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Shaheed Bhai Navneet Singh Qadian

On April 20, 1961, Bhai Navneet Singh Qadian was born into a Gursikh family of village Qadian, district Gurdaspur, Punjab. His father was Sardar Tirath Singh and mother Bibi Ranjit Kaur. He was their only son and had two sisters. The entire family were Amritdhari Gursikhs. At a very young age, Bhai Sahib showed his yearning to learn about Sikhi and would often go to the local Gurdwara... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Beant Singh

There is a phrase in Punjabi, “Sootay Sher Nu kyon Jagauna” which loosely translated means why awaken sleeping Lions. Lions are known to sleep up to 20 hours a day, but it’s what they do when they’re awake that they are well-known for. When Sri Darbar Sahib was attacked, along with over 40 other Gurdwaras in Punjab, the Sikh world stopped in its tracks. Similar for thousands... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Jagdeep Singh Vakeel

The Sikh struggle for independence is often accused of being carried out by people who were mostly illiterate, but those people who wrote the chapters of the modern Sikh struggle with their blood, were true fighters, fully dedicated to the philosophy of the Guru’s from the bottom of their heart. To call them illiterate is the biggest sign of true illiteracy and lesser intellect. To... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh Shinder

Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh ‘Shinder’ was born in Nakodar, Punjab on November 1, 1960 to his mother Surjit Kaur and father, S.P. Sardar Santa Singh Bhaur. He grew up in Phagwara and was educated at Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar. During his studies he had the opportunity to attend the lectures of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale. After graduation he immigrated to Toronto,... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Baljit Singh Khela

The all-powerful almighty has given his people such a passionate fire for freedom that it burns away the shackles of slavery. The authoritarian governments throughout the history have tried to suppress this passion for freedom but the lovers of freedom have always fought for it, despite the tortures and brutalities of the government. After the wounds inflicted by the partition of their... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Harjeet Singh Dhillon

Following the collapse of the Sikh Kingdom and subsequent British occupation of their homeland, the thirst for freedom and prosperity had not yet evaded the Sikhs. Whereas the people of Hindustan had been enslaved for hundreds of years under the evaders and rulers of Ghajni, Khilji, Lodi, the Mughal Empire, France and Britain, the Sikhs had only been under occupation for a total of 98... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh ‘Shinda Galowal’

Amongst the well known Freedom Fighters of the Majha area features the name of Shaheed Bhai Surinder Singh aka Shinda Galowal. Bhai Sahib was born in the village of Kotli Sainian, District Gurdaspur on December 9, 1964. After studying till 10th grade at the state high school of Hargobindpur, Bhai Sahib went on to complete an ITI Mechanical trade course at Kaadian. Upon completion of... [Continue reading]

Shaheed Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha

Looking back at the glorious list of fallen Shaheeds in the Sikh struggle for Independence commenced by Sant Jarnail Singh Khalsa Bhindranwale, one name, which till the present day, still echoes around the areas of Amritsar & Tarn Taran is that of Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha. Shaheed Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha Bhai Sukhwinder Singh Sangha was born to Sardar Gulzar Singh &... [Continue reading]

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