"V.P. Singh: From Lonely Child to Leader of India"
Article from India Journal by Narayanan Madhavan, entitled "V.P. Singh: From Lonely Child to Leader of India" and dated October 13, 1995. Discusses Seema Mustafa's 1995 book The Lonely Prophet: V.P. Singh, A Political Biography, which focused on the life of Indian Prime Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh.
"Punjab Finance Minister Urges NRIs to Invest in Punjab"
Article from India Journal, entitled "Punjab Finance Minister Urges NRIs to Invest in Punjab" and dated August 1, 1997. Describes a visit to Los Angeles by Punjab Finance Minister Kanwaljit Singh, and specifically mentions his introduction at a luncheon held at the home of Dr. Amarjit Marwah.
"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.
"V.P. Singh Commends NRIs"
Article from India Journal entitled "V.P. Singh Commends NRIs" and dated October 20, 1995. Describes a speech by former Indian Prime Minister Vishwanath Pratap Singh, and lists Dr. Amarjit Marwah as one of the event's attendees.
"Akali Dal Holds Conference"
Article from India Journal entitled "Akali Dal Holds Conference" and dated October 31, 1997. Describes a conference organized by Sikh political party Shiromani Akali Dal in North Hollywood, CA, with Akali Dal Secretary-General Sardar Sukhdev
Singh Dhindsa as the keynote speaker. Dr. Amarjit Marwah is listed as another speaker during the event.
"Akali Leader Dhindsa Honored"
Article from India Journal entitled "Akali Leader Dhindsa Honored" and dated October 24, 1997. Describes two dinner receptions held in California in honor of Akali Dal Secretary-General Sardar Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa; one of these events was held in the Malibu home of Dr. Amarjit Marwah (pictured in 3 accompanying photographs).
