Death – Obituary, Cause of death news: Baba Fauja Singh ji, an inspiring figure known for his remarkable spirit and resilience, has passed away at the age of 114. Celebrated as a symbol of Chardi Kala (high spirits), he defied the limitations of age and fear, leaving a legacy that inspires many. His journey was a testament to the power of determination and positivity, earning him the title of a true legend and a “turbaned tornado.” The world mourns the loss of Baba ji, whose life was a beacon of hope. Rest in peace, Baba Fauja Singh ji. For tributes, follow the discussion on

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Waheguru Waheguru
Baba Fauja Singh ji, the living spirit of Chardi Kala, has left his earthly race at 114.
He outran age, fear, and doubt-only to be taken by fate.
A true legend. A turbaned tornado.
RIP Baba ji #FaujaSingh pic.twitter.com/NqzzNJeMW8

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Waheguru Waheguru

Baba Fauja Singh ji, a remarkable figure who truly embodied the spirit of Chardi Kala, has left us at the age of 114. His life was a testament to resilience, vitality, and the human spirit’s ability to overcome challenges. Many of us have seen him as a shining example of how one can outrun not just age, but also fear and doubt. His passing is not just a loss; it feels like the closing of a chapter filled with inspiration.

Baba Fauja Singh ji, the living spirit of Chardi Kala

For those unfamiliar, Chardi Kala is a key concept in Sikhism that signifies a state of high spirits and unwavering optimism, even in the face of adversity. Baba Fauja Singh ji epitomized this philosophy. He famously took up running in his late 80s and became a global icon, breaking records and defying expectations. His story resonates with so many, reminding us that age is just a number, and that it’s never too late to pursue your dreams. His dedication to maintaining his physical and mental health was nothing short of extraordinary.

He outran age, fear, and doubt—only to be taken by fate

What’s fascinating about Baba ji is how he transformed the perception of aging. While most of us dread the thought of getting older, he embraced it, showcasing that our limits are often self-imposed. His feats on the racetrack were not just about speed; they were about challenging societal norms and inspiring others to chase their passions without fear. He wasn’t just running; he was leading a movement, encouraging people to believe in themselves, regardless of their age.

A true legend. A turbaned tornado

Baba Fauja Singh ji wasn’t just a runner; he was a cultural icon, a “turbaned tornado” as some have affectionately called him. His infectious spirit and humble demeanor made him relatable to people from all walks of life. He captivated audiences around the world, not only with his impressive records but also with his heartwarming stories. People would often say that meeting him was like meeting a whirlwind of positivity and kindness.

RIP Baba ji

As we say goodbye to this extraordinary soul, we remember the lessons he imparted: to live fully, to challenge the status quo, and to remain positive no matter the circumstances. His legacy will live on in the countless lives he touched, inspiring future generations to strive for greatness. His mantra of “Waheguru Waheguru” will continue to resonate with those who seek motivation and strength in their own lives.

In the end, Baba Fauja Singh ji was more than just a runner; he was a beacon of hope and resilience. Let’s honor his memory by embracing life with the same passion and determination he exemplified. His journey reminds us that it’s not about how long we live, but how fully we live. As we reflect on his incredible life, let us carry forward the spirit of Chardi Kala in our own lives.