Introduction Every year on this day, Sikhs around the world observe Sirhind Fateh Diwas to honor the valor and sacrifice of their ancestors. This significant day commemorates the triumph of Baba Banda Singh Bahadur andRead More ...
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Bhai Ghanaiya Ji- The true Sikh of Guru Gobind Singh Ji, who virtually founded the spirit of the Red Cross In India
Jean Henry Dunant served the wounded soldiers of all three countries after the battle of Solferino in 1859. His ideas led to creating a voluntary organization known as the Red Cross in 1863. Long before that, around 200Read More ...
Delhi Fateh Diwas – The Day the Sikhs won Delhi from The Mughals
Delhi Fateh Diwas: When the Mughals fell, and the Nishan Sahib was unfurled at Red Fort ! What many of may not know, is that Delhi was once a domain of the brave Sikhs, who fought the Mughals and won. In 1783, BabaRead More ...
Bhagat Ravi Das ji’s life is an impeccable example of how a Gursikh should live his Life
Introduction to Bhagat Ravidas Ji’s Life and Works Bhagat Ravidas Ji, a revered saint and poet, exemplified unwavering devotion to Waheguru and a staunch belief in social equality. Despite belonging to the lowerRead More ...
‘Humility in Devotion and Devotion in Humility’ – Biggest lesson of Sewa taught by Guru Arjan Dev Ji
The Sacred Journey to Sri Harimandir Sahib As news of the sacred enthronement of Sri Guru Arjan Sahib spread far and wide, devotees from distant places embarked on a spiritual quest to catch a glimpse of Nanak the FifthRead More ...
History of Baisakhi Festival, 1699 – an eyewitness report by Abu Ul Turani, A spy of Aurangzeb
On Vaisakhi day, i.e., middle of April (the first day of the New Year of the Sikhs) in 1699 at Anandpur, the Guru founded the ‘Khalsa Panth‘ by blessing the Sikhs with divine nectar (Amrit). Trials of theRead More ...
The Traditions of Hola Mahalla – The Sikh version of Holi festival
Origins and Significance Hola Mahalla, an exuberant Sikh festival, traces its genesis to the hallowed grounds of Takht Shri Anandpur Sahib, the birthplace of Khalsa. Established by Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj in 1701Read More ...
Storytime: The Battle of Saragarhi
In this gentle exchange between a grandfather ‘Dada’ and his curious granddaughter ‘Nini’, we uncover the remarkable story of courage of 21 Sikh soldiers in the face of overwhelming odds, aRead More ...
Bhai Lehna Ji’s utmost Devotion & Humility for Guru Nanak Dev Ji will touch your Heart
In the annals of Sikh history, the name Bhai Lehna Ji shines brightly as a beacon of unwavering devotion and selfless service to Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism. Despite facing challenges and tests of loyaltyRead More ...
Qazi ordered the death of the Sahibzade & now this mosque is being looked after by a Sikh Granthi.
The Serene Presence of Chittian Masjidan Nestled in the quaint village of Mahadian, near the historic city of Sirhind in Punjab, stands the Chittian Masjidan, fondly known as the White Mosque. Despite bearing remnantsRead More ...
Sri Dasmesh Pipe Band: Champions at the World Pipe Band Championship. V2
A Triumph of Skill and Determination In a remarkable display of skill and determination, the Sri Dasmesh Pipe Band from Malaysia emerged as the category champion at the prestigious World Pipe Band Championship held inRead More ...
World’s Oldest Marathoner Fauja Singh at 108: A Remarkable Achievement
Fauja Singh’s life story reads like an epic script filled with adversity, determination, and ultimate triumph. Born in Punjab, India, in 1911, Singh’s early life was marked by challenges, including physicalRead More ...
