1. The court statement of Satwant Singh
Every court in the land only gave the sentence that Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi had wanted. In the Supreme Court, Bhai Satwant Singh made a statement. He said, “Let any part of my body, after my Shaheedi, be removed and used by anyone (Doner) who...
2. Resurgence of Sikh religion
Decline of Sikhism began under the regime of Maharaja Ranjit Singh who could neither understand the philosophy enunciated by Guru Gobind Singh nor did he follow the concept of Miri Piri defined by Guru Hargobind. Instead, he followed the imperial life...
3. Sikh Identity
Sikh 5 K’s
Sikhs wear an external uniform to unify and bind them to the beliefs of the religion and to remind them of their commitment to the Sikh Gurus at all times. Unlike some other faiths where only the clergy are in uniform, all Sikhs are enjoined...
Sikh Glossary
Adi Granth : the original name for the Guru Granth Sahib.
Ahankar : false pride, one of the five evils a human can fall into. Pride in one’s possessions, intelligence, power or wealth takes one away...
Viasakhi report of Abu-ul-Turani (spy...
Abu-ul-TuraniThe 5 Piare were as follows
1. Bhai Daya Singh Ji
2.Bhai Dharam Singh Ji
3.Bhai Himmat Singh Ji
4.Bhai Mohkam Singh Ji
5.Bhai Sahib Singh Ji
There are various versions of how guru gobind singh...
Sahibzada Ajit Singh & Jujhar...
The eldest of the four sons of Guru Gobind Singh, Sahibzada Ajit Singh was born at Paunta sahib on 7th january 1687 A.D. Sahibzada Jujhar Singh the second son of the tenth Guru, was born in March 1689...
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur was the first Singh King who established Sikh rule in a large part of Punjab. Lachhman Das was his childhood name. He was born to Rajput parents. He wa very fond of hunting in...
Baba Isher Singh
It is as difficult and beyond imagination to express and narrate the spiritual spheres and virtues of a true saint, as if to capture the ocean in a bowl. The latter might be accomplished one day but the...
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