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Baisakhi celebrated with fervour in Amritsar

The festival of Baisakhi was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across the district on Sunday. A large number of devotees visited Darbar Sahib, Tarn Taran, from early morning till late night. Darbar Sahib manager Dharwinder Singh Manochahal said a...

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Taran Taran, Updated At : 07:14 AM Apr 14, 2025 IST

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A ‘nagar kirtan’ being taken out to mark Baisakhi in Tarn Taran. Photo: Gurbaxpuri

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The festival of Baisakhi was celebrated with great devotion and enthusiasm across the district on Sunday. A large number of devotees visited Darbar Sahib, Tarn Taran, from early morning till late night.

Darbar Sahib manager Dharwinder Singh Manochahal said a colourful ‘nagar kirtan’ was taken out in the ‘parikarma’ of the holy sarovar of Darbar Sahib. The devotees in a large number took part in the ‘nagar kirtan’.The day was also celebrated in other parts of the district and gurdwaras.

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