Kunwar Abhyuday Pratap Singh Nabha Age, Family, Biography

Some Lesser Known Facts About Kunwar Abhyuday Pratap Singh Nabha

• He is a member of the former royal family of Nabha, a princely state in what is now Punjab.

• Kunwar Abhyuday is the great-great-grandson of Maharaja Ripudaman Singh, a noted ruler of Nabha from the Phulkian dynasty.

• Minister Khudian said that it was 124 years ago that Bhai Narayan Singh, father of noted scholar Bhai Kahan Singh Nabha, had performed an ‘Akhand Path’ at the same location while seated at one place, and the revival of the tradition was a matter of pride.

• He came into the spotlight in early 2026 when his “dastaarbandi” ceremony, a historic Sikh royal tradition was revived after more than 124 years at Hira Mahal in Nabha.
  

  The royal fervour returned to Hira Mahal, Nabha

• The event was widely covered in national news and attended by several political and religious figures, emphasizing the cultural and historical heritage of the Phulkian dynasty.

• At the ceremony, he publicly embraced the Sikh turban, symbolizing his connection to Sikh heritage and his ancestral lineage.