Baisakhi

Baisakhi Festival comes on April 13th or April 14th and marks the starting of the solar year. North Indian people mainly Punjab thank god for good harvest.

On this auspicious occasion Sikh visit to gurudwaras. Baisakhi has special importance for Sikhs as on this day in 1699, their tenth Guru Gobind Singh Ji prepared the order of the Khalsa. Baisakhi is one of the main festivals of Sikhs and is celebrated with lot of passion and jollity in the state of Punjab and all over the world where there is a significant Sikh population

Baisakhi Festival

Chiefly baisakhi is a farmers' celebration, Baisakhi is a time to enjoy before starting the hard work of harvesting and as such, its celebration requires no prayers or fasting.

However, people do go to gurudwaras after taking a bath in the nearby river. The sikh go to gurudwaras and offer the prayer because the founding day of their religion. more popular.

Baisakhi Celebrations

Baisakhi marks the starting of New Year. People of Punjab celebrate the event of Baisakhi with high spirits and devotion. The Punjab's well-known Bhangra and Giddha are inextricably linked with this festival. On these occasion, men and women decorate themselves with gay colored clothes and traditional jewelry.

Baisakhi Cards

Baisakhi Cards serve as an very trendy medium of exchanging greetings on the joyous occasion of Baisakhi Festival.. A wide variety of cards is available in the stores. For example, you can find musical greeting cards, oversized cards and those that are made in different shapes. For the occasion of Baisakhi, choose a greeting card that carries an attractive message. E-cards are available in a number of types. They may be postcards or animated ones.

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