Vaisakhi had been a harvest festival but took on a greater significance for Sikhs in 1699 when, in the Punjab region, Guru Gobind Singh, brandished a sword before his followers and asked anyone ...

Vaisakhi also marks the anniversary of the righteous leader, Guru Gobind Singh while people commemorate his legendary efforts to establish the Khalsa Panth, a community that follows Sikhism. It marks ...

In 1699, Sikhs from all over the Punjab gathered together to celebrate the local harvest festival of Vaisakhi. The tenth guru, Guru Gobind Singh, came out of a tent carrying a sword. He asked ...

On the outside of the card your child might draw a Vaisakhi or Sikhi design – perhaps a picture of Sri Guru Gobind Singh Ji – then you can help them write a special message inside the card.

On April 5, Sikh Sangat NZ Trust will host its third parade in Rotorua, honouring the creation of Khalsa – a key event in the ...

A vibrant procession through Glasgow's streets this Sunday will see 750 people take part. Roads will be closed in the Southside, city centre and West End as members of the Sikh community celebrate ...

Roads will be closed in the southside, city centre and west end as members of the Sikh community celebrate Vaisakhi with a ...

It will then turn onto St Andrews Drive and stop at the Guru Tegh Bahadur Ji Gurdwara in Pollokshields, reports Glasgow Live. Past Vaisakhi procession (Image ... it was chosen by Guru Gobind Singh in ...