From The Frontcover Of 'A Few Sikh Doctrines Reconsidered' By Dr. Jodh Singh 

This book in hand undertakes the Sikh doc­trines to discuss them in a modem perspective wherein logic sentuments and catholicity of ideas are rolled in one. The author has delved deep into the past of Indian and religious philosophy and has earnestly shown how the Sikhs dectoriens not in the standing their Indian origin are down to earth novel, deeply related with day to day life and at the same time vigorously rooted in the spiritual realization.

About The Author Of The Book 'A Few Sikh Doctrines Reconsidered'

Born on 15 May, 1942 in Gurdaspur district of Punjab, Dr. Jodh Singh graduated from Punjab University, Chandigarh, Having joined Railways he happened to go to Var­anasi where he made full use of the three universities in the city and obtained Master's degrees in English, Hindi and Philosophy de­partment of the Banaras Hindu University in 1977 from where he first earned his Ph.D in Sikh Philosophy and Religion and later up to the year 1983 taught Sikhism and Indian Philosophy to post-graduate classes. On March 24, 1983 he joined Religious Studies Department (Encyclopadia Unit) as a Reader and in the meanwhile produced the works like translation of complete Dasam Granth into Hindi (in4 Vols) and Varan Bhai Gurdas also in Hindi. Being the works of interdisciplinary worth, these works have been applauded by the scholars in the field. Apart from these, many research papers on Sikhism, in English and Punjabi have been contributed by Dr. Jodh Singh to journals of Universities and other institutions. Honoured as the Shiromani Sahitkar of the Year 1987 by Bhai Mohan Singh Vaid Sahit Kendra Amritsar, Dr. Jodh Singh, at present, is working on the Encyclo­pedia of Sikhism with Punjbi University, Patiala