Bhai Vir Singh, born on December 5, 1872 and passing away on June 10, 1957, is widely recognized as an important figure in shaping Punjabi literature. His contributions were so significant that he earned the nickname "The Sixth River of Punjab." Singh's talents spanned various fields - he was not only a poet and novelist, but also an editor, interpreter of religious texts, historian, and journalist.
Baltej Singh Dhillon made history as the first Sikh officer to wear a turban in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP).
Bhai Kanhaiya Ji came from a wealthy family, but he was not interested in material riches. Instead, he sought spiritual fulfilment and chose to leave home in search of it. He found solace in the company of Sadhus (Saints) and eventually met Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji.
Fauja Singh's 113th Birthday Celebrated by Book Signing in Tokyo Book Store
Despite being one of Guru Gobind Singh's beloved followers and having his writings recognized by the Akal Takht as important, Bhai Nand Lal doesn't seem to receive much attention from everyday Sikhs.
Sharan Art has firmly established himself as a formidable director in the Punjabi film industry, with notable films such as "Galwakdi" and "Rabb Da Radio 2," in his work portfolio.
Waris Singh Ahluwalia is a name known to many, or at least almost everyone must have seen him once in a while somewhere - be it on a magazine cover, in newspapers or on social media.
