The Singh Sabha movement was initiated with the aim to propagate the Sikh religion into its former glory and bring back to the Sikh fold the apostates who had converted to the other religions. At the time of its founding in the year 1870s the Singh Sabha policy was to avoid criticism of other religions and political matters. In the year 1873 first Singh Sabha was constituted at Amritsar and another was formed in Lahore in 1879. At Patiala Singh Sabha started to function in 1882. During the initial stage the meetings congregations and other functions were organised in the building of Gurdwara Sahib Sewak Jatha near Anardana Chowk. The above said meetings congregations and functions were very impressive and benefitted so the number of the participants (Sangat) increased tremendously the said space was not meeting requirement and felt insufficient. Therefore a deputation of respectable citizens of Patiala City under the leadership of one Sardar Prtap Singh met Maharaja Rajinder Singh of Patiala on 19th October 1894 with the request for an open and more spacious place for this purpose.

A meeting of Sikhs of Patiala City was presided by Maharaja Rajinder Singh within the premises of Rajinera Club Baran Dari Patiala. After long discussion Maharaja Rajinder Singh pleased to grant graciously present land measuring 25 vighas on mal road. Maharaja Rajinder Singh offered his services as Patron under whose directions and supervision an edifice was constructed by raising funds from Sikh community of city Patiala on this piece of land.

A spacious hall was built and given the name as Rajindra Hall in the token of regard and memory of Maharaja Rajinder Singh. Army men voluntarily participated in the construction of the building One platform adjacent to the hall was built by army jawans in a way of tireless hardwork within a day and night continuously Residential quarters and free kitchen (Langer) rooms were built later on Gurdwara Sahib of Sri Guru Singh Sabha Mall Road Patiala has spacious accomodations and grounds where congregations and other functions are being organised Hymns are recited by Ragi Jathas according to Sikh Rehat Maryada daily in the morning and evening. There is separate skyscrapers building for the High School within campus.