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7. Using distractions With this because they authorized the Sikh Army to cross the Sutlej in the headlong confrontation with the English. Ranjit had signed a treaty with the British that forbade him to cross the Sutlej River, but this became broken. The English were however preparing for that conflict and they also had spies inside Lahore Durbar, with the Prime Minister, the grandfather from the present Kashmir ruler( Now deposed) Karan Singh finding yourself in league with these and plotting the defeat with the Sikh Army. This service was at return for him being made the Maharajah of Jammu and Kashmir. Karwa chauth is a very special occasion in the life of every Indian married woman. Wedding bond in itself is the starting to a new life, which changes the whole definition of the life of bride and groom. Marriage gives new meanings to life of the bride and groom and gives them a reason to cherish every moment with their loved one. Fasting whole day, without water and food is not at all easy, but Indian women do this for the long and happy life of their husbands. This is a tradition, which has been followed by the Indian women from ages and every year they fast for the prosperity of their husbands. Though, this may seem very vague, but Indians have very firm belief in this practise and they do this with full dedication. A salute should be given to the Indian women, who celebrate this festival with such conviction and do not even drink a sip of water for the whole day. Of course, you will not locate a tobacco addict in the same dank alley as a crazed crack junkie at 3:00 am aiming to score his newest fix because cigarettes can easily be bought for most grocery stores and so are perfectly legal. Then again... once the craving hits, as with every other substance abuser, one does what you must! What rockhound just isn't acquainted with the red and yellow flowers, orbs, and poppies within this highly preferred cutting material? We have all 'ooohed and aaahed' viewing the slabs and cabs at gem shows. With each cut exposing a succession of unexpected patterns I have often been surprised at my finished gems, (though I would always say, "Yep, that is the look I was opting for.")