Bhopal has a good population of Sikhs. Apart from a historic Gurdwara, Guru Nanak Tekri Sahib, we have a number of non historic Gurdwaras also. The famous Gurdwaras are in T.T. Nagar, in Punjabi Bagh and Gurdwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha Guru Nanak

The central and western India comprises of a number of states. To start with Madhya Pradesh, the four prominent cities where we have considerable Sikh population are Indore, Gwalior, Jabalpur and Bhopal, the capital of the State

Another notable Gurdwara in Kanpur is known as Bhai Bannu wala Gurdwara. This Gurdwara is known because a hand written copy of the original Adi Granth stated to have been made by Bhai Bannu Ji when he took the original Beer to Lahore for

Kanpur is a town near to Lucknow, which has the maximum Sikh population in the state. The maximum crowd of Sikhs has been attracted by a Gurdwara known as Gurdwara Kirtan Sahib, Gomti, Kanpur. This Gurdwara is managed by a Trust known as Sant

The prominent towns of Uttar Pradesh include Lucknow (capital), Kanpur, Allahabad and Agra. In Lucknow, the most important Gurdwara is at Yaiya Ganj named after the ninth Guru, Guru Tegh Bahadar Ji, who is stated to have stayed here for some

The Hemkunt Trust was constituted with a view to see all aspects of management relating to the famous Sikh Shrine Sri Hemkunt Sahib. When the way to Sri Hemkunt Sahib closes because of the snow, the trust ensures the timely removal of the snow so that

After Delhi, we have the biggest state of India, called Uttar Pradesh. This state has since been split into
two states, the second one named as Uttrakhand. In Utrakhand state, Hemkunt Sahib attracts a very big

Coming to the union Territories of the northern region, Chandigarh is the capital city of both Punjab and Haryana. This city along with Mohali of Punjab and Punchkula of Haryana as a group are known as trio cities. There are a number of Historical

We have a good number of Gurdwaras in Haryana and Himachal Pradesh. Both in Himachal Pradesh and Haryana, there are not many Gurdwaras which are managed by registered Singh Sabhas. There are

Some non historical Gurdwaras have been constructed by different sects of Sikhs or by particular groups of Sikhs constituting a particular Biradari (Caste) or people from a particular area.