Sat Sri Akaal Charitable Trust organises the annual Sikh Achievers Awards — a prestigious ceremony honouring Sikhs who have made extraordinary contributions to society across medicine, law, arts, sports, business, and social service.
Held at Shanmukhananda Hall, Mumbai since 2017, the event brings together the community to celebrate excellence, identity, and the spirit of seva. Over 200 exceptional Sikhs have been recognised since the awards began.
For nominations and enquiries, contact us at satsriakaal.org@gmail.com
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Mr. Singh India is our flagship annual competition celebrating Sikh identity, cultural pride, and achievement. The competition provides a platform for young Sikh men across India to showcase their personality, knowledge of Sikh culture, and community values.
Winners are recognised in a holistic manner — not merely for appearance, but for their representation of Sikhism as a way of life. The event spreads the message of brotherhood and the larger teachings of our Gurus.
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Miss Kaur International honours Sikh women of grace, strength, and accomplishment. Our international pageant celebrates Kaur identity and leadership — recognising women who embody the values of seva, courage, and community.
The competition is a celebration of Sikh womanhood in all its diversity — honouring those who carry the name Kaur with pride and spread the message of Sikhism through their actions and achievements.
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Inspired by the selfless service of Bhai Ghaniya Ji — who served the wounded without distinction — we organise free medical camps bringing doctors, medicines, and care to underserved communities.
These camps have served thousands of patients across Nanded (300th year of Khalsa Sajna Diwas), Bidar (500th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji), and multiple locations across Maharashtra. The entire Sat Sri Akaal team volunteers at every camp.
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During the Covid-19 pandemic, Sat Sri Akaal Charitable Trust mobilised rapidly to serve those most in need. We organised free oxygen langar sewa at Gurdwaras and provided essential supplies, medicines, and food to affected families.
Our Covid Seva efforts were covered by PTC News and other media, reflecting the scale and impact of the community response led by our trustees and volunteers.
View GalleryIn a remarkable act of seva, our trust organised relief and service activities at the border — providing food, medical care, and support to those in need during a critical time. This initiative was widely covered by PTC News and national media.
The Seva at Border initiative exemplifies the spirit of our trust — going beyond the city, reaching where the need is greatest, and serving without expectation of recognition.
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