The exhibition 'The Last Princesses of Punjab' at Kensington Palace, which opened on March 26, explores the rich history of the descendants of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, who ruled the Sikh Empire. The exhibition features poignant stories of Princess Sophia, Bamba, and Catherine, daughters of Maharaja Duleep Singh, who was exiled to England in 1849. Princess Sophia emerged as a leading suffragette, known for her 'No Vote, No Tax' campaign and her correspondence with Winston Churchill regarding police brutality. Princess Bamba focused on her Punjabi heritage through her literary works, while Princess Catherine offered refuge to Jewish families fleeing Nazi Germany. The exhibition also showcases rare royal artefacts and a portrait of their grandmother, Maharani Jind Kaur, with her original jewellery, marking a significant reunion after over a century. This exhibition runs until November 8, 2026, and presents a powerful narrative of resilience and the enduring legacy of these extraordinary women.