This Song Was Written In Remembrance Of Our Father Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaj, Our Grandmother Mata Gujri Ji, And Our Brothers, The Chaar Sahibzaade And The Sacrifices Made For Us.
ਧੰਨ ਗੁਰੂ ਗੋਬਿੰਦ ਸਿੰਘ ਜੀ
ਮਾਤਾ ਗੁਜਰੀ ਜੀ
ਅਤੇ ਚਾਰ ਸਾਹਿਬਜ਼ਾਦੇ
Taren Kaur has composed this song, touching upon the Sikh Sentiments for Sarbands Daani Guru Gobind Singh Ji!
GURDWARA SHRI TAHLIANA SAHIB is situated in the Raikot city of Ludhiana Distt. GURU SAHIB came here all the from MACHIWARA SAHIB via Alamgeer Sahib. When SHRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI came to this place at that time, Paali Noora Maahi of Rai Kalle used to graze cattle. GURU SAHIB asked him to provide milk […]
GURDWARA SHRI TAHLIANA SAHIB is situated in the Raikot city of Ludhiana Distt. GURU SAHIB came here all the from MACHIWARA SAHIB via Alamgeer Sahib. When SHRI GURU GOBIND SINGH JI came to this place at that time, Paali Noora Maahi of Rai Kalle used to graze cattle. GURU SAHIB asked him to provide milk to which Noora requested that he had just milked the buffaloes. Then GURU SAHIB pointed towards one of the buffaloes & asked him to milk that buffalo to which Noora replied that he doesn’t have a utensil. GURU SAHIB then & there gave him Ganga Sagar around which there were 288 holes. Noora tied the buffalo to one Karaunda shrub & was astonished to see that when the buffalo gave milk, inspite of the 288 holes in the Ganga Sagar, the milk did not come out. On seeing this miracle, Noora was very happy & told the whole story to Rai Kalle following which all the people came to have glimpse of GURU SAHIB.
Sitting at this place GURU SAHIB asked Rai Kalle to provide some horse riders, so that he could send them to Sirhind to get news about Mata Gujri Ji & younger Sahibjada’s. Rai Kalle accepted the service at once & sent Noora to Sirhind to get news about Mata Gujri & younger Sahibjada’s as Noora’s sister Nooran was married at Sirhind. Noora accepted the order & went to his sister in Sirhind. On hearing about Mata Gujri & Sahibjada’s, he came back to Raikot & told the whole story to GURU SAHIB that younger Sahibjada’s had been martyred by bricking them alive as the Sahibjada’s didn’t accept Islam. On hearing the news, GURU SAHIB dug out the root of Kaahi’s plant with the help of his arrow & declared that Mughal rule roots have been dug. At that time, Rai Kalle requested that he is also a Turkish. GURU SAHIB was very pleased with Rai Kalle’s service so GURU SAHIB presented him a Sword (Khanda), Ganga Sagar (with 288 holes) & a Rehal & said that till the time you keep good care of these things, nothing would happen to your rule.
Source- HistoricalGurdwaras
The Man on Mission; Panditrao Dharenavar, presently assistant professor in Post graduate government college, sector 46, Chandigarh worked tirelessly to put more than 250 public sign boards in the capital city of Punjab and Haryana. He used funds from his own income to place Public Sign Boards in 3 three languages. He ensured that Punjabi […]
The Man on Mission; Panditrao Dharenavar, presently assistant professor in Post graduate government college, sector 46, Chandigarh worked tirelessly to put more than 250 public sign boards in the capital city of Punjab and Haryana.
He used funds from his own income to place Public Sign Boards in 3 three languages. He ensured that Punjabi language topped serial order. The other two languages included Urdu and his mother language Kannada.
He dreams to put more than 500 Public sign boards in the year 2016 in five languages in the order of Punjabi, Kannada, Urdu, Hindi and English.
Panditrao who was selected as assistant professor by Union Public Service Commission in government college, has gone step ahead by learning Punjabi language and penning down 12 books.
He translated Sri Jap Ji Sahib, Sri Sukhmani Sahib, Zafaranama into his mother language, Kannada.
He has dream to unite the two ends of India with his wonderful efforts.
He says, “The day I complete the translation of Sri Guru Granth Sahib ji into Kannada, only then will my life’s aim will be fulfilled”
~ Tapasleen Kaur
~ New Delhi, 2nd Jan ’16
The Sikh community from California has championed on the 2nd Sikh float titled “A Sikh-American Journey”. The float has a flower carousel, peacocks, a carving of the State of Punjab in the back, and a Sikh horeseman leading the way.
It aims to introduce Sikh culture to fellow American, enhancing its the wider understanding.
The idea for a Sikh-American float at the Rose Parade sprang from a mission undertaken by Rashpal Singh Dhindsa, founder and president of the United Sikh Mission, to spread more public awareness about Sikh Americans and the Sikh faith, which began in India.
It will spread the message about positive contributions of Sikhs.
Miri Piri School has been opened in Brazil in February 2015 which offers a refreshing premise & academic excellence during the formative years for children of all walks of life. The institution caters to the material, spiritual and social needs of families and kids by applying the universal values shared by Guru Nanak Dev Ji […]
Miri Piri School has been opened in Brazil in February 2015 which offers a refreshing premise & academic excellence during the formative years for children of all walks of life.
The institution caters to the material, spiritual and social needs of families and kids by applying the universal values shared by Guru Nanak Dev Ji helping them to build a strong character to face the challenges of life with excellence.
Miri Piri School Brazil has emerged as a hope to restore forgotten values along with applying best education practices for future generations in South America. The fundamental principle underpinning our academic curriculum is a set of values such as reverence, purity, and discipline that anchors all academic areas of our curriculum – arts, literature, social and natural studies, games and math, cooking, music, yoga, meditation and gatka.
This provides an opportunity for children and families to work on persistent parenting and educational problems under a substantial educational team support and technology.
The school is functional for children from ages 2 to 6 years.
Not having completed even one year of business, the investors are ready to open two other Miri Piri Schools in 2017.
The parents now want the institution to guarantee that their children can grow with the school.
The purpose is to create an educational system based on academic excellence and Dharmic values because the core principles of Sikhism can serve as a substratum to a new culture in the contemporary world. A culture that fosters honor and reverence for life in all its nuances; a culture that can provide better human beings for the world regardless their walk of life.
Source-Dr. Gurusangat Kaur Khalsa, PhD – Brazil
gsk@abaky.org.br
Appreciate this little Khalsa Kid reciting Choupai Sahib with Sangat. Her innocent voice will get you mesmerized for SURE!
Appreciate this little Khalsa Kid reciting Choupai Sahib with Sangat. Her innocent voice will get you mesmerized for SURE!
Shaheedi of Sahibzadas is a saga of great inspiration for the young children. This event is celebrated in Akal Academy Bilga. After recitation of Mala path, Shabad and poems were recited by students. Self-composed poem was recited by students of XI Science Jugraj Singh arousing emotional sentiments for the supreme sacrifices by the Sahibzaade. A […]
Shaheedi of Sahibzadas is a saga of great inspiration for the young children. This event is celebrated in Akal Academy Bilga. After recitation of Mala path, Shabad and poems were recited by students.
Self-composed poem was recited by students of XI Science Jugraj Singh arousing emotional sentiments for the supreme sacrifices by the Sahibzaade.
A student Simranjit Kaur of XII narrated the saga of valor & sacrifice and how they remained firm on their principles.
After this teacher Gurpreet Kaur delivered speech motivating the students to follow the path shown by Guru Gobind Singh Ji, Mata Gujri Ji and Sahibzade. Every Child was inspired by the greatness, the virtues and the indomitable and unconquerable spirit of Guru Gobind Singh Ji
In the end Parshad was also distributed among students.
~ Tapasleen Kaur
~ New Delhi, 1st Jan ’16
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Cancer expert Harpal Singh Kumar was Knighted by Queen Elizabeth-II recently for his “influential” work in prevention and treatment of cancer. 50-year-old Kumar, who is the chief executive of Cancer Research UK, is the son of Indian parents who migrated to Britain. “He has been hugely influential in promoting research into the prevention, early diagnosis […]
Cancer expert Harpal Singh Kumar was Knighted by Queen Elizabeth-II recently for his “influential” work in prevention and treatment of cancer.
50-year-old Kumar, who is the chief executive of Cancer Research UK, is the son of Indian parents who migrated to Britain.
“He has been hugely influential in promoting research into the prevention, early diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and cancer care. CRUK’s income and research spend are at an all-time high”, the citation accompanying his knighthood noted.
As one of the trustees of Francis Crick Institute, Cambridge and Harvard-educated Kumar has been instrumental in setting up the institute as a world-leading centre of biomedical research and innovation.
The annual list also includes several other Indian-origin individuals in various fields like entrepreneurship, financial services and community service.
Other prominent Indian-origin individuals honoured with civilian awards such as Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (OBE) and Member of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (MBE) include Raminder Singh Ranger, whose company Sun Mark Ltd has won several export awards from the British government.
London-based Samir Desai has been honoured for services to financial services, while Raj Nayyar is included in the list for services to tax policy. Kala Patel got the OBE for services to childcare business.
~ Source: IndiaTimes
“A day without giving, is a day gone waste”! Mr Jaspal Singh Jassi has made this the principal of his life. Not just words, he proves it with his heart touching gestures, He owns a bakery at Panchkula. When we look around us, all we see is ego, hatred, inhibitions and doubt. And these emotions […]
“A day without giving, is a day gone waste”!
Mr Jaspal Singh Jassi has made this the principal of his life. Not just words, he proves it with his heart touching gestures, He owns a bakery at Panchkula.
When we look around us, all we see is ego, hatred, inhibitions and doubt. And these emotions follow us even when we go to help someone. The first thing we ask ourselves is if the said person is really worth the help?
While we are busy complaining, this SIKH makes sure he steps in to make this place a better place to live in.
He takes street kids to places like McDonalds and buys them meals which they might have not even dreamed of. He celebrates their birthdays by buying them toys and planting trees in their name at his Bakery.
His noble gestures shows how a person can use his power of humanity brings smile to the faces of the unprivileged. He not only touches the life of these street kids but also the ones around him.
Lets make this man famous!
~ Source: Facebook
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