• The Patient Assassin
• The Lone Assassin
in meters- 1.68 m
in feet & inches- 5’ 6”
• Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA)
• Indian Workers' Association
• A charity is dedicated to Udham Singh on Soho Road, Birmingham.
• Singh’s knife, diary, and a bullet from the shooting at Caxton Hall are preserved in the Black Museum of Scotland Yard.
• In 1992, the Indian government released a stamp to honour Shaheed Udham Singh.
• A chowk is named Shaheed Udham Singh in Anupgarh, Rajasthan.
• In 1995, the erstwhile Uttarakhand government named a district “Udham Singh Nagar” after him.
• The Asian Dub Foundation released a music track “Assassin” on Udham Singh in 1998.
• Many Bollywood and Punjabi movies have been made on the life of Udham Singh including Sarfarosh: The Story of Shaheed Udham Singh (1976), Jallianwala Bagh (1977), Shaheed Uddham Singh (1977), Shaheed Uddham Singh (2000), and Sardar Udham (2021).
• In January 2006, the Punjab government officially renamed Singh’s birthplace Sunam as ‘Sunam Udham Singh Wala.’
• In 2015, the Indian band Ska Vengers released an animated music video called ‘Frank Brazil' dedicated to Udham Singh on his 75th death anniversary.
• On the Baisakhi of 2018, a 10ft tall statue of Udham Singh with his hand holding blood-soaked earth was commemorated at Jallianwala Bagh.
• Every year, Punjab and Haryana observe a public holiday on 31st July as Shaheed Udham Singh’s Martyrdom Day.
• Udham Singh's birthplace, Sunam, witnesses marches being held every year on his death anniversary.
• In October 2021, the film "Sardar Udham" was released to pay tribute to the unsung hero — Udham Singh. Bollywood actor Vicky Kaushal played the role of the martyr in the movie, and his gripping performance, along with brilliant cinematography, got the film shortlisted for India's official entry into the 94th Academy Awards.
Note: He belonged to a peasant Punjabi Kamboj Sikh family.
• Singh worked for O’Dwyer: The Times UK dated 14 March 1940 published that O’Dwyer was murdered by his chauffeur. This report started a debate whether Udham Singh had worked for the general; however, in a book titled 'The Amritsar Legacy,' published in 1989 by Roger, it was mentioned that Singh had served as a chauffeur to a retired Indian Army officer.
• Udham Singh's oath on copy of Heer-Ranjha: It was widely reported in 1940 that Singh refused to take oath on any holy book, instead he used a copy of famous Punjabi classic Heer-Ranjha by Waris Shah for the same. A few years after he was executed, Shaheed Udham Singh Welfare Trust of Birmingham, England questioned these claims and revealed that the letter written by Singh in jail was inauthentic according to the handwriting experts who examined it.
• Source 2 : Unmarried
• Source 2 : He never married.
Mother- Mata Narain Kaur (died in 1901)
Sister- None
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