The doubts have been raised about the authenticity of the Plume (Kalgi) of Guru Gobind Singh brought to Golden Temple.
Architectural Heritage
Restoration work of Darshani Deodi begins
The restoration work of Darshani Deodi of the Golden Temple was started by Jathedar, Akal Takht, Giani Gurbachan Singh and SGPC chief Avtar Singh here today.
The restoration work of Darshani Deodi of the Golden Temple was started by Jathedar, Akal Takht, Giani Gurbachan Singh and SGPC chief Avtar Singh here today.
Material Heritage
SGPC to carbon date " Guru's Kalgi"
The doubts have been raised about the authenticity of the Plume (Kalgi) of Guru Gobind Singh brought to Golden Temple.
The doubts have been raised about the authenticity of the Plume (Kalgi) of Guru Gobind Singh brought to Golden Temple.
Manuscripts
Chamber found in Fort
A passage discovered in the Lahore Fort during evacuation beneath the bedroom of Mughal Emperor Shahjahan is still waiting further exploration and research for establishing its significance, importance and relevancy due to lack of experts.
A passage discovered in the Lahore Fort during evacuation beneath the bedroom of Mughal Emperor Shahjahan is still waiting further exploration and research for establishing its significance, importance and relevancy due to lack of experts.
Cultural Heritage
The subduer of territories:Hari Singh Nalwa
In the two and a half centuries that Afghanistan has existed as a nation, three super powers --- the US, Russia and Britain have attempted to subdue the Afghans with little or absolutely no success. The Sikhs won the only real victories against them. Hari Singh Nalwas success has remained unmatched.
In the two and a half centuries that Afghanistan has existed as a nation, three super powers --- the US, Russia and Britain have attempted to subdue the Afghans with little or absolutely no success. The Sikhs won the only real victories against them. Hari Singh Nalwas success has remained unmatched.
Editorials & Reviews
Video Story : Fighting with Razor Sharp Blades
A violent and bloody martial art banned in India, is enjoying a resurgence in the UK. Nina Teggarty reports.
Shastar Vidiya, the violent and bloody science of weapons, banned by a British Raj worried about violent insurrection, is being revived by a Sikh factory worker from Wolverhampton.
