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1. Why Kill A Chicken by Bhai Joginder Singh Talwara
Created on 25 February 2017
2. Kesh Sadda Gaurav Gyani Mahinder Singh
Created on 25 February 2017
3. Ardas
(Gurbani Paath)
...  “This prayer first evolved during the eighteenth century, has since undergone occasional minor amendments.” (P260- World religions by Geoffery Parrinder) It ends with the famous proclamation;  ...
Created on 26 February 2015
4. Sanjha Smagam: A Vision of Unity
(Blog)
... and joining into sing Keertan under one roof, one Gurdwara, one Nishaan Sahib. It was a memorable and unforgettable experience to have great Gursikhs such as Bhai Mohinder Singh, Bhai Amolak Singh, Bhai ...
Created on 12 December 2014
5. Atam Ras Kirtan Darbar 2006
(Blog)
The Atam Ras Kirtan Darbars were very popular around the world, particularly for collaboration of famous Kirtani artists and drew crowds of sangat from far and wide. The likes of Bhai Harjinder Singh (Sri ...
Created on 05 January 2014
6. 13 Reasons Why I Chose Sikhi
(Blog)
My focus is to highlight how Sikhs living in a western society have to deal with problematic issues, where certain western values don't blend with Sikh religious principles. I also believe that up the ...
Created on 29 December 2013
7. AKJ Rehansbhai, Hounslow 2003
(Blog)
... and sweep the floor. However the biggest influence in these early years was his Mama Ji. This was Master Joginder Singh, a well known Gursikh and close associate of Bhai Sahib Randhir Singh. Master Joginder ...
Created on 21 November 2013
8. News Reports and Eyewitness Accounts
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... and worse than that. They never treated us as human beings or as people belonging to a friendly country, much less as members of their own country. Statement of Devinder Singh Duggal, Custodian of the ...
Created on 10 November 2011
9. The Khalistan Movement in Punjab
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... of a rival United Akali Dal, led by Baba Joginder Singh (Bhindranwale’s father). The AISSF forged strong links with the United Akali Dal. Together, the two groups campaigned for a boycott of the September ...
Created on 10 November 2011
10. The Making of Bluestar (1978-1984)
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... Ranjit Singh. Suspicion of the killing was roused against Sant Jarnail Singh Bhinderwale, who was the head of Damdami Taksaal and had come into prominence with his untiring missionary work in the Punjab ...
Created on 10 November 2011
11. Atrocities On Sikh Children
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... of these children, Jasbir Kaur, is only two years old, her sister Charanjit Kaur is four, and her brothers, Harinder and Balwinder, are six and twelve. These children are charged with disobeying the prohibitory ...
Created on 10 November 2011
12. Ghallughara 84
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... Punjab was cut off and used to create the new state of Pakistan, and the remainder was partitioned into three states. Assimilationist pressures on Sikhs were strong, and the campaign to erase Sikhs from ...
Created on 10 November 2011
13. Eye-Witness Account Of Operation Bluestar
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... were Hajuri Ragi Mohinder Singh's tabla companion Bhai Gurcharan Singh (who could perform kirtan as well), Surma Singh Karamjeet Singh who could play tabla, and Sant Bhindranwale's Ragi Bhai Harbhajan Singh. ...
Created on 10 November 2011
14. The Attack on the Sikh's by Indian Armed Force
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... of Guru Granth Sahib did not have Ragmala at the end. All of this was reduced to ashes in Operation Blue Star!!!! (Source: Blue Star Ghalughara by Dr. Mohinder Singh Dhillon.) [Courtesy : Bhai Baldev Singh ...
Created on 10 November 2011
15. An Indian Army View point
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... to launch the CS canisters. Of the 35 men, only 12 made it. The remainder including, team leader Major Prakash Chand Katoch, were cut down. The SFF started with 50 men, had already 17 casualties (3 dead). ...
Created on 10 November 2011
16. Operation Blue Star A Retrospect
(Operation Bluestar 1984)
... According to Devinder Singh Duggal, in-charge of the Sikh Reference Library located inside the Golden Temple complex and an eye-witness, Bhindranwale’s followers were under strict instructions not to fire ...
Created on 10 November 2011
17. Sikhs in World War II
(Uncategorised)
... He moved on again, and captured a third trench, still single-handed. "With the capture of this third trench, enemy fire died away. Naik Nand Singh’s encounter had taken little time, and the remainder ...
Created on 10 November 2011
18. Sikhs and the Transfer of Power
(Uncategorised)
... a view to the progressive realization of responsible government. When Montagu visited India that autumn, Maharaja Bhupinder Singh of Patiala conveyed the Sikhs' views to him. A deputation of the Sikh leaders ...
Created on 10 November 2011
19. Punjabi Suba (1966)
(Uncategorised)
... Dal,and who was commander of the Morcha, Parkash Singh Badal, along with his brother Gurbilas Singh and uncle Gurraj Singh, Sarup Singh. Gurmit Singh, Bhupinder Singh Mann, Dhanna Singh Gulshan, Ganga ...
Created on 10 November 2011
20. Amritsar Massacre (1978)
(Uncategorised)
... to receive martyrdom to cross it. Bhai Joginder Singh Talwara asked children and women not to go. However many Bibian still insisted on going. After performing Ardas, the Gursikhs bowed before the Satguru ...
Created on 10 November 2011