Khushwant Singh, 1915-2014 (Personal Name)

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The Sikhs, 1953.

Information from Delhi office (Khushwant Singh)

India WW, 1979-80 (Khushwant Singh; Editor in Chief, New Delhi Magazine, Calcutta)

Päkistān Aikspres, 1996: t.p. (K̲h̲ushvant Singh)

New York times (online), viewed Mar. 21, 2014 (in obituary published Mar. 20: Khushwant Singh; b. 1915 in Hadali, a village in the Thar Desert of what is now Baluchistan Province in Pakistan (his date of birth was not recorded; according to his autobiography, his father invented the date Feb. 2 when he enrolled him in school; Singh later changed it to Aug. 15, based on his grandmother's recollection); d. Thursday [Mar. 20, 2014], New Delhi, aged 99, according to most reports, although by his own account he may have been several months shy of that age; Indian diplomat, author, and journalist who was one of his country's best-known chroniclers of strife and slaughter)

Banda Bahadur, 2009 [originally published 1973]: cover page 2 (S. Khushwant Singh)

E-mail from Amar Chitra Katha, Aug. 11, 2015: (S. Khushwant Singh was the famous journalist)

Matu, maṅkai, mētai, 2004: t.p. (Kuṣvant Ciṅ) t.p. verso (Tamil translation of Kushwant Singh's "Sex, scotch, scholarship" [in rom.])