The Sikh Soldiers and Guru Granth Sahib

THE CAMPAIGN IN MESOPOTAMIA 1914-1918The Sikhs fought under the British in both World War 1 and World World War 2. The contribution of the Sikhs in these campaign is a noted feature in British history.Men of the 45th Sikhs (52nd Infantry Brigade, 17th Division) marching with the Guru…

British and the Sikhs: The Impact and Legacy of Colonial Dominance in the Punjab: Lecture report

The Punjab Research Group at University of Wolverhampton, UK: 4/11/2012. Room MC437, Millennium City Building, South Campus, University of Wolverhampton, Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton. WV1 1LY.On the 4th November 2012 I presented a paper* entitled: British and the Sikhs: The Impact and Legacy of Colonial Dominance in the Punjab. This was at the…

‘British and the Sikhs: The Impact and Legacy of Colonial Dominance in the Punjab.

I will be doing a talk on the British and the Sikhs at the Punjab Research Group meeting 3rd November 2012 at Wolverhampton University.British and the Sikhs: The impact and legacy of Colonial dominance in the Panjab. The British came into India under the premise of trade and commerce.…

Sikhs and the British: The Charter Act and the beginnings of the missionary movement.

Sikhs and the British: The Charter Act and the beginnings of the missionary movement. Sikh Historian Gurinder Singh Mann, discusses the relatively unknown Charter Act which introduced the Christian missionary movement into India. In my recent TV interview regarding the British and the Sikhs, I referred to the…

THIS SITE IS NOW CALLED www.sikhscholar.co.uk

I have decided to rename this site to www.sikhscholar.co.uk, my other work and sites which i have connections with can be seen at wwww.gsmann.com.I was finding that people were getting in contact with me through my various projects so i decided to put the portfolio sites on one…

Dr Leyden Project at the Panjab Research Group

  Panjab Research Group lectures : 29/10/2011. Wolfson College, University of Oxford, Linton Road  Oxford OX2 6UDThe Punjab Research Group is a forum for academics in the UK to showcase their research. I was invited to talk about the Dr Leyden project. I explained the purpose and reasons…