0-Gurdwara Sri Tarn Taran Sahib (1890)
1-1907. Sikh women at Harmindar Sahib.
2-The Sikhs Fight Back—–Jaito Morcha
3-Maharaja Ranjit Singh 13th November 1780 also called “Sher-e-Punjab” (“The Lion of Punjab”), Became the first Sikh Emperor, after uniting the 11 Sikh Kingdoms of Punjab together to form an Empire, from 1799-1839.
1890s, Shanghai street scene. Traffic directed by India Sikh policeman.
1900s. A Punjabi woman.
1966. The wedding of Dr Armjit Singh Chopra and Daman Kaur Chatwal.
Abducted Punjabi women of 1947 Partition of Punjab. Photo from British National Archives.
Darbar Sahib, circa 1870
September 02, 1964. Amar Singh, a Sikh train guard who was recently given permission to wear his dastar while on duty on London’s Underground, with his wife, Amrid Kaur, and their 13-day-old daughter, whom they call Jaki, at Southall, Middlesex, UK
GurGaddi Divas of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. It is the day when Maharaj was bestowed the throne of Guruship.
January 25, 1967. Rehearsal at the Royal Albert Hall, London, for a festival to be staged there by Britain’s Sikh community to mark the 300th anniversary of the birth of Guru Gobind Singh.
Japanese soldiers shooting blindfolded Sikh prisoners
July 20, 1957. A scene during the naming ceremony ofa 2 month-old baby at the Sikh Temple in London, United Kingdom.
Officers of the 36th Sikh Infantry in full dress including steel chakars on turbans. Photographed 1901, India.
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Shaheed Udham Singh made the supreme sacrifice for the country. He was hanged for assassinating Michel O’ Dwyer who had ordered the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre in 1919. We salute the great hero.
Sikh armour and weapons
Sikhs – Foundation Members of the R.S.L – Esur & Nurain Singh
Strange seen at Canning Perth Australia
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