App on Mool Mantar to be launched soon

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Updated At : 12:27 PM Dec 27, 2019 IST

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Amritsar: Over 20 Sikhs scholars and educators from around the world have come together to create a mobile application to promote and educate people about the Mool Mantar. Singapore-based entrepreneur Ashvinder Kundan Singh is the brain behind SikhWiki.org, a wikipedia for Sikh information that draws over 10,000 daily visitors, and Turbanizer, a Sikh turban visualisation app. He was in the city to offer prayers at the Golden Temple, Kartarpur Sahib and Sultanpur Lodhi before launching the app. “Nanak Time will help people learn and apply Mool Mantar in their life,” he said. tns

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