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Today marked the 120th year of the battle of Saragarhi... On this day - 12th September 1897, 10,000 Pashtuns attacked the 21 Sikhs signalling post at Saragarhi, so that communication would be lost between the two forts.

Counts of last man...

‪"Men of Steel" Centuries of Sikh military tradition & much more to be seen at National Sikh Heritage Centre & Holocaust Museum ‬

Centuries of Sikh military tradition & much much more at National Sikh Heritage Centre & Holocaust Museum here meet Sardar Hardit Singh Malik #WW1 1st Turban wearing pilot of the Royal Air Force Derby City Council

Centuries of Sikh military tradition & much more of heavy contributions of the Commonwealth to be seen at the National Sikh Museum Derby!. Here is #WW2 Col Wadhawa Singh Sidhu of village Doomwali Bathinda Punjab. Picture by the courtesy of his great grandson...

"ਲੱਗੀ ਧਮਕ!" - Today we reached 200,000 followers! we thank each & every one of you for your continued support. Please also follow us on twitter @SikhMuseumDerby https://mobile.twitter.com/sikhmuseumderby

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Day3 In search of a #KingdomInExile #TheSikhKingdom ends in positive meeting with a Senior Official of the Victoria and Albert Museum Derby City Council Ancient House Museum Elveden Estate The Black Prince
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"Emotional" #KingdomInExile Day 2 in search of a "#LostKingdom" #TheSikhKingdom...

#MaharajaDuleepSingh resting place along with family at Elveden Church belongings at Ancient House Museum Pride at #MemorialMaharajahDuleepSingh & a dedicated #TheSinghRoom...

In search of a "#LostKingdom" #TheSikhKingdom... with our advance team on a 3 day mission commencing with resting place of #MaharajaDuleepSingh at Elveden Church, Ancient House Museum #MemorialMaharajahDuleepSingh & surroundings to archives in London Satinder Sartaaj #KingdomInExile...

"for our today".... #WW1 100yrs since, "Lest we forget" Commonwealth soldiers who fought & died for our today...come see much much more at National Sikh Heritage Centre & Holocaust Museum Derby City Council