Bhai Jaita's Sri Gur Katha

Bhai Jaita's Sri Gur KathaTranslated by Neeti Singh Published by Singh Bros in 2015. This is a first edition, new hardcover book. Size: 8. 5" x 5. 5". Pages: 142 The Sri Gur Katha is written by Bhai Jaita, the great warrior poet who bravely brought the head of Guru Tegh Bahadur back to Anandpur Sahib after his martyrdom in Delhi. Guru Gobind Singh lovingly embraced Bhai Jaita and declared Rangreta gur ka bheta! The Sri Gur Katha is one of oldest original transcripts that has

Translated by Ek Ong Kaar Kaur Khalsa

In the style which caused his earlier books

First published in 1909

Origin of Misals

the institution of Gurdwara and the emergence of Amritsar as the premier centre of the Sikh world

their teachings

MOHINDER SINGH

activists and freedom fighters in the post 1984 era in Punjab

Dhesi tells us that the Sikh soldiers were especially recruited to fight the slave hunters in Nyasaland and after defeating them went on to fight in the Ashanti war and in Somaliland

Tully and Jacob bring the tragedy into focus from any arresting angles

It covers the period beginning in the fall of 1709 when Banda Bahadur and his small band of Khalsa warriors stormed into Punjab and the Baisakhi day in 1801 when Ranjit Singh was proclaimed Maharaja of the Punjab

The failings of Western governments - who turned a blind eye to the atrocities for fear of losing trade contracts worth billions - are also exposed