Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s rule, commencing on April 12, 1801, heralded a transformative era in South Asia. With the establishment of the Khalsa dynasty, he unified Punjab and championed inclusivity across diverse religious and cultural spectrums. His military conquests, from Lahore to the Khyber Pass, reflected a commitment to expanding and securing his territory. The Maharaja’s introduction of Western military tactics, diplomatic alliances, and respect for cultural plurality established peace and prosperity in the region, leaving an indelible legacy on governance and social justice that continues to inspire.