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BFBS Forces News (@forcesnews) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A poignant ceremony has been held to mark the 10th anniversary of the UK’s first WW1 Sikh memorial. The memorial honours soldiers who lost their lives in the Great War.

Sikhs At War (@sikhsatwar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

10th anniversary of the UKs first WW1 Sikh Memorial to be marked at National Memorial Arboretum asianleader.co.uk/10th-anniversa… via @

National Memorial Arboretum (@nat_mem_arb) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last weekend, a special community gathering took place at the WW1 Sikh Memorial at the Arboretum to honour the bravery and valour of the 124, 245 Sikhs who served during the First World War Sikhs At War Jay Singh-Sohal OBE VR @britisharmy @armywestmids [Photos: Stan Kaye]

Last weekend, a special community gathering took place at the WW1 Sikh Memorial at the Arboretum to honour the bravery and valour of the 124, 245 Sikhs who served during the First World War <a href="/SikhsAtWar/">Sikhs At War</a> <a href="/JSinghSohal/">Jay Singh-Sohal OBE VR</a> @britisharmy @armywestmids [Photos: Stan Kaye]
Defence Committee (@commonsdefence) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On this Remembrance Day, Chair Tanmanjeet Singh Dhesi MP pays tribute to the men and women of the armed forces whose service keeps us all safe and those who have lost their lives fighting for our country and way of life.

🇺🇸 Sikh’s Narrative 🇨🇦 (@1sikhnarrative) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Their faith in God. Guru and Khalsa principles.” ——WWI Sikh Memorial—— Dedicated to the memory of the 124.245 Sikh soldiers of the British Indian Army who fought in all theatres of the Great War. They did their duty with honour while keeping their faith in God. Guru and

“Their faith in God. Guru and Khalsa principles.”

——WWI Sikh Memorial——

Dedicated to the memory of the 124.245 Sikh soldiers of the British Indian Army
who fought in all theatres of the Great War.

They did their duty with honour while keeping their faith in God. Guru and
Jay Singh-Sohal VR (@jsinghsohal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Walking the ground of the new Cape Town Labour Corps Memorial which addresses past inequalities of those who went unremembered. Click this youtu.be/YksPlWz8EGs for full interview incl with local researcher who found the names of 1,700 Africans now remembered here by Commonwealth War Graves

Visit Leicester (@visit_leicester) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Memorial to the Sikh #troops who fought for our country in the #war. You can find this in Victoria Park opposite De Montfort Hall. #memorial #Leicester #statue #history

Memorial to the Sikh #troops who fought for our country in the #war. You can find this in Victoria Park opposite De Montfort Hall. 

#memorial #Leicester #statue #history
Commonwealth War Graves (@cwgc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our Foundation trustee Jay Singh-Sohal OBE VR with a tour of our brand new exhibition to honour every Commonwealth casualty during the Second World War. The exhibition will be in place at Portcullis House for the public to view until Friday April 25th. You can find out more by visiting

The Kohima Educational Trust (@kohimaedtrust) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today we remember the battle of Kohima and commemorate the start of the siege 81 years ago today. #Lestweforget Britain's 'forgotten' battle that changed the course of WWII bbc.com/news/world-asi…

Keir Starmer (@keir_starmer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Over the coming days, at Vaisakhi, Sikhs are celebrating the birth of the Khalsa and the traditional wheat harvest. Happy Vaisakhi to all Sikhs celebrating.

British Army 🇬🇧 (@britisharmy) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We would like to wish our Sikh community a Happy Vaisakhi 🪯 Today, we honour the longstanding rich heritage, courage and contributions of Sikh soldiers within the British Army.

We would like to wish our Sikh community a Happy Vaisakhi 🪯

Today, we honour the longstanding rich heritage, courage and contributions of Sikh soldiers within the British Army.
Sikhs At War (@sikhsatwar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

On #VEDay80thanniversary we remember those brave Sikhs who fought and served from Burma to the north west frontier of India to the Middle East to Italy #wewillrememberthem

On #VEDay80thanniversary we remember those brave Sikhs who fought and served from Burma to the north west frontier of India to the Middle East to Italy #wewillrememberthem
Sikhs At War (@sikhsatwar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Havildar-Major Rajinder Singh Dhatt M.B.E. (1921-2025). Former soldier with the Indian Army, served during WW2 in Burma, the last Sikh WW2 veteran of that era in the UK and a gallant campaigner for veterans. We will Remember Him 🙏🏽

Havildar-Major Rajinder Singh Dhatt M.B.E. (1921-2025).  Former soldier with the Indian Army, served during WW2 in Burma, the last Sikh WW2 veteran of that era in the UK and a gallant campaigner for veterans.

We will Remember Him 🙏🏽
Royal British Legion (@poppylegion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Each year the Chattri Memorial in Brighton hosts people of different faiths from across the UK to commemorate the contributions of the Indian Army who served in WWI. We are proud to support the service ensuring the sacrifices of those from the Commonwealth are never forgotten.

Sikhs At War (@sikhsatwar) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations to #WW1SikhMemorial founder and Commonwealth War Graves foundation trustee Jay Singh-Sohal OBE VR on receiving an OBE in the Kings Birthday Honours List 2025. The efforts Jay has led for more than a decade have not only ensured remembrance of Sikhs but inspired a new generation to serve