Parminder Singh Bhamba

**Bhambe Sardars and Qila Dharam Singh Bhamba**   **Tehsil Chunia, Thana Maangtawala**   The villages Bhamba Kalan, also known as *Vadaa Bhamba*, and Bhamba Khurd, referred to as *Chota Bhamba*, both located in Kasur, represent the ancestral roots of the illustrious Bhamba family. These villages share a common heritage and descend from the same lineage of ancestors, forming a deep familial and historical bond.   ---   Qila Dharam singh bhamba ( Bhambe da Qila) ### **The Rise of Qila Dharam Singh Bhamba**   During the era of Sikh Misals, Sardar Dharam Singh Bhamba of Bhamba Kalan laid the foundation for what would become an enduring symbol of pride and resilience. About 30 kilometers away from his ancestral village, near the Ravi River, he established a new fort that came to be known as *Qila Dharam Singh Bhamba*. Over time, this monumental structure gained renown as *Bhambe Da Qila*, a name reflecting its significance and its familial le...

  Sardar Bolaka Singh, an eminent figure in the Punjab during the colonial era, held several significant positions. His grandfather was the commander in Sikh Army during Maharaja Ranjeet Singh Rule. Let’s delve into   Sardar Bolaka Singhs roles: Honorary Magistrate: Sardar Bolaka Singh served as an honorary magistrate in both Lahore and Kasur. His role involved dispensing justice and maintaining law and order in the region Zaildar and Jagirdar: As a Zaildar, he was responsible for overseeing revenue collection and administration at the local level. The title of Jagirdar indicated that he held a land grant (jagir) from the ruling authority, entitling him to revenue from specific territories Sardar Bolaka Singh, an eminent figure in Punjab during the colonial era, made significant contributions to local governance. Let’s explore his impact: Local Collaborative Governance: Sardar Bolaka Singh emphasized local collaborative governance practices for resolving complex local problem...