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"Gurupurb Di Vadhai/Best Wishes for the New Year" Advertisement
Ad placed in the December 21, 2001 issue of India Post by Dr. and Mrs. Amarjit Marwah, wishing readers a happy new year and a happy Gurupurab. Features an image of Guru Gobind Singh.

Newspaper clipping
Clipping from the Indo-US Samachar, written in Gurmukhi and published in 1997.

"Rasia Given Affectionate Farewell"
Article from India Journal, entitled "Rasia Given Affectionate Farewell" and dated October 3, 1997. Describes the departure of Bhai Sohan Singh Rasia as head priest of Gurdwara Vermont; the article mentions that gurdwara founder Dr. Amarjit Marwah presented Rasia with farewell gifts and money on behalf of the gurdwara committee. This item includes text in both English and Gurmukhi.

International Punjabi Society
Article from the International Punjabi Society newsletter written in Gurmukhi script, from the collected papers of Dr. Amarjit Marwah. The article mentions a number of news events involving notable Punjabis, including the 91st birthday of the Society's founder Gurmukh Singh Musafir, a visit by Dr.

Voting Checklist in Punjabi
This is a Punjabi-language flyer produced by SAALT. The flyer provides a checklist for U.S. citizens who are at least 18 years old and have met their state's residency requirements for voting.

ICE Emergency Hotline
This document provides information on an emergency hotline for individuals who may be affected by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids or emergencies. The hotline number is 202-335-1183. The document advises individuals to call this number if they want a trained group of volunteers to go with them to an ICE check-in or immigration court.

Elections 2012: Know Your Rights on Election Day in Punjabi
This brochure is a "know your rights" resource for U.S. voters of South Asian descent seeking to cast their ballot on Election Day. It outlines rights granted to all voters.

Know Your Constitutional Rights, Multilingual Wallet Cards
This document provides information on the constitutional rights of individuals when interacting with immigration agents. It advises individuals not to open the door if an immigration agent is knocking, not to answer any questions from an immigration agent, not to sign anything without speaking to a lawyer first, and to ask if they are free to leave if they are outside their home.

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