Built in 1937 and named for the freedom fighter Dr. Diwan Singh Kalapani — a wooden Gurudwara on iron pillars, known across Port Blair as the Police Gurudwara.
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Gurudwara Dr. Diwan Singh Shaheed Ji
(Police Gurudwara)
Aberdeen Bazaar, Port Blair · Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Established in 1937 by freedom fighter Dr. Diwan Singh Kalapani and named in his honour. It is notable for its wooden architecture built on iron pillars.
Located in Aberdeen Bazaar, on Mahatma Gandhi Road, opposite the local police station — hence the local name “Police Gurudwara”.
The structure offers a serene atmosphere, langar (free community meals), and rooms for visitors (sarai).
During the 2004 tsunami, Sikh volunteers from this Gurudwara provided vital assistance to the local community.
Address
Gurudwara Lane, Aberdeen Bazar (Biggie Line), Port Blair, South Andaman, Andaman & Nicobar Islands – 744101, India
Established
1937, by freedom fighter Dr. Diwan Singh Kalapani
Architecture
Wooden structure built on iron pillars
Facilities
Langar (free community meals) · Sarai rooms for visitors
Landmark
Mahatma Gandhi Road, opposite the local police station
Sewa
Volunteers from this Gurudwara gave vital assistance to the community during the 2004 tsunami
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Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh — the Khalsa belongs to the Almighty, and victory too is His.
— Sikh Salutation