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Discover Kartar Singh Jhabbar's monumental role in the Gurdwara Reform movement and his relentless fight for Sikh shrines' liberation.

Discover the legacy of Kharak Singh, first Shiromani Gurdwara Parbandhak Committee president and trailblazer in Sikh politics and activism.

Discover the courageous journey of Baba Gurumukh Singh Laliton, a key figure in India's struggle for freedom and a member of the Ghadar Party.

Discover the fascinating life of Mota Singh, a revolutionary who fought for Sikh rights and defied British rule in India with bravery and conviction.

Discover the inspiring life of Randhir Singh, a revered Sikh leader born in Punjab, who championed freedom and spirituality. Learn about his legacy today.

Discover the story of Roda Singh, a Ghadr leader from Faridkot, who sacrificed everything for India's freedom. His legacy continues to inspire.

Explore the legacy of Baba Sohan Singh Bhakna, founder of Ghadr Party, and his role in India's fight for freedom against British rule.

Discover Udham Singh Nagoke (1894-1966), a key figure in Sikh shrine reform, Akali agitations, and the Gurdwara movement in India, shaping Majha's history.

BHAGVAN SINGH LAUNGOVALIA (d. 1944), patriot, Akali activist and one of the founders of the Praja Mandal, a platform meant to provide voice to the people of Indian states ruled by Indian princes during British times to ventilate their grievances and protest against the oppression, misrule and extravagances of the autocrats who presided over their destinies, was born in Burma where his father Rur Singh was a soldier in the army. The only child of his parents, he was named Indar Singh. The family originally belonged to the village of Laurigoval in the present Sarigrur district of the Punjab.

BHAN SINGH (d. 1917), a Ghadr activist, was the son of Savan Singh, of the village of Sunet, in Ludhiana district of the Punjab. As a young man, Bhan Singh migrated to Shanghai and then moved to America where he started taking interest in Ghadr activity. He was among those who returned to India to make Ghadr or armed revolution in the country. Travelling by the Tosa Maru he reached Calcutta on 19 October 1914, but was arrested and interned in Montgomery jail.