Foreword This book was originally intended to serve as a source book for the serious students of Sikh politics and at the same time was meant to be used by the Sikh young men and women, for whom more than any body else, it is essential to be conversant with the destiny of the Khalsa. Due to some serious errors about exact form of its publication, it was regarded to have become unfit to serve the original purpose, for the fulfilment of which another edition of it shall soon be brought out. It is mainly in pursuit of its second, but by no means secondary, purpose that the book is being brought out in its present form. It will serve as an authentic guide to the basic trends of Sikh politics. Very appropriately, it is to the Young Khalsa or the Bhujangi Khalsa the cosmic- oiled representative power, of the Rider of the Blue Steed that this book is mainly addressed, for in the young hearts alone can that fire of passionate longing for Dharma be kindled on the flame of which the raw material for the Sikh Homeland shall be smelted. It is on the anvil of their determination and to the beat of their dedicated hearts that the different parts of the Sikh Homeland structure shall be forged. Practical idealism can warm young breasts only. And it is on the authority of Guru Gobind Singh that all this is stated. 'When the British quit India,' he said, 'the young Khalsa shall arise to keep its tryst with Destiny.'
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