Personality

" The woman works selflessly and sincerely for the awakening of the humanity and the upliftment of Sikhism. Through she faced criticism in her initial years of service to the mankind, her determination and will to serve didn’t shatter and she continued the human mission of 10^th guru . Her selfless and dedicated zeal to serve also lured many organizations to join
hands with her Bibi Swaran Kaur Khalsa is now serving five organizations. "

She was inspired to form “Mata Sahib Kaur Sukhmani Society” by her regular visits of Sangat on various occasions. Once she dreamt of Guru Go bind Singh ji, asking her to celebrate his “Sackhand Gamin Diwas” and so with the support of his husband S. Gain Singh Wezir , a true follower of Gurbani has been celebrating the “Diwas” since 1988, initially at Gurudwara Patshai Daswi , Hanuman Gate, Jagaderi and further in various Gurudwara of Yamna Nagar, Haryana. On this day, Amrit Sanchar is held to fallow and spread the mission, “Amrit Chhako, Singh Sajjoo” about 1500 people feel graced to be Amritdhari. because of her mission.

Bibi Swarn Kaur Khalsa was born to S. Mann Singh Saggu and Mata Pyaar Kaur Hanjra at village Baddoatha (Gujranawala, Pakistan) on august 12th 1947. she did he schooling in a Gurudwara and studied 5nj Ganthi , 10 Garnthi and Bani Bhagtan jee ki in her early childhood. She got married in 1965 and was blessed with two sons and three daughters. Her daughters are well qualified and are serving in Punjabi language through teaching. Her sons are also running well established flourishing business.

Since 1992, she had been inviting Bhai Jasbir Singh ji Khalsa Khanne Wale to initiate the Amrit Sanchar and renowned raggi jatha’s for Kirtan Darbar. Bhai sahib was extremely spell bound seeing a women working so energetically in the field of humanity and the service of Sikhism. S.G.P.C. president S. Gurcharan Singh Tohra and President Akli Dal Parkash Singh ji Badal also sent their written appreciations. she was also honoured by Jathedar Kewal Singh je of Damdama Sahib by presenting her Kirpan as a memento and also made her the founder member of Sikh Nari Chetna Munch in 1998. In the same year she also organized various Khalsa Marches and Amrit Sanchar (Thrice) to celebrate 300 yrs of Khalsa Sajjna Diwas.

Her undoubted selfless service to the Sikh Jagat took her to the nomination of the presidentship of Shromni Istri Akali Dal by captain Kanwaljit Singh jee and Bibi Surjit Kaur Barnala In the years 1998. She was assigned the duty of strengthening and uniting Akali Dal. She worked with heart and soul to accomplish her task. being the first Ramgarhia women serving Sikhism in Haryana with full zeal ,she was unanimously elected the president of Ramgarhia Federation of Haryana (Women Wing) in may 2000 under this banner she visited Yamna Nagar, Kaithal , Karnal, Panipat, Krukeshtra, Jind, Sonipat, Rohtak, Sirsa, Panchkula, Ambala, and made members to form a strong women wing.

Dashmesh Tarna Dal in 1999 and Malwa Tarna Dal in 2002 recognized her true services to the community and empowered her Amrit Sanchar and issuing railway passes to Amritdahri as Jathedarni. In the year 2000 she celebrated Sachkhand Gaman Diwas if Guru Gobind Singh jee as president of R.F.H.(Women wing) and invited S. Avtar Singh je Hit (Ramgarhia) that time president Gurudwara Parbandik Committee , and S. Jaswinder Singh, then agricultural minister, they also admired her commendable services to the community.

She is great helping hand in solving various religious and family disputes. She is also of great help in tying the nuptial knot of the destitute. she also contributed the working of RFH by making strong women wing in Haryana. She is not lured by name or fame. Only the true selfless service to community and the mankind as a whole is her sole motto of life. May "WAHEGURU" bless her with a long healthy life and she keeps on serving through out.

M E S S A G E . . .

" No matter who you are man or woman, rich or poor,
true selfless service to community should be your priority "

Address : Yamna Nagar, Haryana

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