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Andrew Tate is a British former kickboxer, mixed martial artist, and entrepreneur. He was born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, England. Tate is best known for his successful kickboxing career, during which he won multiple world championships in various weight classes. He retired from kickboxing in 2017 to focus on his business ventures and online presence. In addition to his athletic career, Tate is also known for his controversial statements and views, particularly regarding gender and race. He has been criticized for promoting misogynistic and racist views, including advocating for the legalization of rape, and for his involvement in far-right groups and organizations. Tate has also been involved in various business ventures, including the creation of a digital marketing agency and the development of several mobile apps. Overall, Andrew Tate's career has been marked by both success in sports and controversy surrounding his views and statements.

Pele, born Edson Arantes do Nascimento, is a retired Brazilian professional footballer who is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players of all time. He was born on October 23, 1940, in Três Corações, Brazil. Pele's football career spanned more than two decades, during which he played for Brazilian club Santos and the Brazilian national team. He is known for his exceptional ball control, dribbling skills, and ability to score goals, and has scored over 1000 career goals, making him one of the top goal scorers in the history of the sport. Pele helped lead Brazil to three World Cup victories in 1958, 1962, and 1970, and is the only player to have won the World Cup three times. He also won numerous domestic titles with Santos and was named the South American Footballer of the Year three times. In addition to his football career, Pele has been involved in various philanthropic efforts. He founded the Pele Foundation in 1992, which supports children's healthcare and education initiatives. He has also served as a UNESCO Goodwill Ambassador and has been involved in various campaigns and initiatives to promote social justice and equality. Overall, Pele is widely regarded as one of the greatest football players of all time, and his impact on the sport and global culture is immeasurable.

Retirement and assassination: In July 1841 Sahib Kaur's son was stillborn, ending any justification for a renewed claim to the regency. The dowager Maharani retired to the haveli of Nau Nihal Singh, her son, in Lahore and received a pension of 900,000 rupees. However her enemies still saw her as a threat and she was battered to death with wooden pikes by her servants on 11 June 1842. Her samadhi is located in The Royal Lahore Garden, to the south of her samadhi, stands the samadhi of her mother-in-law, Maharani Datar Kaur, lovingly called Mai Nakain by her father-in-law, Maharaja Ranjit Singh. In between the samadhis of the two maharanis their the smaller samadhi of her daughter-in-law, Maharani Sahib Kaur.

Battle Of Gujrat: Sher Singh withdrew to Gujrat, where his army hastily prepared a defensive position. The Sikhs constructed a double entrenchment, which was also protected by a ravine. Most of the artillery was grouped in a central battery, screened by hastily planted bushes. The cavalry was deployed on the flanks. Several small villages in advance of the central battery were occupied by infantry, and the houses and buildings were prepared with "loopholes" for defence. Although the position was strong, it was exposed to British artillery fire, and the hastily erected screen of brush was not as effective as the belts of scrub and jungle which had hidden the Sikh artillery from view at Chillianwala. Early on 21 February, Gough advanced against this position. When the Sikh artillery opened fire and disclosed their position, Gough deployed his large numbers of heavy guns against them. In a three-hour artillery duel, the Sikhs were forced to abandon their guns. Sikh and Indian sources were later to refer to the battle as the "Battle of the Guns". Once the Sikh artillery was largely silenced, the British infantry advanced. There was desperate hand-to-hand fighting for the small fortified villages of Burra Kalra and Chota Kalra.However, the British guns were being advanced in successive "bounds", and the Sikhs broke. Gough reported after the battle: The heavy artillery continued to advance with extraordinary celerity, taking up successive forward positions, driving the enemy from those [positions] they had retired to, whilst the rapid advance and beautiful fire of the Horse Artillery and light field-batteries ... broke the ranks of the enemy at all points. The whole infantry line now rapidly advanced and drove the enemy before it; the nulla [ravine] was cleared, several villages stormed, the guns that were in position carried, the camp captured and the enemy routed in every direction. The Bengal Horse Artillery and British and Indian cavalry took up a ruthless and merciless pursuit, which turned the Sikh retreat into a rout over 12 miles (19 km).

The revolt in Multan: On 18 April, Vans Agnew and another officer, Lieutenant Anderson from the East India Company's Bombay Army, arrived outside Multan with a small escort of Gurkhas. The next day, Mulraj conducted Khan Singh and the two British officers to the citadel and handed over the keys, with no sign of hostility. As the two officers began to ride out of the citadel, a soldier from Mulraj's army attacked Vans Agnew. This may have been the sign for a concerted attack, as a mob surrounded and attacked them. Mulraj's troops either stood by, or joined the mob. Both officers were wounded, and they and Khan Singh retired to a Mosque outside the city, where Anderson wrote a plea for help. A despatch rider carried it to Currie in Lahore, while a second took a copy via a different route, across the Indus River. During the night, most of Vans Agnew's escort left. Next morning, the mob pushed Khan Singh aside and hacked the two British officers to death. Mulraj had probably not been a party to the conspiracy among his own troops. He nevertheless regarded himself as committed to rebellion by their actions. He presented Vans Agnew's head to Khan Singh and told him to take it back to Currie.

Early life: Before joining politics, he retired as Associate Professor and presently working as an Eye Surgeon at Patiala. He done his MBBS from Punjab University, Chandigarh in the year of 1979. He also participated, at the young age, in JP Movement in 1974 and in 2011 Indian anti-corruption movement. Before 2014 Indian general election he joined Aam Aadmi Party.

Balkar Singh: Balkar Singh is an Indian politician and the MLA representing the Kartarpur Assembly Constituency in the Punjab Legislative Assembly. He is a member of the Aam Aadmi Party. Balkar worked in the Punjab police and retired as Deputy Commissioner of Police from Jalandhar in January 2021.

Early life: Bajwa was born on 23 February 1943 to parents Gurbachan Singh Bajwa and Beant Kaur in Pakistan in Kotli Bajwa, Narowal, Sialkot. Gurbachan Singh Bajwa was a cabinet minister in Gopi Chand Bhargava, Bhim Sen Sachar and Sardar Partap Singh Kairon Cabinets and held portfolios such as PWD, Education and Chandigarh capital project. Tripat Rajinder Singh Bajwa comes from a military family, his family has served for more than three generations in Kashmir Army and were known as family of Kumedans ( Commandants) and hails from Kotli Bajwa, Narrowal. His grandfather Lt Col Ishari Singh commanded 1st Kashmir Infantry and participated in capture of Jerusalem in WW1; for this action, he was awarded Order of British Indian (OBI). Lt Col Ishari Singh was also CO of Kashmir Infantry battalions Raghupartap and Rudher Shibhnabh ( refer History of J and K Rifles by Maj Dr. Brahma Singh). Tripat Bajwa's late cousin Capt Baldev Singh Bajwa in 1948 Indo Pak war served in 6 Kashmir Rifles and was posted at Bunji cantonment near Gilgit and was captured fighting Gilgit scouts and Kashmir army mutineers ( Refer Memoirs of Maj William Brown Gilgit Scouts). Capt Baldev Singh Bajwa was held as POW at Attock fort along with Skardu hero Lt Col Thapa and was repatriated in 1950. Capt Baldev Singh retired as Col from J and K rifles and was ADC to Maharaja Karan Singh of J&K. Tripat Bajwa’s younger brother also retired as Col from Indian Army.

Personal life: Aruna Chaudhary is married to Ashok Chaudhary who has retired as Additional Director Local Bodies Punjab and has 2 sons.