Explore the beauty of Alankar: melodic note patterns in a raga, varying in tempo, creating a mood through ascending, descending, and returning vocalizations.
Dive into the Bhandari Papers, a vast archive of 4103 documents at Punjab State Archives, Patiala, unveiling Sikh-British relations and historical insights.
DHANNA SINGH, BHAI (d. 1935), an indefatigable Sikh pilgrim, was born about 1893, the son of Sundar Singh, a ChahalJatt of the village Ghanauri in Sarigrur district of the Punjab. His original name was Lal Singh. His father died when he was barely tan years old, and he and his younger brother were brought up in the RajendraDeva Yatimkhana, an orphange in the princely city of Patiala. As he grew up, he trained as a driver and was employed in the state garage of Maharaja Bhupinder Singh (1891-1938).
