Paintings at SGRR South 'C'

Satnam Singh a renowned artist from India has completed many works of fine art at many Gurdwaras and Historical Sites including the famous Medhiana Sahib Gurdwara. It was a great honour for the Siri Gurdwara Ramgarhia Railway, South 'C' to enlist his services for producing the immaculate paintings seen all over the the Gurdwara complex. His works were created over a period of eighteen months and his portraits here were of extraordinary size that have never been roduced before. Many of the canvas and paint materials were imported to carry out this enormous feat.

The Grand opening of the New Gurdwara Complex and Guru Nanak Darbar was done with much pomp and flair on the 20th of April, 2014. A build up to this event  was brought upon by a continuous recital of 40 Akhand Paths to commemorate the 40 years of Siri Gurdwara Ramgarhia Railway South 'C'.

A series of events preceeded the opening in which huge numbers of Sadh Sangat took part and enjoyed at the fullest. A grand Nagar Kirtan was held on the Day of the opening which commenced at Landies Gurdwara and proceeded on to SGRR South 'C'.

in 2006, plans were laid out by the Gurdwara Comittee to embark upon an ambitious project that involved a major extension of the temple facility.

• A new bigger Darbar Sahib
• An underground parking to accommodate a large number of vehicles
• Extension of existing Langar facilities
• Building of a residential flats
• New priest accomodation

• Terrace on upper floor to house a new motorised Nishan Sahib
• Gurmat Classes Block to cater for Panjabi Classes
• New Stores facility
• 13 new en suite guest rooms
• New staff quarters
• New staircase and lift lobby to serve the extended facility
• Underground water storage facility of 140,000 litres