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Discover the legacy of Ram Singh, a Khalsa warrior, and Punjabi hero, who fought valiantly with Banda Singh Bahadur. Explore his battles and sacrifice.

Explore the inspiring tale of Kabul Vali Mai, a devoted woman from Kabul, and her spiritual journey under Guru Amar Das during Goindval's bdoH excavation.

Discover Kahn Singh Rosa's heroic story as a cavalry officer in the Sikh army, known for his bravery and leadership in the second Anglo-Sikh war.

Discover the fascinating life of Kaura Mall, an influential Sahajdhari Sikh & Mughal officer in 18th century Punjab. His legacy includes key leadership roles.

Explore the profound teachings of Kesho Gopal, a devoted follower of Guru Amar Das, known for afternoon discourses and leading a manji at Goindval.

Explore the life of Bhai Langah, a key figure in Sikh history, known for his devotion and leadership under Guru Arjan and Guru Hargobind.

Explore the life of Justice Man Singh, a key legal figure in Punjab, known for his contributions to Sikh associations and legal practice.

Discover the legacy of Mangal Singh Ramgarhia, the distinguished manager of the Golden Temple in Amritsar from 1862-1879, and his historical contributions.

Discover the bravery of Nahar Singh and Sher Singh, two valiant Sikh warriors who defended crucial forts and fought in historic battles under Guru Gobind Singh.

BULAKA SINGH, an eighteenth century Sikh musician who recited the holy hymns. He lived in the village of Ghurani. in Ludhiana district. He was once humiliated by the local anathematized group who were the followers of Baba Ram Rai. To avenge the insult, hero and warrior Banda Singh Bahadur sacked the village in 1710. Bulaka Singh was appointed thanedar or police chief of the area.

Discover the legacy of Nur Uddin, a versatile courtier and hakim to Maharaja Ranjit Singh, renowned for his diplomacy and governance in 19th-century Lahore.

BUR SINGH (d. 1892). son of Ruldu Ram, appointed to do menial jobs first as an attendant in the household of Maharaja Ranjit Singh`s wife, Rani Mahtab Kaur, and then as a water carrier in Kanvar Sher Singh`s, carried out some of the confidential errands he was assigned to with such great skill that he not only rose in rank but also hadjagirs in Mukerian, and houses at Batala and Lahore bestowed on him. For his assistance to the British on the occasion of General Pollock`s advance on Kabul, he received ajagir near Peshawar. His enemies took advantage of the murder in September 1843 of his master, Maharaja Sher Singh, to harm him.