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Discover the legacy of Teja Singh Samundri, a pivotal leader in the Gurdwara reform movement, known for his dedication to Sikh education and rights.

Discover the historic Anglo-Sikh Treaties of 1846 where Maharaja Duleep Singh ceded territories to the British after the first Anglo-Sikh war.

Learn about the 1932 Communal Award, a key step in transferring governance to India, shaping legislative representation for religious communities.

Explore the JAITO MORCHA, a pivotal Akali agitation for justice in Punjab, challenging British oppression and advocating for Sikh leaders' restoration.

Explore the legacy of Mul Singh, a trusted steward of Raja Tej Singh's estate, praised for increasing revenues and supporting Oriental learning.

Explore the historical Round Table Conferences (1930-32) in London that aimed to redefine India's future through constitutional reforms and equal discussion.

Unearth the history of Thakar Das, key official under Maharaja Ranjit Singh, later under British rule, earning a pension post-Punjab annexation.

Discover the 1846 Anglo-Sikh Treaty of Bhyrowal: a landmark agreement between the East India Company and Maharaja Duleep Singh, establishing British control.

CURRIE, SIR FREDERICK (1799-1875), diplomat, son of Mark Currie, was born on 3 February 1799. He came out to India in 1820, and served in various capacities in the civil and judicial departments before being appointed a judge in the North-West Frontier Province. He became foreign secretary to Government of India at Fort William in 1842. During the first Sikh war (1845-46), he remained with Governor General Lord Hardinge and was instrumental in arranging with the Sikhs the terms of the first treaty of Lahore.

Discover the tragic events of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre of 1919 in Amritsar, marking a pivotal moment in India's struggle for independence.

Discover the inspiring story of Bhai Mula Singh, a Nankana Sahib martyr, who bravely stood for Sikh rights. Explore his journey, challenges, and legacy.

Explore the legacy of Sadhu Singh Hamdard, a pioneering journalist and poet who revolutionized Punjabi journalism and literature.