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Discover Gopal Singh's legacy as a Punjabi poet, journalist, and critic, known for translating Sri Guru Granth Sahib into English. Explore his works and impact.

Discover Harbhajan Singh Halwarvi’s journey through Punjabi journalism and literature, including award-winning poetry and significant contributions.

Explore the legacy of Jassa Singh Ramgarhia, the Sikh military leader renowned for rebuilding the Ramgarh fort and his role in 18th-century Punjab.

Explore the legacy of Kabir, a revered saint whose teachings shape the Kabirpanthis, with centers spreading his wisdom across India.

Discover the role of the Khalsa Defence of India League in boosting Sikh military enlistment during WWII and preserving their special army position.

Explore intimate accounts of British residents in 1846-49 Lahore, capturing political events and trends during the Regency period between the Anglo-Sikh wars.

Explore the legacy of Matab Singh, an 18th-century Sikh warrior who stood against oppression and defended faith with bravery and determination.

Explore Moran's influence on Maharaja Ranjit Singh, from mesmerizing dances to coins in her honor. Discover her lasting legacy in Lahore's history.

NICHOLSON, JOHN (1821-1857), political assistant at Firozpur (1844-45), was born in Dublin on 11 December 1821, the son of Dr Alexander Nicholson. He obtained cadetship in Bengal Infantry in 1839 and in December the same year was posted to the 27th Native Infantry at Firozpur. In 1844, he became political assistant at Firozpur in which capacity he was found indulging in intrigues against the Sikh State and Lord Hardinge felt inclined to remove him from the frontier.

Discover the remarkable journey of Jamadar Partap Singh, from Punjab Army officer to influential leader in Sikh administration and post-independence politics.

Explore the rich history and biographies of Punjab's chiefs with detailed genealogies in Griffin's enlightening work on nobility.

Explore the intriguing history of Ratan Chand and Karam Chand's battle with the Sikhs in the early 1600s, a tale woven into the rich tapestry of Sikh history.