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Home / Photo Gallery / Guru Nanak Jayanti Celebrations Processions Prayers Langars Mark The Occasion

Guru Nanak Jayanti celebrations: Processions, prayers & langars mark the occasion

Tribune News Service
Updated At : 06:28 PM Nov 04, 2025 IST

  • Sikh devotees carry the Guru Granth Sahib in a special golden palanquin during a Nagar Kirtan on the eve of birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev at Golden Temple in Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Children participate in Nagar Kirtan on the eve of birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev, at Heritage street in Amritsar, on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Devotees take to the streets for a grand Nagar Kirtan in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Little devotees dress up in Sikh attire to celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti, at Heritage street in Amritsar, on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Young Sikh devotees on the eve of Guru Nanak's birth anniversary in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Little devotees dress up in Sikh attire to celebrate Guru Nanak Jayanti, at Heritage street in Amritsar, on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Sikh devotees mark Guru Nanak Jayanti with joy and devotion in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • People distribute prasad on Guru Nanak Jayanti eve in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • School students during the celebration in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Members of Sikh community display their martial art skills during a religious procession in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Members of Sikh community display their martial art skills during a religious procession in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • A young Sikh devotee displays his martial art skills in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Members of Sikh community display their martial art skills during a religious procession in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Sikh school children during a religious procession on the occasion of Parkash Gurpurab in New Delhi. Tribune Photo: Mukesh Aggarwal

  • Giani Raghbir Singh, Head Granthi Akal Takht, carries the Guru Granth Sahib during a Nagar Kirtan at Golden Temple in Amritsar on Tuesday. Photo: Vishal Kumar

  • Devotees take part in Nagar Kirtan on the occasion of Parkash Gurpurab in Ludhiana. Himanshu Mahajan

  • Devotees distribute prasad in Ludhiana on Tuesday. Himanshu Mahajan

  • Young Sikh devotees during a religious procession in Ludhiana on Tuesday. Photo: Himanshu Mahajan

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