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DEG TEGH FATEH, a Sikh saying which literally means victory (fateh) to kettle (deg) and sword (tegh).

Explore the prolific career of Gurbachan Singh Talib, a legendary scholar noted for his contributions to English literature and Sikh studies.

Explore the legacy of Jogendra Singh, a Sikh scholar and statesman, noted for his contributions to journalism and agriculture in the early 20th century.

Discover 'Khalsa Mahima,' a poem by Guru Gobind Singh that highlights the powerful bond and praise of the Khalsa in the Dasam Granth.

Discover the inspiring journey of Mazhabi Sikhs, former untouchables in Punjab who found equality through Sikhism's transformative spiritual teachings.

Explore the rich history of Pahul in Sikh tradition, a transformative initiation ceremony involving the sacred Khande di Pahul - the Nectar of Immortality.

Explore the legacy of Santa Singh, a martyr of Nankana Sahib who championed Sikh liberation. Discover his inspiring journey as a Khalsa leader.

Discover how the Singh Sabha Movement revitalized Sikhism in the 19th century, preserving its unique identity amidst Western influences.

Explore the history of Tatt Khalsa, the true Khalsa faction in the Sikh schism after Guru Gobind Singh's era. Discover its impact on Sikhism.

Discover Zain Khan's tumultuous reign as Sirhind's governor and his downfall in 1764, marked by relentless Sikh resistance in the Great Carnage.

Explore the 1840 Anglo-Sikh Treaty establishing trade duties for the Punjab's rivers, enhancing commerce between the Sikh and British governments.

BIKRAMA SINGH, KANVAR (1835-1887), one of the pioneers of the Singh Sabha movement, was born in 1835. He was the son of Raja Nihal Singh of Kapurthala. As he grew up, he developed interest in classical learning and music. He received several honours and distinctions from the British government. During the 1857 uprising, he commanded a Kapurthala contingent of 300 men, horse and foot, and 2 guns to defend Hoshiarpur.