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Islamists vandalize Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s statue in Lahore for the third time since 2019
The statue of Maharaja Ranjit Singh Pakistan's Lahore Fort was vandalized and smashed to pieces by Islamists for the third time since 2019. The...
Maharaja Ranjit Singh statue vandalised, again, in Lahore, Pakistan
A statue of 19th-century Sikh ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh in Lahore, Pakistan was vandalised on Friday by a teenager, Zaheer, and his companions. This...
The tragic story of last Sikh ruler Maharaja Duleep Singh’s conversion to Christianity & his reversion to Sikhism later
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Maharaja Duleep (Dalip) Singh was the youngest son of the founder of the Sikh Empire Maharaja Ranjit Singh. He was barely a year old...
Zorawar Singh – blitzkrieg Dogra General in the Himalayas
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The mark of great warriors lies not in their reign but their tactical, military genius, sincerity, and vision. Known as the Napoleon of Bharat...
The Early Years of Bhagat Singh
The young boy of just 12, stood on the ground, as he looked out. Just some days earlier, around 1500 Bharatiyas were massacred in...
How Anglosphere Gurudwaras have cemented Sikh-Hindu divide created by the British colonialists
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During a recent visit to California visited Gurudwaras at Yuba City, Freemont and San Jose.
The Yuba City Gurudwara was made in 1969, Freemont in...
The history of Sikh Dharma and how the issue of Khalistan was created
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"The history of Sikhism and how the issue of Khalistan was created", News 18, April 3, 2023:
"The story of the Sikh community is a...
Spurned Sikh Separatists Rebuild in the West
Sikh Separatism in Bharat
The concept of Khalistan – an ostensible sovereign Sikh state – can be traced back to the Sikh empire that reached...
Have Bhindranwale and Amritpal exposed ineptness of Jathedars in protecting Akal Takht’s sanctity?
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The profound sanctity of Akal Takht Sahib, which came into recognition from the beginning of the 17th century could be fast eroding as successive...
Why is Mahashivratri known as Hairat/Herat in Kashmir?
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Why is #Mahashivratri known as Hairat/Herat in Kashmir? Kashmiri Hindus had a tradition of carving Linga with snow on Shivaratri. Jabbar Khan, Afghan governor,...