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Explore the life of Jaswant Singh Bhagat, a key figure in the Gurdwara Reform movement. Discover his journey and contributions from Rawalpindi to Ambala.

Discover the life and legacy of Bhai Jawahir Singh, a key figure in the Singh Sabha movement, whose dedication shaped Sikh education in the late 19th century.

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

Explore the impactful journey of Akali politician Lachhman Singh Gill, who briefly served as Punjab's Chief Minister and championed the Punjabi language.

Explore John Lawrence's role as Governor General of India, shaping British rule in Punjab with rigorous policies and administrative changes from 1846-1879.

Explore the impactful life of Amar Singh, Sheri Punjab, journalist, and Sikh politics figure. Dive into his roles in journalism and Sikh leadership.

Discover Mangal Singh Akali's influential journey from journalist to parliamentarian, fighting for Sikh rights and shaping India's political landscape.

Discover the legacy of Arjan Singh Chahal, Sardar Bahadur, a pioneering Sikh leader and honorary magistrate who shaped Punjab's history in the 19th century.

Explore the life of Jathedar Mohan Singh Tur, a pivotal Akali politician whose leadership spanned pivotal Sikh agitations from 1915 to 1979.

Discover the legacy of Attar Singh, a 19th-century scholar and nobleman from Punjab with expertise in languages and strong ties with the British.

Discover Bhai Mohan Singh Vaid, an unorthodox writer and social reformer, renowned for modernizing Punjabi prose and advocating for Sikh principles.

BAGGA SINGH, BHAI (1893-1921), was born during Assu 1950 Bk/September-October 1893, the son of Bhai Ganga Singh and Mai Mallan, a peasant couple of Chakk No. 38 Deva Singhvala in Sheikhupura district, in the newly developed canal area in western Punjab by the British. He learnt reading and writing in Gurmukhi script from the village granthi and took the initiation of the Khalsa at the age of 18. He was of a lissom athletic build interested in village sports and was also a member of the village holy choir.