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Guardsman Lall Troops the Colour in Turban
Guardsman Charanpreet Singh Lall became the first soldier to wear a turban during the Trooping of the Colour – read more about it here.
Read MoreCWGC Blog: Renewing Our Shared Chronicles
For J. Singh-Sohal a letter penned by an Indian servicemen during the First World War was the motivation for him to record the sentiments of the Sikh community who served and discover more about the work of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission. Read more in our latest blog here: http://ow.ly/Bckn30k2TRW
Read MoreSaragarhi nominated for awards in Nice
The groundbreaking Saragarhi: The True Story is up for 4 awards at the Nice International Film Festival for: Best Director, Best Short Documentary, Best Story, Best Editing
Read MoreSikh Book Club review of Saragarhi: The True Story
Sikhi Book Club have reviewed Saragarhi: The True Story on their blog, which you can read here.
Read MorePrime Minister presented special WW1 Sikh Memorial Bust
Today to mark Vaisakhi, the Prime Minister Rt Hon Theresa May MP visited Guru Nanak Gurdwara, Walsall in a trip co-organised by our Chairman Capt. J. Singh-Sohal. During the visit, the Prime Minister paid her respects in the Darbar and was presented a special WW1 Sikh Memorial bust (a miniature of the memorial at the National […]
Read MoreSufi Sartaaj and Saragarhi
Punjabi and Sufi music legend Sartaaj has visited our Saragarhi: The True Story media partners KTV to film scenes for his new music video. We’re honoured to have presented him a DVD of our film by our Creative Director Manpreet Singh Talwar, who’s nominated for 2 awards at the Nice International Film Festival! Enjoy the film Sartaaj ji
Read MoreRemembering Lt Col John Haughton at Uppingham School
Today, we visited Uppingham School to speak to pupils there about the life and times of old boy Lt Col John Haughton, the commander of the 36th Sikhs at Saragarhi. The visit was timed to mark the 120th anniversary of Haughton’s death during the Tirah campaign. The talk was immensely succesful as filmmaker Capt. Jay […]
Read MoreNational Sikh War Memorial
Today we had the pleasure of attending the launch of the National Sikh War Trust’s campaign to create a monument in central London. The event, held in Parliament, was organised by Labour’s Tan Dhesi and attracting cross-party support, including Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Sajid Javid – who mentioned the WW1 Sikh […]
Read MoreSaragarhi in 2017
What a year 2017 has been for this project and our longstanding efforts to narrate the story of Saragarhi to mainstream audiences. In January, we began the year with a special meeting with HRH The Prince of Wales (pictured) where we shared the story of Saragarhi and how the British Army are succesfully utilising this […]
Read MoreSaragarhi in India
Fresh from our screening and speaking engagement in New York City, we were off to India for a special screening of “Saragarhi: The True Story” in Punjab. The journey began with the Maharaja of Kapurthala Brig. Sukhjit Singh Ahluwalia hosting the feature film at the Sainik School, which was attended by hundreds of cadets. The […]
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