Summary Of 'History Of The Sikhs' By Tarlochan Singh Gill 

Presenting a brief history of a religion nation or a community is an easy job but it is very important to introduce these major aspects of human life to the rest of the world.

We have tried to fill up a much needed demand of the time and hope, we will have suggestions to improve it from our readers.

In historical studies there are so many aspects of life those are mentioned, discussed and analylised but in a small volume like this we could only take a few important facts those were considered relatively more representive to sugest what is happening to this small but very important community due to its contributions and struggles throughout the world to improve the human lot and also get equality wherever their members are settled and especialy to keep their Homeland-Punjab safe, secure and relatively indipendent for themselves and their . children. They have kept their per capita income highest in South Asia and wherever they settled due to their honest and hard work. The Sikh motto while engaged in the world by pursuits, let your mind be with the God (Hath Peon Kar Kam Sebhi, Chit Niranja Nal).

The Sikhs have been known as one of the best Solidiers, Farmers, Transporters and iatley international Taxi Drivers, Agricultural Specialists and allegedly defamed as extremists by vested interests when all they are seeking is selfrespect that requires to. study their History to prove them crusaders for Human Rights.

About The Author Of 'History Of The Sikhs'

Tarlochan Singh Gill is a highly educated, imaqinative and senstive Panjabi from India, who has made a name for himself both in the land of his domicile and origion. For his zeal, enthusiasm and liberal outlook, his views and activities are often the subject of healty & favourable comments in the popular newspapers and journals of the province of Ontario, Canada, Pakistan & India.

Mr. Gill specializes in education, the study of languages and History. He believes intensely in the basic oneness of mankind. He is a volunteer in local community projects and takes an active interest in various social, cultural and Sikh Temple activities.