Bhai Shaheedan Ji
Bhai Shaheedan ji is one of the very old Gurudwara Sahib in the region. This Gurudwara is around 300 years old. People of Sansarpur are deeply attached with Bhai Shaheedan Ji and also people from different areas have lot's of devotinal faith in Bhai Shaheedan Ji
Bhai Shaheedan Ji
History of Sansarpur
Sports
The village in its heyday produced 14 Hockey Olympic players, who reperesented India, Kenya and Canada at the Olympics. All olympians from Sansarpur.Sansarpur has the rare distinction of having produced the largest number of Olympians from India and hence is known as the "Mecca of Indian Hockey". In one particular Olympics, 7 players from Sansarpur represented their respective countries. 5 from India and 2 from Kenya. In present day, Ravipal Singh is playing in Indian Hockey Team and Satwinder Singh Pandha is playing under Potenzapicena Hockey Club, Italy and also many player from Sansarpur is doing services on high ranks in Banks, Police, Army, Railways.World Famous Field Hockey Players
- Sardar Gurjit Singh Kullar,(1958) Asian games
- Sardar Gurdev Singh Kullar,(1956) Melbourne Olympian
- Late Sardar Udham Singh Kullar, Olympian
- Sardar Darshan Singh(field hockey), (1964) Tokyo Olympian
- Sardar Ajit Pal Singh Kullar,(1967) Olympian
- Sardar Balbir Singh Kullar, Olympian
- Sub Major Thakur Singh- (1926) NewZealand
- Col. Gurmit Singh Kullar, (1932) Los Angeles Olympic
- Jagjit Singh Kullar,(1964) Tokyo Olympic
- Balbir Singh (Services), (1964) Bangkok Asian Games
- Tarsem Singh (1966) Asian Games Bangkok
- Ajitpal Singh (1967)
- Hardial Singh ( Kenya)
- Hardev Singh, (1956) Melbourne Olympic
- Jagjit Singh (1968) Mexico & (1972) Munich
- Bindi Kullar (1998) Represent Canada in Utrich (Holland) WorldCup
Legends of Sansarpur Hockey Team
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ReplyDeleteMy father, Syed Yawar Ali, used to play hockey in India. He was, at that time, living at Bans Bareli. Here, I am talking about something like mid-40s. He died when I was only six, so never had the chance to discuss about his achievements. Of course he never played for the national teams, and I imagine, he left hockey quite early for his age.
ReplyDeleteIf someone happens to know anything about him please let me know.