The SINGH category of ‘arsh.blog’ is dedicated to the glorious heritage of Sikh history and the unparalleled tales of valor of Sikh warriors. This category presents the immortal stories of Khalsa Sikhs according to the teachings of Sikhism. This document of Sikh warriors’ bravery, service, sacrifice, and unwavering loyalty to the motherland will not only inspire you but also guide you towards receiving the blessings of Guru Maharaj. In the SINGH category, you will find the biographies of Sikh heroes and distinguished personalities who, through their courage and dedication, gave a new direction to Indian history.
Baba Buddha Ji was born in 1506 AD in a humble family, yet his life elevated him to become a pillar of Sikh history. Born in the village of Kathu Nangal in Amritsar district, he was raised in the loving care of his father, Bhai Suggha Ji, and mother, Mata Gora Ji. Mata Gora Ji […]
Sikh Soldiers Who Won the Victoria Cross in the First and Second World War The Victoria Cross (VC) is the highest and most prestigious military decoration awarded by the British Armed Forces. It is conferred “for valour in the presence of the enemy”, recognizing the most exceptional acts of bravery and sacrifice on the battlefield.
Sardar Sham Singh Attari: An Exemplary Patriot and Brave Warrior Sardar Sham Singh Attari, whose name shines brightly in the golden chapters of Sikh history, was born in 1788 CE in the renowned village of Attari in Punjab, India. This village is located approximately 25 kilometers from Amritsar, on the route to Pakistan. He was
Bhai Subeg Singh Ji and Bhai Shahbaz Singh Ji: (Who were martyred on the spinning wheels) Bhai Subeg Singh was a resident of the village of Jamber (District Lahore, Pakistan). He was a well-educated scholar of Persian. Bhai Subeg Singh worked as a government contractor in Lahore and also served as the Kotwal (police chief)
Bhai Sukha Singh Ji and Bhai Mehtab Singh Ji: The Pride and Honor of Sikhism Bhai Sukha Singh Ji and Bhai Mehtab Singh Ji, in defense of the pride and sanctity of Sikhism, avenged the desecration of Sri Harmandir Sahib in Amritsar by Massa Ranghar, also known as Massa Uddin. They publicly executed him by
Sardar Nidhan Singh ‘Panj Hathha Singh’: The Immortal Tale of Bravery and Sacrifice India is a land of countless stories of courage and sacrifice. Among them is the saga of Sardar Nidhan Singh, known as ‘Panj Hathha Singh.’ During the reign of ‘Sher-e-Punjab’ Maharaja Ranjit Singh, Punjab stood as a strong and united state, owing
Shahid Bhai Baz Singh: The Heroic Saga of a True Soldier of the Guru Across the world, Sikhs have always fought against oppression with unparalleled martial skills, valor, and humanity. During the intense efforts of Islamization in India, Shahid Baz Singh, with his bravery, forced the ruler Farrukhsiyar to flee from his throne. This is
Sardar Bota Singh and Garja Singh: Symbols of Indomitable Courage and Valor During the Mughal Empire, when the atrocities against the Sikh community had reached their peak, the rulers of that time vowed to eradicate the Khalsa Panth. Whenever plunderers like Nadir Shah and Ahmad Shah Abdali returned after looting India, the Sikh warriors would
Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa: A Symbol of Unparalleled Valor and Noble Ideals Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa was born in 1791 CE in Gujranwala, Punjab (now in Pakistan). Under the guidance of his parents, Gurdiyal Singh and Dharam Kaur, he spent his early years. However, the martyrdom of his father at the tender age of seven
The Reign of the Khalsa (Sher-e-Punjab: Maharaja Ranjit Singh) One of the most glorious chapters in Sikh history is the golden era of Sher-e-Punjab Maharaja Ranjit Singh, famously known as the Khalsa Raj. This reign was founded by the descendants of Sardar Nodh Singh of the Sukerchakia Misl, whose exemplary leadership brought unparalleled bravery and
