Singh Sabha Amritsar

The Singh Sabha Amritsar was a religious reform movement established in 1873 in Punjab, aimed at revitalizing Sikh spiritual practices and identity. It sought to promote Sikh teachings, restore Sikh temples (gurdwaras), and oppose distortions of Sikh culture introduced during British rule. The movement emphasized adherence to the core principles of Sikhism, such as equality, humility, and devotion. It also played a role in fostering Sikh unity and self-awareness, laying foundations for future social and political activism. Overall, Singh Sabha Amritsar was a significant effort to preserve and strengthen Sikh religious and cultural traditions in a changing colonial context.