For most, retirement Is a simple enough noun. It means end of work. Not for Baba lqbal Singh, though. 90 yr Old Babaji has been working relentlessly to change lives and enjoined thousands in the noble mission of Educating, Enshrining & Empowering PUNJAB. The Sikh 100 profiles some of the most influential people of Sikh […]
For most, retirement Is a simple enough noun. It means end of work. Not for Baba lqbal Singh, though. 90 yr Old Babaji has been working relentlessly to change lives and enjoined thousands in the noble mission of Educating, Enshrining & Empowering PUNJAB.
The Sikh 100 profiles some of the most influential people of Sikh heritage from around the world crossing all sectors including business, education, profession, media, entertainment, sport and charity.
Due to its deep and unrivalled insight into the highly regarded work of Sikhs throughout the world, the Sikh Directory proudly announced the latest release of ‘Sikh 100’
Jathedar Kulwant Singh of Sachkhand Hazoor Sahib as been listed as the world’s most impactful & influential and contemporary Sikh followed by Sant Laabh Singh, Giani Gurbachan Singh & Baba Iqbal Singh Ji.
Baba Iqbal Singh Ji has been tirelessly working toward one direction – imparting education in rural and marginalised areas to fight drugs and alcohol abuse in Punjab-since he retired as director of agriculture. Himachal Pradesh.
In charge of Kalgidhar Trust since 1965 nearly two decades before he retired in 1987, beginning it with 1 Room School, Babaji now oversees work of the organisation that runs 129 CBSE-affiliated English medium schools that have more than 60,000 children.
Far away from the urban milieu, these schools focus on value-based education to children from marginalised sections of society.
The other listed individuals, whilst enjoying success in their own fields, continue to contribute significantly in raising the profile and impact of the global Sikh community.
The Sikh Directory, with its wide influential network has become one of the most respected and powerful community worldwide publications since its inception in 2006. It was for the first time that the function to release the list was organized in India.
The founder of the body that prepares the list Navdeep Singh, who owns a chain of hotel in UK and Europe, said the aim of the publication of the list is to spread about the Great Sikh personalities so that all generations are encouraged to aim high, be passionate and excel in all aspects of their lives.
~ Source: Ajit