Anup Kaur with her group took part in the battle with the Sikhs against the hill chiefs. Victory in this battle created self-confidence among the young girls. But what Anūp Kaur desired was not fame and glory...
Every time I enter Delhi Gate - one of the 13 historical Gates of the ancient walled city of Lahore, Punjab - the mind’s eye goes back 270 years when the main gateway and beyond were witness...
Let me mediate on You forever and enshrine You in my mind. You are the only cure of my maladies, and it is through You that I'm rid of my ego.
The Sikh Museum Initiative announces the launch of the Anglo Sikh Wars website. The site will cover all information related to the project: Anglo Sikh Wars: Battles, Treaties and Relics.
This week's roll of honour of those who died exactly 100 years ago lists troopers who were all Sepoys, the equivalent of a Private, but also one Follower - one of the vital ancillary men without whom an army on the move could not function.
Most of us, if not all, have experienced our prayers being answered. It could be be a small thing like getting a parking space to a large thing like being blessed with a child.
When he was very young his mother passed away. Later his Father also got expired and Guru Ramdas ji became orphan at the age of 7.
To know who we are as a people, we look to our ancestors who carved out new lives and upheld old traditions. Kaur Life strives to share as many vintage photos of Sikh women with the community. This way, when think about Sikh history, we no longer have blank minds,...
This week's roll of honour of those who died exactly 100 years ago lists men from a variety of professional roles including Drivers, Infantrymen, Sappers and even a Bugler.
A century ago Sikhs fought in the Great War alongside their Indian and British counterparts. But their experiences have remained hidden - until now. The first of their now fortnightly newsletters looks at one such incredible account.