Sikhs and Olympics
Sikhs have been a part of the Olympic games since the 1928 Olympics held in Amsterdam.
Raksha Bandhan in Sikhism
Sikhism and Raksha Bandhan
Coming directly to the answer that whether or not Rakhi or Raksha Bandhan has any connection with Sikhism or not? Answer is No. Sikhs and the Sikh religion has no relation at all with this festival of Rakhri or Raksha Bandhan.
Guru Nanak Dev Ji in Haridwar
Guru Nanak visited various sites across the world to help people understand the real meaning of life and help them come out of the fake beliefs and superstitions. On Guru Nanak Dev Ji's visit to the Haridwar city situated on the banks of river Ganges, Guru Ji saw people throwing water towards the rising sun.
Nishan Sahib
Nishan Sahib
These points will help us know more about the Nishan Sahib and its importance in Sikhism -
- In the words Nishan and Sahib, Nishan means Symbol and Sahib means Lord or master. Sahib is used often in Sikhism to depict respect.
Bhai Baghel Singh Ji - Conqueror of Delhi
BHAI BAGHEL SINGH JI (1730-1802)
Bhai Baghel Singh Ji were born in 1730 in village Chabal Kalan in district Tarn Taran Sahib. Baghel Singh Ji became the leader of Crore Singhia Misl. Bhai Baghel Singh Ji led the Crore Singhia Misl during the 18th century when the misl had over 12000 fight men.
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