Sikh Collection (page 11)

Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Gurdwara Sisganj, Old Delhi The Khanda (Punjabi: aA

Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Water offered in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh bathing his son in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh warrior in Gurdwara Sisganj, Old Delhi

Prayer in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Prayer in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh praying in Gurdwara Sisganj, Old Delhi

Ablutions in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh warrior in Gurdwara Sisganj, Old Delhi

Sikh soldiers dagger (kirpan)

Sikh in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh soldier praying in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh soldier in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

Sikh using cell phone in Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi

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India, Sikh playing Scottish bagpipes in third-class train carriage from Journal des Voyages, engraving, 1909
History of Exploration, India, 20th century. A Sikh playing the Scottish bagpipes in a third-class train carriage. Engraving from Journal des Voyages, 1909

Colorful Seikh in the city of Jodhpur, India

Colorful seikh smoking pipe, Jodhpur, India

Indian Camel Cavalry with Sikh cavalryman. The camel has a neck band covered in small bells. Date: circa 1910s

Chow Kidar - Indian Night Watchman Date: circa 1910s

Museum display of British soldiers with machine gun
A museum display of dummy British soldiers with various means of transport and a Vickers machine gun. Date: 20th century

Indian Barber
An Indian Barber Date: circa 1910s

Bangla Sahib Gurdwara, New Delhi, India, Asia

36th Sikhs at Tsing-Tao
The 36th Sikh regiment land at Tsing-Tao, China, formerly a German naval base, but which had been taken the previous month by a joint Japanese and British operation

Indian Orderly
A very smart Indian Orderly/Manservant, holding a book or ledger

Indian Town crier beating his drum

Bird Shop at Ambala, India
Bird Shop with birdseller (selling birds and cages) at Ambala, India

Indian Dancing Girls in traditional pose or attitude. The two musicians to either side are playing the bowed stringed instrument known as a Sarangi

Sikhs flee from West to East Punjab
A Sikh man with his children in one of the caravans leaving the West Punjab region for the comparative safety of the East Punjab

Partition. Muslim women and children pouring across the fro
Muslim women and children escaping the Sikh Jathas, pouring over the frontier border into Pakistan having heard about atrocities and violence following Partition in 1947

Partition. Refugees crossing the border between Pakistan
A lorryload of Sikh and Hindu refugees about to cross the Wagah Bridge between Pakistan and India to escape the mass killings and atrocities between Muslims

Partition - burning towns and villages in East Punjab
Aerial view above the East Punjab showing towns and village inhabited by Muslims which have been burned by Sikh Jathas (warriors) seeking to rid the area of Muslims

Refugees leave East Punjab to head to India
A heavily-laden bullock cart transporting an extended Sikh refugee family fleeing the communal rioting and additional violence in the East Punjab region associated with the Partition of India

Guardians of the Sikh Refugee caravan
Armed Sikh men on horseback act as the self-appointed guardians fo the column of refugees travelling from East Punjab to Pakistan and safety following the partition of india

Sikh Family fleeing to East Punjab
Uprooted from their home, a Sikh family flee to the safety of the East Punjab carrying only meagre possessions

Long caravan of refugee Sikhs heading to Pakistan
A long column of refugee Sikh flee East Punjab to safety in Pakistan following the violent sectarian aftermath of the partition of India

Partition. Sikh and Hindu refugees in Western Punjab
Sikh and Hindu refugees from the Western Punjab cook their meals on a railway platform at Lahore awaiting trains to take them across the border to India. They are protected by wire put up by police

Indian troops in Salonica - 1916
Indian troops in Salonica during WWI

Indian (Commonwealth) soldier - WWI
Indian (Commonwealth) soldier on the Western Front during World War One, with a very impressive pipe!

A Black Outlook
Two Sikh soldiers, with bayonets fixed, wait to ambush a German Uhlan on horseback. Apart from the terrible pun of the title, the Indian divisions fighting with the Allies were greatly respected

Sikhs on the march
Indian troops on the march in September 1914. The Sikhs are identified by a stell quoit, the old-time national battlefield weapon of the Sikhs, in the Sepoys turbans

Asian Police Officer
Asian police officer wearing a turban instead of a helmet. Metropolitan Police

Elephants / Siege Mooltan
The houdah of Moolrajs elephant struck by a cannon ball during the Siege of Mooltan, Sikh War

Samadi (shrine) of Ranjit Singh, Lahore, Pakistan, Asia

Samadhi (shrine) of Ranjit Singh, Lahore, Pakistan, Asia

The Sikh temple in Kuching, capital of Sarawak in north west Borneo, Malaysia, Southeast Asia, Asia

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"Sikh: A Journey of Faith, Resilience, and Unity" The Sikh Golden Temple of Amritsar, Punjab, India stands as a testament to the unwavering faith and devotion of millions. Known as The Harmandir Sahib or The Golden Temple, this sacred place is not only a spiritual center but also an architectural marvel that reflects in the tranquil pool surrounding it. The history of Sikhs is intertwined with significant events like Partition which divided East and West Punjab. Despite the challenges faced during those times, Sikhs have always stood together in unity. This sentiment is beautifully captured in the Together Poster that symbolizes their collective strength. Every year, countless Sikh pilgrims flock to the Harmandir Sahib seeking solace and enlightenment. Their presence adds to the aura of spirituality that permeates through every corner of this holy site. Sikhs have also displayed immense bravery throughout history. From the Battle of Sobraon in 1846 to World War I where Sikh soldiers fought valiantly alongside their comrades-in-arms, they have proven themselves on numerous battlefields. Amidst all these remarkable stories lies Amrit Sagar - a serene lake adjacent to the Golden Temple. It serves as a reminder that amidst chaos and turmoil, there exists an oasis of peace where one can find solace for their soul. The Charge of Light Dragoons at the Battle of Ramnuggur showcases how Sikhs fearlessly defended their beliefs against all odds. Their unwavering determination has inspired generations after generations. In front of this majestic shrine stand proud Sikhs adorned in traditional attire – a sight that evokes reverence and admiration for their rich heritage and cultural identity. One cannot overlook the significance carried by miniature metal Sikh kirpan daggers – symbols representing courage and protection cherished by every devout follower. Sikhism embodies resilience; it is more than just religion; it's a way of life rooted in love, equality, and selfless service.