Nava-jug Nava-Jug magazine, edited and published by Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. The cover features a photograph of the Golden Temple in Amritsar.
Nava-Jug Nava-Jug magazine, edited and published by Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. The cover features two images of Mohandas Gandhi, captioned "Father of the Nation."
Nava-Jug Nava-Jug magazine, edited and published by Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. This copy is addressed to Kala Bagai Chandra.
Nava-jug Nava-Jug magazine, edited and published by Bhagwan Singh Gyanee. The cover features several images of Indian nationalist Subhas Chandra Bose in honor of his birthday.
Nava-jug Nava-Jug magazine published and edited by Bhagwan Singh Gyanee.
"Cultural Heritage Commission Elects New Officers"
Press release from the City of Los Angeles Cultural Affairs Department dated August 4, 1986, announcing that the city's Cultural Heritage Commission had reelected Dr. Amarjit S. Marwah as its president.
"Exquisite Saris" - Photograph
Photograph from the Santa Monica Evening Outlook dated August 16, 1973. The caption describes Dr. Amarjit Marwah and his wife Kuljit discussing an array of saris with other guests at a "Night in Bombay" dinner dance benefit.
Immigration File for Ram Kuma Khemka
United States Bureau of Immigration case file for Ram Kuma Khemka. This is one of a number of case files relating to 31 Indian men who were detained and investigated for unlawful entry to the U.S. between 1906 and 1913. Khemka's file includes interrogation records, medical information, and a letter from a friend requesting his release.
Immigration File for Sohon Lal Pathik
United States Bureau of Immigration case file for Sohon Lal Pathik. This is one of a number of case files relating to 31 Indian men who were detained and investigated for unlawful entry to the U.S. between 1906 and 1913. Pathik's file includes letters between immigration officials and an "alien certificate" including a photograph.
Immigration File for Harnam Singh
United States Bureau of Immigration case file for Harnam Singh. This is one of a number of case files relating to 31 Indian men who were detained and investigated for unlawful entry to the U.S. between 1906 and 1913. Singh's file includes telegrams between immigration officials, an interrogation transcript, medical records, and an "alien certificate" including a photograph.