Baisakhi 2012

Guru Nanak Devji – First Patshahi Guru Angad Devji – Second Patshahi Guru Amardasji – Third Patshahi Guru Ramadasji – Fourth Patshahi Guru Arjan Devji

Sikhs all over the world celebrate ‘Baisakhi’ or ‘Vaisakhi’ as a Festival to commemorate the establishment of the Khalsa Panth. According to the Sikh history,

Vaisakhi, also known as ‘Baisakhi’ or ‘Vasakhi,’ is one of the biggest festivals celebrated across India. Vaisakhi is special to most Indians because it is

The Punjabi community in New Zealand will get together to mark the annual Baisakhi festival with piety, grandeur and unity, highlighting one of the most

One of the greatest attributes of the Sikh community is the enthusiasm and religious fervour displayed by its members to mark events and festivals of

Time honoured cultural and traditional values practiced by Indians in general and the Sikh community in particular were the focus of discussion at a special

More than 1000 Sikh institutions and Gurdwaras around the world celebrated March 14, 2012, the ‘Sikh Environment Day,’ the day nature and animal lover Guru