Sculpture artist's Baisakhi Gift
'I have prepared all these cannons in my farmhouse because I could not have done it at my home. To work on them, I needed a lot of space,' he said. While he prepared fibreglass himself and purchased steel from the market, the gurdwara trust provided him wood for the sculptures. 'I was a kind of 'one man army', doing all the work and succeeding in my endeavor because of the blessings of my God,' he said.
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118 Years Later, A Train to Makindu
Men were packed in the ship like sardines in a tin... They were crossing a vast ocean... Amidst this group of men...., led by one who reverently carried on his head a small cot, on which sat what looked like a big book, richly draped.
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Minar-e-Khalsa
Gulab Singh learned to engrave from his father Sardar Santokh Singh and began an independent studio where he would do his own engraving
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Auction House releases details of Ranjit Singh sculpture
Auction house in London gives out the details of the rare and imposing marble bust of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
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The Ardaas sculpture at Medhiana Sahib
This is the Gurdwara where Guru Gobind Singh Ji did daily Ishnaan and where the Ardaas is composed in the form of statues.
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