Ajmer Singh

Komagata Maru Da Asli Sach book of Aagu release on 28th of September 2016 at Kisan Bhawan, Chandigarh. Speaking on the this occasion Sikh author and intellectual Ajmer Singh shared his views about this book by Rajwinder Singh Rahi.

Sikh intellectual and historian Bhai Ajmer Singh explains how the Sikh history is the Sikh symbolism, including the imago of the of Sikh Guru Sahib is being distorted in order to built the so-called Indian Nationalistic narrative. Speaking on the occasion of Shaheedi Day of Babbar Rattan Singh “Rakkar”, Bhai Ajmer Singh explained that how the Sikh heroes like Gadhri Baabe and Babbar Akalis were ousted from the historical discourse.

Sikh historian and thinker Bhai Ajmer Singh explains that how the process of nation building in Indian sub-continent has affected the historical narrative of the Sikhs.

Sikh Siyasat’s editor has talked to Sikh author and tinker S. Ajmer Singh to explore these often ignored aspects of the drugs problem. Besides exploring the reasons, an attempt has also been made to explore the ways of solution of the problem.

Sikh Siyasat News has started an audio articles series on Ghallughara June 1984 under which we will publish audio version of special articles and literary writings on Ghallughara June 1984.

The present article is titled as: Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale Di Sidhantak Vilakhanta (Ideological uniqueness of Sant Jarnail Singh Bhindranwale) written by S. Ajmer Singh

Sikh historian and author Sirdar Ajmer Singh talked exclusively with the Sikh Siyasat’s editor Parmjeet Singh about present situation of the Sikh panth and events related to May 17, 2016 attack on Sikh pracharak Bhai Ranjit Singh Dhadrianwale.

This is video recording of Sikh author and intellectual S. Ajmer Singh’s key note address during a seminar organised by Samvad on the topic of “The Making and Dimensions of the Indian Nationalism: An Analysis”.

The Indian Army attack on the Darbar Sahib was an outcome of the nation building project switched into operation since the British rulers quit the Indian sub-continent, said known Sikh historian Ajmer Singh.