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Explore Morinda's rich history at Gurdwara Shahid Garij, a poignant shrine marking Guru Gobind Singh's family's sacrifice in 1705.

Discover the poignant story of Guru Gobind Singh's sons in Bhai Dunna Singh's epic poem, once housed in Amritsar's Sikh Reference Library.

Discover the daring actions of Sadhu Singh Akali during the Sikh assault on Multan, capturing the citadel in a historic 1818 battle.

Discover the tale of Gangeva Pitama, the embodiment of sacrifice and duty in the Mahabharata. Uncover his devotion and leadership legacy.

Explore the historic journey of Shiv Dial from Wazirabad to Lahore, managing estates and leaving a legacy in Sikh service. Learn more about his impactful life.

Uncover the compelling moral lessons in Hikayat's Persian verse tales, exploring themes from romance to the macabre in medieval Indian literature.

Explore the heroic life of Tilok Singh, a devoted disciple of Guru Gobind Singh and ancestor of Phulkian dynasties. Learn about his influence and legacy.

Discover the inspiring life of Bhai Jivan Singh, a Sikh hero who defied odds to honor Guru Tegh Bahadur and played a vital role in Sikh history.

Discover Vidura's role in Mahabharata, his devotion to Krishna, and how his story inspires humility and reverence in devotion, even for those from low castes.

Arun, the charioteer of the lamp of the world (i.e. the sun) and brother of Garuda, the king of the birds became a cripple on account of his past actions. (Dhanasari Trilochan, p. 695) Aruna was the son of Kashyapa (Brahma\'s son) by his wife Vinata. Kashyapa had two wives: Vinata and Kadru. Having been pleased by their services, he granted them boons. Kadru was to be blessed with one thousand naga (serpent) sons and Vinata with two powerful sons. Kadru laid one thousand eggs and Vinata two.

Discover Jodh Singh Rosa's valorous military legacy under Maharaja Ranjit Singh, from Lahore's capture to bravery in Kashmir campaigns.

Explore the historical narrative of Wazir Khan, the Mughal faujdar of Sirhind, and his encounters with Guru Gobind Singh in the tumultuous early 1700s.