Darbar Bapu Mangal Dass Ji

Spreading the divine message of Humanity, Equality, and Meditation across two historic villages since 1901.

Ucha & Raj Palwan Jal. & Hsp. Punjab

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Est. 1901 Part of 25 Darbars Punjab

Darbar Access Open For All

Current Gaddi Nasheen Bapu Harcharan Dass Ji

Guru Darbar (HQ) Shri Om Darbar Nandachaur

Darbar Contact +91 98762 37108

Humanity, Equality, Meditation

History, Divine Origin & Legacy

Sacred view of Darbar Bapu Mangal Dass Ji

Born on the auspicious day of 25 Kattak 1850 in Village Sherpur Pakka, Hoshiarpur, Bapu Mangal Dass Ji was the blessed son of Sh. Asharu Dass Ji and Smt. Nanki Ji. As a devoted disciple of Bapu Thakur Dass Ji, he dedicated his life entirely to the supreme principles of humanity, equality, and meditation.

In 1901, Bapu Mangal Dass Ji arrived in Village Ucha (Jalandhar), planting the initial seeds of his spiritual mission. Five years later, in 1906, he expanded his divine presence to Village Raj Palwan (Hoshiarpur). Today, these two historic locations stand as twin sanctuaries open to all seekers.

Bapu Mangal Dass Ji guided the Sangat until attaining Jyoti Jot on 24 Bhadon 1968 at Ucha. His legacy was brilliantly carried forward by his 5 main disciples: Bapu Ram Dass Ji, Bapu Atma Ram Ji, Bapu Chetan Dass Ji, Bapu Pyara Dass Ji, and Bapu Sohan Dass Ji, who continued to expand his mission of social welfare and spiritual awakening.

Current Gaddi Nasheen

Bapu Harcharan Dass Ji

Since 1999 Contact for Darshan / Sewa

Past Gaddinasheens

Founder (1850 - 1968)
Bapu Mangal Dass Ji
First Gaddi Nasheen & Supreme Guide
2nd Gaddi Nasheen (1968 - 1999)
Bapu Ram Dass Ji
First Disciple & Spiritual Successor

Daily Practices

Daily Meditation & Prayer based on Equality & Humanity

Annual Mahotsavs (Yearly Programs)

Parkash Purab Bapu Mangal Dass Ji

25 Kattak (ਕੱਤਕ)

Jyoti Jot Bapu Mangal Dass Ji

24 Bhadon (At Village Ucha)

Health Checkup Camps

Regular free medical and health checkup camps organized for the welfare of the local community.

Mass Weddings (Samuhik Anand Karaj)

Organizing mass weddings to support underprivileged families, deeply rooted in the message of equality.

Youth Sports & Games

Promoting physical health, teamwork, and positive energy among youth by organizing local sports games.

Guru Ka Langar & Facilities

Continuous community kitchen and welcoming facilities for devotees across both Ucha and Raj Palwan locations.

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Contribute to the Darbar's special initiatives including mass weddings, medical camps, and daily langar.

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Brief Biography & Message

The Message of Bapu Ji

The core teachings of Bapu Mangal Dass Ji revolve entirely around three pillars: Humanity, Equality, and Meditation. His complete brief biography and teachings are maintained as a PDF Book available in Punjabi.