes expressed in the Royal Proclamation.

The murders in Amritsar were not due to any private quarrel between the murderers and their victims.

That was precisely what was done in Lahore and Amritsar last year by the citizens by means of volunteers when the Military and the police had withdrawn.

I am free to confess again that the crowds in Amritsar went mad for a moment.

If we go mad again as we did at Amritsar, let there be no mistake that a blacker Jallianwala will be enacted.

But in spite of the foreboding and the grave warnings of friends, at the Amritsar Congress in 1919 I fought for co-operation and working the Montagu-Chelmsford reforms, hoping that the Prime Minister would redeem his promise to the Indian Mussalmans, that the Punjab wound would be healed and that the reforms inadequate and unsatisfactory though they were, marked a new era of hope in the life of India.

Rachel had said that she had met Aenea on a world called Amritsar and traveled here with her.

Maui-Covenant, six months on Renaissance Vector, three months on Patawpha, four standard months on Amritsar, about six standard months on -- what was it?

The first halt which the detachment of invalids made was some miles from their barracks, on the Amritsar road, and ten miles distant from my house.

He had burnt the candle of his life at both ends, and in its bright flame had welded the Sikhs into a nation and carved out an Empire that stretched from the Holy City of Amritsar to Peshawar in the shadow of the Khyber Pass.

Did you study law when you hid Rabindra Das after the Amritsar business and helped him escape into Persia?

Durbar Sahib at Amritsar, even though the Akal Bunga and the Baba-Atal were added.

Akbari gate over the canal bridge leading to the Sadrbazar, and so to Amritsar, where you may be able to take the railway to Goordas.

It was his firm conviction that the flight to Amritsar, which the Colonel had advised in case of a defeat, was, under the present circumstances, quite impracticable.

The detachment was unable to make use of the railway which goes via Amritsar and Ambala to Simla, because it had been to a great extent destroyed by the English.