Gurmat samagam at Guru Nanak Foundation Public School

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Updated At : 06:00 AM Nov 27, 2025 IST

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Guru Nanak Foundation Public School, Patiala, organised a gurmat samagam on the premises to commemorate the 350th martyrdom of Guru Teg Bahadur, in collaboration with the students of Gurmat College, Patiala. The samagam began with Sehaj Path Samapati, followed by shabad kirtan presented by students of the school and Gurmat College, creating an atmosphere filled with peace, spirituality and devotion. A speech on the life and values of the Guru was delivered by the teacher, inspiring everyone with the timeless teachings of Guru Sahib. The programme concluded with Guru ka Langar, symbolising the Sikh values of equality and selfless service. The event was graced by Director Partap Singh. The samagam left everyone spiritually enriched and connected to the teachings of Guru Tegh Bahadur, making it a blessed experience for all.

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