Jagdeep Singh Faridkot

Jagdeep Singh Faridkot is a widely respected Punjabi author, Sikh historian, and cultural thinker, best known for his powerful contributions to Sikh literature and historical narratives. Hailing from Faridkot, Punjab, his writings deeply explore themes of Sikh sovereignty, bravery, and spiritual legacy through powerful storytelling rooted in historical accuracy.

His acclaimed trilogy, "Nanak Raj Chalaya", includes:

• Hanne Hanne Patshahi

• Beleon Nikalde Sher

• Charhe Turang Udave Baaz

These books have become essential reading for those interested in Sikh history, Punjabi identity, and resistance literature.

Faridkot is also known for translating global classics like "Conference of the Birds" (by Farid-ud-Din Attar) into Punjabi, bringing timeless wisdom to Punjabi readers. Through interviews, talks, and panel discussions, he continues to educate and inspire a new generation about Sikh values, history, and cultural pride.