Early Life
Pratap Singh was born at Nabha, the eldest son and heir of Ripudaman Singh of Nabha. At the age of eight, his father was deposed and Pratap Singh became the Maharaja. Pratap Singh began his schooling in the Anglo Indian school, Woodstock, in Musoorie. He was educated at the Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst and at Badingham College in Surrey.
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