Social and voluntary organisations

Discover the origins of Kirti Kisan Sabha, led by Ghadr Party, mobilizing workers & peasants for revolutionary action since 1928. Explore its legacy.

Pingalvara, founded by Bhagat Puran Singh, is a unique humanitarian institution in Punjab offering compassionate care to the needy, regardless of caste or creed.

Explore the origins of the SARB HIND SIKH MISSION, established in 1936 to promote Sikhism and uplift social status in India.

Discover the Sat Sabha, a 19th-century reform society advocating Punjabi language, women's rights, and new theistic rituals in Lahore, Punjab.

Discover the impact of the Sikh Handbill Committee in promoting Sikh principles and reforms through engaging leaflets from 1908 to 1911.

Discover the origins and legacy of the Sikh Students Federation, fostering Sikh principles and consciousness since 1944. Explore its impact on youth and culture.

Explore the historical legacy of Akali newspaper, a pivotal platform for Sikh nationalist expression and reformation efforts since 1920.

Discover the Sikh Missionary Society's legacy in Singapore since 1940, spreading Sikhism and Punjabi education, and reaching diverse communities.

Discover the vital role of the Akali Sahayak Bureau in aiding the Akali struggle for Sikh shrine management, aligned with India's freedom movement.

Discover the ideological and personal reasons behind the formation of Sri Guru Hitkarni Singh Sabha, a splinter group from the Khalsa Diwan, Lahore.

Discover the historic Bakapur Divan where Sikh identity was reshaped with mass conversions and religious fervor in 1903 led by Sikh Sabha Bhasaur.

Discover the pioneering efforts of the Sri Guru Upkar Pracharni Sabha in preserving Sikh religious identity and countering challenges in early 20th century Amritsar.