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'''Gurdwara Sant Mela Singh Dastkari Ashram (Digiana), Jammu''' was constructed by Mahant Bachiter Singh,the 12th Mahant of [[Gurudwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch)]] in the memory of Sant Mela Singh ji, the 4th mahant of the Dera.The main motive to establish this [[Gurudwara]] was to spread sikhi in Jammu
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'''Gurdwara Sant Mela Singh Dastkari Ashram''', situated at Digiana Jammu, was constructed by Mahant Bachiter Singh, the 12th Mahant of [[Gurudwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch)]], in memory of Sant Mela Singh ji, the 4th mahant of the Dera. The main motive to establish this [[Gurudwara]] was to spread sikhi in Jammu.


This Gurdwara is situated at Digiana Jammu.
Inside the premises a Dasatkari Ashram was set up to impart training to sikh youths and childeren.  Orphan and poor sikh childeren are trained here with kirtan,path recitations etc.


A Dasatkari Ashram has been set up here to impart training, in kirtan, path recitations, etc. to sikh youth, children, orphans and poor sikh children. Young Sikhs trained in this Ashram are now doing seva as Granthis and Kirtani Jathas at Gurdwaras all over [[India]].


The youths trained in this Ashram are doing seva as Granthis and Kirtani Jathas at different Gurdwaras of [[India]].
The success of the Gurdwara's Dasatkari Ashram and its students acomplishments across India has made this Gurdwara a popular destination for local Sikhs as well as visitors to Jammu.  


This Gurdwara is popular by Gurdwara Digiana Ashram.
In June 2007 a [[Gurmat Amrit Sanchar]] Function was organised here by Mahant Manjit Singh ji, the present Mahant, in which eleven thousand (11000) sikhs were baptised at this one place. The paanch Piaaras were the five Singh Sahibaan of the Five Takhats including the Jethedar of Akaal Takhat, the supreme temporal seat of [[Sikhism]].


In June 2007 a Gurmat Amrit Sanchar Function was organised by Mahant Manjit Singh ji, the present Mahant, at this Gurdwara Sahib in Which Eleven thousand (11000) sikhs were baptised at one place. The paanch Piaaras were the five Singh Sahibaan of Five Takhats including the Jethedar of Akaal Takhat,the supreme temporal seat of [[Sikhism]].
This Gurudwara Sahib is associated with  [[Gurdwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch)]].  
This Gurudwara Sahib is basically the headquarter of [[Gurudwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch)]] at Jammu.  


==See also==


[[Category:Jammu Kashmir]]
* [[Mahant Bachiter Singh]]
* [[Gurdwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch)]]
* [[Gurdwara Yaadgar Mahant Bachiter Singh]]
* [[Vaisakhi Mela of Nangali Sahib]]
* [[Gurdwara Bahu Fort]]


[[Category:Gurudwara In Jammu & Kashmir]]
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[[Category:Jammu Kashmir]]
 
 
[[Category:Gurdwaras in District Jammu]]

Latest revision as of 20:19, 20 April 2012

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Gurdwara Sant Mela Singh Dastkari Ashram, situated at Digiana Jammu, was constructed by Mahant Bachiter Singh, the 12th Mahant of Gurudwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch), in memory of Sant Mela Singh ji, the 4th mahant of the Dera. The main motive to establish this Gurudwara was to spread sikhi in Jammu.


A Dasatkari Ashram has been set up here to impart training, in kirtan, path recitations, etc. to sikh youth, children, orphans and poor sikh children. Young Sikhs trained in this Ashram are now doing seva as Granthis and Kirtani Jathas at Gurdwaras all over India.

The success of the Gurdwara's Dasatkari Ashram and its students acomplishments across India has made this Gurdwara a popular destination for local Sikhs as well as visitors to Jammu.

In June 2007 a Gurmat Amrit Sanchar Function was organised here by Mahant Manjit Singh ji, the present Mahant, in which eleven thousand (11000) sikhs were baptised at this one place. The paanch Piaaras were the five Singh Sahibaan of the Five Takhats including the Jethedar of Akaal Takhat, the supreme temporal seat of Sikhism.

This Gurudwara Sahib is associated with Gurdwara Nangali Sahib (Poonch).

See also

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  • Gurdwara Saheb

    Gurdwara Saheb

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    Entrance

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