Baisakhi is a major festival both historically and religiously for Punjabis, particularly Sikhs. The origins of the festival ...

Baisakhi, a spring festival marking the start of the harvest season and Punjabi New Year, is set to be observed on April 13, ...

North India’s harvest festival and Sikh thanksgiving. Learn about its agricultural roots and religious significance.

In Punjab, Baisakhi is a harvest festival marking the beginning of the new farming year. Farmers celebrate the abundant crop and offer prayers for continued prosperity. Let’s have a look at the ...

Baisakhi holds great importance for followers of the Sikh faith. Celebrated with enthusiasm, it marks the harvest of Rabi crops in the month of Vaisakh. Farmers offer prayers and thank the divine for ...

Learn about the cultural significance of Bhangra and Gidda during Baisakhi, representing Punjabi identity and community ...

Pilgrims are also expected to visit Gurdwara Nankana Sahib and Gurdwara Kartarpur Sahib during the April 10–19 visit ...

Every year in April, it is celebrated with tremendous enthusiasm and delight as the harvest season begins. Baisakhi is both a religious and cultural celebration, bringing people together to enjoy ...

As the wheat fields of Punjab sway in the spring breeze, the air fills with devotion, music, and celebration, you know that ...

Indian harvest festivals are colorful celebrations marking the end of a harvesting season and the start of another one ...

Baisakhi marks the arrival of spring and signifies the end of the harvest season in India. It's a vibrant festival filled ...

From West Bengal’s Poila Baisakh to Maharashtra’s Gudi Padwa, My Kolkata takes a cultural journey across regions and states Nancy Jaiswal Published 14.04.24, 05:18 PM ...