ਬਾਬੇ ਕੇ
We are a global non-profit trust, dedicated to various projects worldwide.
Babe Ke Trust was established by His Holiness Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji (Sunheran Wale).
His Holiness Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji
(1933-2007)
In Sikhism, Sant holds great significance, guided by divine wisdom, they illuminate the path with spiritual brilliance. They embody compassion, love, and selfless services at their core.
His Holiness Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji, Sunheranwale, was a revered spiritual leader who was born in the village of Daudhar, located in district Moga, Punjab, India. He was the grandson of Sant Baba Nand Singh Ji, Kaleranwale, who was also a renowned religious figure.
From a young age, Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji displayed a deep sense of commitment to various community and religious initiatives. His dedication to serving the underprivileged and socially disadvantaged earned him recognition and admiration from the Indian government and society at large. In recognition of his exceptional contributions towards social welfare, he was honoured with the prestigious Social Worker of the Year award in 1988.
One of the key aspects of Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji’s philanthropic work has been the construction of educational institutions. These include the establishment of schools and colleges that provide opportunities for learning and knowledge enhancement. Moreover, he has played an instrumental role in the creation of healthcare facilities, including hospitals, to address the medical needs of individuals. Additionally, he has been actively involved in the construction of Gurdwaras, sacred places of worship, not only within India but also in various parts of the world. These endeavours have had a profound impact on society, benefiting numerous individuals and communities.
The impact of Baba Ji’s work extends far beyond the physical structures he has built. His legacy is deeply rooted in his unwavering dedication to serving humanity. His contributions have touched the lives of countless individuals, bringing hope, healing, and empowerment. His steadfast dedication to the betterment of society remains a source of inspiration for numerous individuals and acts as a guiding light for those who require assistance. His teachings remind us of the power of selflessness, humility, and the pursuit of peace and harmony for the collective well-being of humanity.
Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji’s selfless service, humility, and dedication to promoting peace and harmony have garnered him widespread respect and reverence.
Babe Ke
Baba Kapoor Singh Ji
Baba Kapoor Singh Ji, son of the late Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji, succeeded his father as the head of the trust after his passing in 2007. Since then, Baba Kapoor Singh Ji has taken on the responsibilities of overseeing all projects worldwide that were initiated by Sant Baba Nahar Singh Ji. His work includes completing projects in Malaysia and New Zealand and a project planned in Goulburn, NSW.
Following in his father’s footsteps, Baba Kapoor Singh Ji has demonstrated strong dedication to community and religious initiatives. In Punjab, India, he opened a Sangeet (music) academy to teach children Gurbani Kirtan. Around 50 children under the age of 15 receive daily care and education through the Babe Ke Trust – India and learn kirtan at the academy.
Baba Kapoor Singh Ji has also organized marriages for young men and women from economically weaker families across Punjab. The Asthan Babe Ke Trust India has been helping these couples start their lives by providing furniture, clothes, sewing machines, groceries, and other essentials. The trust has organized mass marriages for the past five years.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, Baba Kapoor Singh Ji and the trust provided food, clothes, and medicine to those in need for around six months. Additionally, Babe Ke “Helping Hand,” a society under the trust, assists people affected by natural disasters like floods and droughts.
Baba Ji has a deep passion for the environment and emphasizes reducing carbon emissions. The Asthan Babe Ke Trust, under his guidance, planted 80 new maple trees on the Goulburn farm in April 2024. His current priority is to accelerate the progress of the Goulburn, NSW project to help the younger generation understand the teachings of the Gurus and the principles of selflessness and humility.
Our principles
We showcase the lives and teachings of Sikh Gurus, highlighting their interactions with people of various faiths to foster understanding and build relationships among diverse communities. By developing worldwide projects, we aim to preserve and share Sikh history and culture through landscaped parks and educational displays. These initiatives create spaces where people can learn about the rich legacy of Sikhism, promoting harmony and mutual respect. Our efforts contribute to a greater appreciation of Sikh traditions, bridging gaps between communities and encouraging a deeper connection with the values taught by the Sikh Gurus.