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Martyrdom of ‘Sahibzaade’, Mata Gujri remembered
The ‘Moolmantar’ and ‘Gurmantar’ was chanted as part of the programme held at the Akal Takht today to commemorate the martyrdom of ‘Chhote Sahibzaade’ (younger sons of Guru Gobind Singh) – Baba Zoravar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh — along with their grandmother Mata Gujri Kaur, that falls on December 27.
The month of Poh that starts mid-December marks the martyrdom of Chaar Sahibzaade and their grandmother Mata Gujri Kaur.
In reference to the ‘Shaheedi Pandarwada’ (Mourning Fortnight) in the memory of martyrdom of ‘Sahibzaade’ , and their grandmother, Akal Takht Jathedar Giani Raghbir Singh has delivered a message to the Sikh community to pay tributes by chanting the ‘Moolmantar’, ‘Gurmantar’ and refrain from loud celebrations or distribution of sweets.
A tradition of ‘not observing any sort of celebrations during martyrdom days’ prevailed among the Sikhs. The martyrdom day of ‘Vadde Sahibzaade’ (elder sons of Guru Gobind Singh) — Baba Ajit Singh and Baba Jujhar Singh — three pyare from the ‘Panj Pyare’ and other Singhs, fell on December 22.
Few vedios on Shahadat Diwas
Chote Sahibzade” (Little Princes)
Chote Sahibzade” (Little Princes) refers to the two youngest sons of Guru Gobind Singh, Sahibzada Zorawar Singh (age 9) and Sahibzada Fateh Singh (age 6), who attained martyrdom in Sirhind in 1704, refusing to convert to Islam and famously being bricked alive by the Mughals, symbolizing ultimate bravery and commitment to faith, an event commemorated annually in December as Saka Sirhind.
Chhote Sahibzade with Mata Gujri ji in Thanda Burj
26th – The Sahibzade are made to walk through a small door (which could only be entered by bowing
Vedios Songs:Shaibzada
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Army personnel can now sign up on Instagram, but as ‘passive observers’: Sources
The Indian Army has brought a change in its social media guidelines under which its personnel can now sign up on Instagram, but with a rider that they can use it only as “passive observers” without putting up posts or comments on the platform, sources said on Thursday.
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The move aims to augment the awareness level of Army personnel in the “digital age of information” and guard them against any potential or inadvertent leak of sensitive information, they said.
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The revision in guidelines was introduced a few days ago, and applies to all ranks in the Indian Army, a source in the defence establishment said.
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“The revised guidelines essentially mean that Army personnel can now sign up on Instagram, but with the condition that they can use it only as passive observers. They can view posts, but cannot post content or comments on the platform,” the source said.
Essentially, no “user-generated content” is allowed, so even ‘liking’ a post would fall in that category, the source added.
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Earlier, Army personnel could sign up and use X, but not Instagram.
“The restrictions already apply on X, so Army personnel using X can only view posts, but cannot post, repost or comment on them,” another source said.
“The reason behind this change in guidelines is essentially that the information age is changing, and the Army cannot keep itself away from this information world,” the source said.
Through social media, Army personnel can see, observe and gain information, and keep themselves abreast of the happenings in and out of the country, the sources said.
“But, one has to ensure that no sensitive information is leaked inadvertently on social media platforms, and hence they have to use them as passive observers,” they said.
During an interactive session held here in November as part of the Chanakya Defence Dialogue, Army Chief General Upendra Dwivedi had emphasised the necessity of keeping a smartphone.
However, he also underlined the difference between “reacting impulsively” and “responding thoughtfully”.
A soldier can keep in touch with his family or read e-books online, so a smartphone is a necessity today, Gen Dwivedi had said when asked how the Army looks at Gen Z, given that they are set to play a major role in the making of a Viksit Bharat.
Today’s generation is “socially conscious, digitally fluent globally connected”,nt an
President Murmu to confer civil warrior with Bal Puraskar today
10-year-old Ferozepur boy assisted Army during Op Sindoor
As the hostilities escalated during “Operation Sindoor” and swarms of drones hovered over Ferozepur district, 10-year-old Shavan Singh from Tarawali village served water, lassi, milk and tea to jawans. This gesture of the Class IV student won the hearts of many.
In recognition of Shavan’s patriotic spirit and selfless service, the Army’s Golden Arrow Division had bestowed him with the title of “Youngest Civil Warrior” and decided to sponsor his education. Western Army Commander Lt Gen Manoj Kumar Katiyar had felicitated Shavan, highlighting the Army’s bond with the people.
Now, in recognition of his gesture, Shavan has been selected for the “Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar”, which will be conferred on him by President Droupadi Murmu on December 26. Speaking to The Tribune, Shavan’s father Sona Singh said jawans camped in their fields during Operation Sindoor. “From the very first day, Shavan insisted on serving soldiers. He kept taking refreshments to them and enjoyed being in their company,” Sona said, adding that he never imagined that his younger son would be given such an honour.
Shavan said, “I love being around soldiers. I used to serve them cold water and milk every day. I want to grow up and serve the nation in uniform.” “I have even bought new clothes. I am looking forward to meet the President and the Prime Minister,” he said.
Shavan’s mother Santosh Rani said, “He dreams of becoming a soldier one day.” “The jawans became his friends. They loved what he did for them,” said Santosh, while thanking the military for recommending his name for the award.
PM Modi to participate in Veer Bal Diwas national programme
In 2022, the Prime Minister announced that December 26 would be observed as Veer Bal Diwas
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will participate in the national program organised on the occasion of Veer Bal Diwas here on Friday.
He will also interact with the recipients of the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Bal Puraskar.
In a post on X, the Prime Minister said, “Veer Baal Diwas is a day of reverence, dedicated to remembering the sacrifice of the brave Sahibzades. We recall the unshakeable faith of Mata Gujri Ji and the immortal teachings of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji. This day is associated with courage, conviction and righteousness. Their lives and ideals will continue to motivate people for generations.”
The Centre is organising several programmes across the country to educate people about the extraordinary courage and supreme sacrifice of the sons of Guru Gobind Singh – Sahibzade Baba Jorawar Singh and Baba Fateh Singh – and to honour the indomitable valour of young heroes in Indian history.
These activities include storytelling sessions on heroic figures, poetry recitation, poster-making and essay-writing competitions. These programmes will be conducted in schools, child care institutions, Anganwadi centres and other educational establishments, as well as through online platforms such as My Gov and My Bharat.
In 2022, the Prime Minister announced that December 26 would be observed as Veer Bal Diwas so that the martyrdom of the Sahibzades, whose sacrifices continue to inspire generations, will always be remembered.
Meanwhile, BJP National Working President Nitin Nabin, accompanied by party leaders, visited Bangla Sahib Gurudwara to offer prayers.
