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

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

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

The Punjab Home Department has announced comprehensive security measures to ensure the safety of thousands of Sikh pilgrims ...

Learn about the Jallianwala Bagh massacre of Baisakhi 1919—its causes, aftermath, and enduring scars on India’s freedom ...

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

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 ...

Punjab, with its rich traditions and vibrant culture, has always been known for its hearty hospitality and soulful food. The ...

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

Sikh pilgrims from India will arrive in Lahore via Wagah Border on April 10 to mark the Sikh New Year and the founding of the ...

The Pakistan High Commission in India said that the step was reflective of Pakistans measure to encourage travels to places ...

Some of these festivals will be public holidays across India, while some vary from state to state. Hence, during these ...