Sacred bani from the pen of Guru Gobind Singh Sahib
Charles Wikins (1781) I found the College1 of the Seeks, situated in one of the narrow streets of Patna, at no very considerable distance from the Custom-house. I was permitted to … Continue Reading →
Review Seeks and Their College at Patna by Sir Charles Wilkins Dr. Ganda Singh Sir Charles Wilkins, the writer of the following observations on The Sikhs and their College at … Continue Reading →
THE DASAM GRANTH IS THE distilled essence of the devotional, spiritual and secular literature of the Indian sub-continent. It brings out the profound learning of Guru Gobind Singh and his court … Continue Reading →
Jasbir Singh Mann in his article Debate on Dasam Granth; Issues and Evidence has listed the members of the Sodhak Committee (1897) along with their ‘credentials’. Comparing the name list which JS … Continue Reading →
Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the tenth heir of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, possessed great qualities of a warrior and a poet. He used the might of sword and pen equally … Continue Reading →
On the 20th July, 1975, a Government-sponsored, All Communities Convention was held at Patiala to chalk out a programme for the tercentenary celebrations of the martyrdom of Guru Tegh Bahadur, … Continue Reading →
Sirdar Kapur Singh Guru Gobind Singh Ji himself, about whose altogether reliable testimony and credibility, no reasonable doubts can be raised, tells us in Bachitranaatak (1686), that his father, “broke … Continue Reading →
Says Guru Gobind Singh: ‘Which Kalika did I worship? ‘Mahan Kal’ – the great destroyer, i.e. Almighty God, I worship‘. He goes on: ‘Some worship Brahma and some call Shiva God. Some say … Continue Reading →
Janamsakhis narrate accounts of Guru Nanak’s travels. Simple sentences during conversation with saints, common folks and Bhai Mardana ji, Guru’s friend and disciple, unveil the mysteries of the Unseen many a … Continue Reading →
Prof Darshan Singh Ragi is in the panthic dock for using derogatory remarks on the Jeevan and Banee of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Sahib. The case is simple and straightforward. He narrated a story … Continue Reading →