Thankfully Sikhs have spent 2019 in celebrating the 550th anniversary of the birth of Guru Nanak who initiated the most profound spiritual lineage and spiritual revolution arguably in history.
Serving across many theatres of war, across three continents, Indian forces and those they supplied helped defeat two fascist regimes
Gurudwara Janam Asthan Sri Guru Ram Das
Kashiana Singh and Japneet Kaur present to you - His Own Magnificent Sons – A Story of reverence, sacrifice and separation.
"I see no enemy, all I see is you, my beloved Guru...."
Commemorating Martyrs fosters good understanding, goodwill and respect between the people of Punjab and the western world
Random Thoughts on the conclusion of the series
Before the arrival of the Sikhs, Charles Brooke built a series of wooden forts at key locations such along the Sarawak River at Kuching and Belidah, Lingga at the mouth of the Lupar River, at Skrang in Upper Batang Lupar and as far as Kanowit on the Rajang river to protect the people. The forts were manned by Brooke-friendly Dayaks who were called “Fortmen”. But they were not effective and in early 1853 the Sea Dayaks raided Fort Skrang and killed Brooke officer Alan Lee.