In the quiet village of Talwandi (now Nankana Sahib), a humble mother cradled an extraordinary child—one who would become the beacon of spiritual revolution. Mata
Author: Kulwinder Singh
Few know that one of India’s oldest banks was born from the visionary spirit of three Sikh pioneers. In 1908 Amritsar, when financial exploitation plagued Punjab’s
While Sikhism doesn’t attach spiritual meaning to numbers, the recurrence of 52 throughout Sikh history is remarkable. This number appears at pivotal moments, connecting the
On February 5, 1762, the plains of Punjab witnessed one of history’s most brutal massacres. Fresh from defeating the Marathas, a vengeful Ahmed Shah Abdali
Nestled in the heart of Amritsar, Gurdwara Sri Pipli Sahib stands as a living testament to three great Sikh Gurus – Guru Ramdas Ji, Guru
Long before the Ambanis made headlines with lavish weddings, the Sikh Empire under Maharaja Ranjit Singh set an unmatched standard of royal splendor. On March 7, 1837, the
In the era of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, Mukhlis Khan, a proud and ruthless commander, learned a brutal lesson about challenging the Sikh Gurus—no boast
In the twilight of the Sikh Empire, when treachery and colonial ambition threatened Punjab, one 90-year-old Nihang warrior stood like an unyielding fortress—Jathedar Hanuman Singh Ji, the
In the dark era of Mughal tyranny, when Sikhs were hunted like animals, Bhai Taru Singh Ji (1720–1745) stood like a mountain of faith—proving that a Sikh’s
In the sacred land of Sangrur, Punjab, Guru Nanak Dev Ji sat in divine meditation with Bhai Mardana Ji, filling the air with celestial kirtan. Suddenly, a violent storm erupted, twisting