Ranjit Singh
"Lion of the Punjab", 1780–1839, Indian maharaja: founder of the Sikh kingdom of Punjab.
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This turns what was a simple digital catalogue into something far more dangerous, according to Ranjit Singh, a postdoctoral scholar at the nonprofit research group Data & Society who studies data infrastructures and public policy.
This is the real story of the Afghan biometric databases abandoned to the Taliban | Eileen Guo, Hikmat Noori | August 30, 2021 | MIT Technology ReviewHis son succeeded to his dominions, until 1810, when he fell before the irresistible power of Ranjit Singh.
I turned away from him and interrogated Ranjit Singh about the capture.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon CasserlyI praised Ranjit Singh and his patrol warmly and then fell in my men.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon CasserlyA native officer was dispatched on Balderston's pony at once to overtake Ranjit Singh and urge him on the trail.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon Casserly
Shortly afterwards one of Ranjit Singh's patrol arrived and confirmed this.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon Casserly
British Dictionary definitions for Ranjit Singh
/ (ˈrʌndʒɪt ˈsɪŋ) /
called the Lion of the Punjab. 1780–1839; founder of the Sikh kingdom in the Punjab
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