The pages of Sikh History were once again stained in blood as during this time the Chhota Ghallughara (Holocaust) occurred (March-June 1746)

Under the orders of the Mughal forces and the wickid Lakhpat Rai tens of thousands of Sikhs were killed and massacred. 

Lakhpat Rai went on to order Sikh places of worship be destroyed and the Saroops of Sahib Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji be burnt. He vowed to eliminate the Sikh kaum from the face of the Earth. 

He even went so far as to decree that anyone uttering the word "Guru" would be put to death and even saying the Panjabi language word for sugar, "gur", which sounded like "Guru", would be cause for the death penalty. 

This massacre of Sikhs exemplifies the tyrant policies of the Mughal empire in which Hindu officials like Lakhpat Rai also contributed and shows the rare valour on the part of the Sikhs whom never abandoned their faith. 

The Chhota Ghallughara of 1746 and the Vadda Ghallughara of 1762 are unforgettable tragic events. The Sikh Kaum will remain indebted to the Sikh men, women and children martyred in these Ghallugharas and until the end of time will continue to pay homage to these valiant martyrs


Season 3 of the Sikh History Series Podcast, The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 1: The plight of the Singhs

Season 3: The Chota Ghallughara;  Episode 1 The Plight of the Singhs

Season 3 of the Sikh History Series Podcast, The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 2: The  Killing of Jaspat Rai 

In 1746 the pages of Sikh History were once again stained in blood as during this time the Chhota Ghallughara (Holocaust) occurred (March-June 1746)

Under the orders of the Mughal forces and the wickid Lakhpat Rai tens of thousands of Sikhs were killed and massacred. 

Lakhpat Rai went on to order Sikh places of worship be destroyed and the Saroops of Sahib Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji be burnt. He vowed to eliminate the Sikh kaum from the face of the Earth. 

He even went so far as to decree that anyone uttering the word "Guru" would be put to death and even saying the Panjabi language word for sugar, "gur", which sounded like "Guru", would be cause for the death penalty. 

This massacre of Sikhs exemplifies the tyrant policies of the Mughal empire in which Hindu officials like Lakhpat Rai also contributed and shows the rare valour on the part of the Sikhs whom never abandoned their faith. 

The Chhota Ghallughara of 1746 and the Vadda Ghallughara of 1762 are unforgettable tragic events. The Sikh Kaum will remain indebted to the Sikh men, women and children martyred in these Ghallugharas and until the end of time will continue to pay homage to these valiant martyrs

Season 3: The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 2: The Killing of Jaspat Rai

Season 3 of the Sikh History Series Podcast, The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 3: The Genocide begins...


Season 3: The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 3: The Genocide begins...

Season 3 of the Sikh History Series Podcast, The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 4: The Singhs Fight Back... 

In 1746 the pages of Sikh History were once again stained in blood as during this time the Chhota Ghallughara (Holocaust) occurred (March-June 1746)

Under the orders of the Mughal forces and the wickid Lakhpat Rai tens of thousands of Sikhs were killed and massacred. 

Lakhpat Rai went on to order Sikh places of worship be destroyed and the Saroops of Sahib Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji be burnt. He vowed to eliminate the Sikh kaum from the face of the Earth. 

He even went so far as to decree that anyone uttering the word "Guru" would be put to death and even saying the Panjabi language word for sugar, "gur", which sounded like "Guru", would be cause for the death penalty. 

This massacre of Sikhs exemplifies the tyrant policies of the Mughal empire in which Hindu officials like Lakhpat Rai also contributed and shows the rare valour on the part of the Sikhs whom never abandoned their faith. 

The Chhota Ghallughara of 1746 and the Vadda Ghallughara of 1762 are unforgettable tragic events. The Sikh Kaum will remain indebted to the Sikh men, women and children martyred in these Ghallugharas and until the end of time will continue to pay homage to these valiant martyrs.

Season 3:  The Chota Ghallughara, Episode 4: The Singhs Strike Back...

The Bani of Akaal Ustat by Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji Maharaaj

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ਨਸੀਹਤਨਾਮਾ Nasihat Nama Bani of Guru Nanak Dev Ji Maharaaj read by Sant Baba Bhagwan Singh Ji 

Nasihat Nama

Season 6: The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji: Episode One 

In this season of the podcast we will be looking at Great Shaheedi Saka of the 9th Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji

Season 6: The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji: Episode One

Series 6: The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji: Episode 2: The wicked emperor Aurangzeb.  

In this season of the podcast we will be looking at Great Shaheedi Saka of the 9th Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji

Series 6: Episode 2: The wicked emperor Aurangzeb.

Series 6: The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji: Episode 3: The Plea before the Guru. 

In this season of the podcast we will be looking at Great Shaheedi Saka of the 9th Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji


Series 6 : Episode 3: The Plea before the Guru.

The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib : Episode 4: Aurangzeb meets the Pandits

In this season of the podcast we will be looking at Great Shaheedi Saka of the 9th Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji


Series 6: Episode 4: Aurangzeb meets the Pandits

Series 6: The Shaheedi of Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib : Episode 5: Guru Ji and Saifdeen 

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In this season of the podcast we will be looking at Great Shaheedi Saka of the 9th Guru, Sri Guru Tegh Bahadur Sahib Ji

Series 6:  Episode 5: Guru Ji and Saifdeen

Short Sakhi - The boy with soft hands

Episode 1 - Introduction

Episode 2 - Panth Parkash Origins

In Episode 3 of the Sikh History Series Podcast we learn about the childhood of the Brave warrior Bhai Sukha Singh Ji.

Episode 3 - The Childhood of Bhai Sukha Singh Ji

In Episode 4 of the Sikh History Series Podcast we hear about a tale of Bhai Sukha Singh ji's great bravery and supreme martial skill in shaster vidiya.

Episode 4 - The Bravery of Bhai Sukha Singh Ji

In Episode 5 of the Sikh History series we hear about how the two great warriors Bhai Sukha Singh Ji and Bhai Mehtab Singh Ji bring the thunder to paapi massa rangar whom dared to disrespect Sri Darbar Sahib Amritsar.

Episode 5 - The Decapitation of Massa Rangar

In Episode 6 of the Sikh History Podcast we hear about the aftermath of the decapitation of Massa Rangar and how the infant child of Bhai Methab Singh becomes a target of the Mughals.

Episode 6 - The Mughal attack on a child.

In this episode of the Sikh History Series Podcast we learn about the great sacrifice and Shaheedi of Jathedar Bhai Mehtab Singh Singh Ji Nihang Singh.

Episode 7 - The Shaheedi of Bhai Mehtab Singh Ji

In Episode 8 of the Sikh History Series Podcast we hear about the great Shaheedi of Bhai Subheg Singh Ji Jambar and his son Bhai Shahbaaz Singh Ji.

Episode 8 - The Shaheedi of Bhai Subheg Singh Ji and his son Bhai Shahbaaz Singh Ji

In Episode 9 of the Sikh History Series Podcast listen to the great Saheedi Sakhi of Bhai Bota Singh Ji and Bhai Garja Singh Ji whom established a Sikh raaj and died defending it.

Episode 9 - The Last Stand

Episode 10 of the Sikh History Series - The most battle hardened and Jungi of them all.....the fearless and brave shaheedi of Baba Tara Singh Ji Vaan and his band of Nihang Singh Warriors....few against many....a true inspirational and life changing sakhi.

Episode 10 - The Most Battle Hardened and Jungi of them all...

Tribute to those who gave thier everythng for the Sikh Panth and the next generations.

Tribute to the Shaheed Singhs - Season 1

This episode of the Sikh History Series Podcast is based on the November 1984 Genocide, the goverment organised violent mob attacks on Sikh men, women and children in the streets of Dehli following the timely  assaination of indira gandi.

Due to the sensitive nature of this podcast it is not suitable for children.

November 1984

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2 - The Battle of Chamkaur: Episode 1 - Leaving Sri Anandpur Sahib 

In this first episode of the podcast we hear about Guru Gobind Singh Ji, the Gurus family, the sangat and the Khalsa warriors leaving Sri Anandpur Sahib for the last time. We hear about the  pursuing forces, the battle of Sahi Tibbi and the Shaheedi of Bhai Udey Singh. 

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Season 2 Episode 1- Leaving Sri Anandpur Sahib

Season 2 -  Episode 2 - Crossing of the River Sarsa 

In this episode of the podcast we hear about the crossing of the rough waters of the raging River Sarsa which resulted in the splitting up of the Gurus family aswell as the shaheedia of many Gursikhs. 

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Season 2 Episode 2 - Crossing of the River Sarsa

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2 
Episode 3 - The Fort of Chamkaur Sahib 

In this episode of the podcast we hear about how the Guru and the Khalsa aquire the fort of Chamkaur and prepare themselves for war. 

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Season 2  Episode 3 - The Fort of Chamkaur Sahib

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2 
Episode 4 - Battle Preparations

In this episode of the podcast we look at the forces present on each side before this monumental battle commences. 

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Season 2  Episode 4 - Battle Preparations

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2
Episode 5 - The War in Chamkaur 

In this Episode we hear how the greatest war and battle of all time begins, we hear about the mughal battle charges. We hear about the defence and fight of the Singhs. We hear about how the first Singhs are Shaheed in this jang and we hear about how a lone Singh warrior enters the battlefield to take care of business - the business of slaying the mughals. 

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Season 2 Episode 5 - The War in Chamkaur

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2
Episode 6 - The Shaheedi of Sahibzada Baba Ajeet Singh Ji and Sahibzada Baba Jujhar Singh Ji 

In this Episode we hear about the Great Shaheedia of the Elder Sahibzade whom are Shaheed fighting valiantly in the field of battle. 

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Season 2 Episode 6 - The Shaheedi of the Elder Sahibzade

Sikh History Series Podcast Season 2
Episode 7 -  Blessing the Khalsa and leaving the fort of Chamkaur 

In this last episode of the podcast we hear about how Guru Ji blesses the Khalsa Panth with the Gurtagaddi and how the Khalsa request Guru Ji to leave the fort of Chamkaur. 

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Season 2 Episode 7 -  Blessing the Khalsa and leaving the fort of Chamkaur

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