Browsing Tag: Nanded

Nanded, a Southern Indian city considered holy by the Sikhs, represented by the Takhat Hazoor Sahib committee, joined the Green Pilgrimage Network, making a commitment towards becoming eco-friendly.

A new train, connecting important Sikh shrines at Amritsar and Nanded in Maharashtra, was given a grand reception by members of the community as it arrived here on its maiden journey.

EcoSikh’s initiative got a major boost by UNDP, SGPC, DSGMC and all the Takhats giving a supportive call to the entire Sikh community worldwide to observe the Sikh Environment Day.

We are also hopeful that this year on Sikh Environment Day, the Sikhs around the world will receive and celebrate the message of Guru that: 'Being Sikh is Being Kind to Environment.'

Administrator of Sri Hazur Sahib - Dr P S Pasricha, thanked railway department for acceding to their request of starting this new connection & requested railways to run Sri Ganganagar - Hazur Sahib express daily instead of weekly.

The biggest project, however, was to provide comfortable homes to the city’s over 26,000 slum dwellers living on the outskirts of the city.

Gulab Singh learned to engrave from his father Sardar Santokh Singh and began an independent studio where he would do his own engraving

I have just finished a trip to Hemkund Sahib, and the festivals in Nanded.

A personal rembrance of Nanded by Hervinder Bhandari.

Sikhs from across the world are congregating at Nanded in Maharashtra to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the consecration of the Guru Granth Sahib.

Sikh pilgrims cleaned the sanctum sanctorum by fetching water thrice from the Godavari and twice from Bawdi-sahib, a historic well located behind the Sachkhand.

Gatka teams performed their martial art outside the gurdwara on Tuesday evening, which was witnessed by scores of devotees.

The tribe is caught in a time warp, living in isolated pockets across Maharashtra.

Sri Dasam Granth path-bodh Samagam ends at Hazur Sahib.

The first ever film festival organized to promote 300 saal guru de naal.

Nanded readies to receive Sikh multitudes as countdown begins to D-day.

Chandigarh citizens contribute in making a 11 Kg gold awning of Guru Gaddi Diwas.

Rare weapons and historical articles of Tenth Sikh Guru, Sri Guru Gobind Singh will be on display for the first time.

A Grand Celebrations on a Grand Occasion.

A new Sikh museum will be set up at Nanded as part of tercentenary celebrations of Gurta Gaddi Diwas...