Discover the legacy of Giani Sher Singh, a blind Sikh political leader, orator, and editor from Punjab, known for his strong advocacy of Sikh rights.
Explore the inspiring life of Bhai Sihan, a devoted Sikh who served Guru Nanak and shared his hymns. Uncover stories of faith and hospitality.
Explore the Sikh role in India's transition from British rule, from the Gurdwara Reform movement to confronting Muslim communal claims in Punjab.
Explore the legacy of Baba Sohan Singh Bhakna, founder of Ghadr Party, and his role in India's fight for freedom against British rule.
Explore Akali Dal's pivotal role in Sikh rights and Gurdwara reform movement of the 1920s, ensuring religious heritage preservation.
Discover Sohan Singh Josh's transformative journey from an Akali reformer to a pioneering Communist leader in Punjab, marked by activism and resilience.
BHAGWAN SINGH GYANEE (d. 1962). prominent Ghadr leader, was born the son of Sarmukh Singh of the village of Varing, 15 km east of Tarn Taran in Amritsar district of the Punjab. Their ancestors, Kashmir! Brahmans, had migrated to the Punjab during the seventeenth century. Bhagwan Singh learnt Urdu at the village school and then joined Gurmat Vidyala, a missionary school at Gharjakh, in Gujranwala district, from where he passed the gyani examination. He was employed as a teacher in the Gurmat Vidyala, shifting after a short while to Khalsa School, Daska, in Sialkot district, where he studied Vedanta under Sadhu Har Bilas.
Discover Tara Singh's transformational journey from Nanak Chand's early life in Rawalpindi to his pivotal role in Sikh politics and education.
Discover the Ghadr Movement, a key force for India's independence, rooted in early 20th-century migration and labor in North America.
Discover the journey of Teja Singh Swatantar, a Sikh preacher turned revolutionary leader who fought for Sikh rights and Indian independence.
