Sardar Lochan Singh (1892 – 1996) was an Indian civil engineer and cabinet minister. Born in West Punjab (now Pakistan), he was educated in engineering, first at Queen's College Belfast, and later at the Imperial College, London. He rose through the ranks of the Indian army under the British empire, and later through the civil service of independent India, to become the first post-master general, and later, secretary of state for post and telecommunications.
Having been commissioned from Sandhurst, Singh was posted, during the Second World War to Baghdad, then part of the British Mandate of Mesopotamia, with instruction to oversee the creation of a modern telecommunications network across the greater Middle East. By 1944, the British were thus able to co-ordinate Allied efforts in the Caucassus, the Meditterranean, the Middle East and North Africa more efficiently. Returning to India, he was placed at the head of the Central Post Office in Delhi and later promoted to the cabinet.
After the First World War, he married Sushila Toor, the daughter of a prominent judge in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. They had three daughters, Saroj, Charlotte and Sarvjeet, all of whom were born in what is now Pakistan, with the exception of Charlotte, who was born in London shortly before the Second World War. All three currently live in New Delhi. Their only Son, Harbir Singh was born in the state of Bihar.
Having been commissioned from Sandhurst, Singh was posted, during the Second World War to Baghdad, then part of the British Mandate of Mesopotamia, with instruction to oversee the creation of a modern telecommunications network across the greater Middle East. By 1944, the British were thus able to co-ordinate Allied efforts in the Caucassus, the Meditterranean, the Middle East and North Africa more efficiently. Returning to India, he was placed at the head of the Central Post Office in Delhi and later promoted to the cabinet.
After the First World War, he married Sushila Toor, the daughter of a prominent judge in the state of Jammu and Kashmir. They had three daughters, Saroj, Charlotte and Sarvjeet, all of whom were born in what is now Pakistan, with the exception of Charlotte, who was born in London shortly before the Second World War. All three currently live in New Delhi. Their only Son, Harbir Singh was born in the state of Bihar.
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teaches history, inspires artists, cultivates dialogue and fights ignorance through creative exhibits and programs. Drawn to Diversity was created in 2005 by a group of students at along with the Director of Student Activities, who aspired to build an appreciation for diversity and to champion equality by exploring various media and art forms.
Drawn to Diversity hosts an annual series that chooses one medium or art form per year and explores the presence of often underrepresented populations in that specific area. In 2005, the Drawn to Diversity students applied for a Youth Venture grant from a college-branch of MTV and received funding for their first series.
In 2006, Marvel Comics and collaborated to design a poster chronicling Marvel's history of incorporating diverse character representations into its comics. The theme for the 2006 series was, An Exploration of Diversity through Comic Books.
In 2007, Marvel hosted Drawn to Diversity: An Exploration of Diversity in Newspaper Comic Strips. The second poster in the series was created by legendary cartoonist
Turner was scheduled to appear at Alfred University for the second annual show, but fell ill and was unable to attend. Fellow comic strip artists rallied together to step in for the legendary cartoonist. The list of stand-ins included: and . This event included cartooning lessons for kids ages 6-17, a dramatic interpretation of comic history performed by AU students, and a panel session where the artists provided an inside look into the comic strip industry.
In the spring of 2007, the group went to the and continued to spread the word of their program hoping to launch a tour of NYC schools and libraries.
In the summer of 2007, Drawn to Diversity went to the and performed their first road show in front of 40 students.
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Drawn to Diversity hosts an annual series that chooses one medium or art form per year and explores the presence of often underrepresented populations in that specific area. In 2005, the Drawn to Diversity students applied for a Youth Venture grant from a college-branch of MTV and received funding for their first series.
In 2006, Marvel Comics and collaborated to design a poster chronicling Marvel's history of incorporating diverse character representations into its comics. The theme for the 2006 series was, An Exploration of Diversity through Comic Books.
In 2007, Marvel hosted Drawn to Diversity: An Exploration of Diversity in Newspaper Comic Strips. The second poster in the series was created by legendary cartoonist
Turner was scheduled to appear at Alfred University for the second annual show, but fell ill and was unable to attend. Fellow comic strip artists rallied together to step in for the legendary cartoonist. The list of stand-ins included: and . This event included cartooning lessons for kids ages 6-17, a dramatic interpretation of comic history performed by AU students, and a panel session where the artists provided an inside look into the comic strip industry.
In the spring of 2007, the group went to the and continued to spread the word of their program hoping to launch a tour of NYC schools and libraries.
In the summer of 2007, Drawn to Diversity went to the and performed their first road show in front of 40 students.
Currently Drawn to Diversity has been featured on , [http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title708428535&channel687140584_ bright cove tv], [http://www.mojogroup.tv/Wickedly%20Cool%2013.php_ E Asylum] and in various other media. The theme for their third annual program is the Exploration of Diversity through Advertising, which plans to explore how different marginalized groups have been depicted in American commercial advertising across time. Drawn to Diversity is currently trying to pursue a partnership with the to display this history of advertising icons in their various stores. A Drawn to Diversity class also will be offered through Alfred University and is open to all majors on campus with hopes of bringing the various schools on campus together.
The MagSec or MagSec Nine Millimeter is a fictional weapon in the games Perfect Dark and Perfect Dark Zero based on the real-world Beretta 93R. It is equipped with a scope of 6x magnification, and its secondary mode is a three-round burst. The weapon utilizes a nine-millimeter round, capable of piercing armor. In Perfect Dark, the MagSec4, as it is called, uses a 9 round clip. The MagSec4 can also be dual-wielded. It is generally silver, but it can come in different metallic colors.