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Live Gurbani kirtan from Amritsar's Gurdwara Guru Ke Mehal begins

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Apr 03, 2021 IST

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Amritsar, April 2

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The SGPC has initiated to telecast live Gurbani kirtan from Gurdwara Guru Ke Mehal in Amritsar, dedicated to the 400th birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur, till May 1.

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In collaboration with a private channel, the telecast would be from 10 am to 12 noon from the gurdwara which is the birthplace of Guru. After the customary launching, a prayer was offered by Bhai Rajdeep Singh and the Hukamnama was read by Giani Jagtar Singh, the chief granthi of Golden Temple.

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On the occasion, Giani Jagat Singh apprised the life history of ninth Guru, whose anniversary was being commemorated by the SGPC in a series of programmes with Sikh organisations, sabha societies and sangats.

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Two hazuri raagis of Golden Temple will connect the viewers with Gurbani kirtan on rotational basis. — TNS

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