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Manav Ekta Diwas, Human Unity Day: Consistently April 24th is commended as Manav Ekta Divas or Human Unity Day in entire Nirankari world. The day is the commemoration of the forfeit by Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji for the whole Humanity. Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji was an awesome holy person who lectured human fraternity through profound arousing of masses. Since his death, individuals everywhere throughout the world have been watching Manav Ekta Divas on his forfeit commemoration.
According to divine expressions of Babaji’s Holiness, ‘Blood should stream in veins, not in channels’; Sant Nirankari Mission arranges exceptional blood gift camps and group clean tasks to watch Manav Ekta Divas everywhere throughout the world.
Every year April 24th is celebrated as Manav Ekta Diwas or Human Unity Day in whole Nirankari world. The day is the anniversary of the sacrifice by Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji for the entire Humanity.
Baba Gurbachan Singh Ji was a great saint who preached human brotherhood through spiritual awakening of masses. Since his assassination, people all over the world have been observing Manav Ekta Diwas on his sacrifice anniversary.
Baba Gurbachan Singh ji encouraged members of the Nirankari Mission to be resourceful, helpful and efficient. It is this inspiring ethos which was the driving force behind the Missions Volunteers.
As per divine words of Babaji’s Holiness, ‘Blood should flow in veins, not in drains’; Sant Nirankari Mission organizes special blood donation camps and community clean projects to observe Human Unity Day all over the world.
Different programs are organized to observe Human Unity Day at places like United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Greece, New Zealand, Nepal, Bahrain, Kuwait etc.
Gurbachan Singh (10 December 1930 – 24 April 1980) was the third guru of the Sant Nirankari sect, considered to be heterodox by mainstream Sikhs. He was declared Satguru by his father and predecessor Baba Avtar Singh in 1962.
Gurbachan Singh was born to Avtar Singh and his wife Budhwanti. He completed his middle school education in Peshawar, and then matriculated from the Khalsa School in Rawalpindi. He had to abandon his higher studies due to the violence during the partition of India in 1947. He married Kulwant Kaur, the daughter of Bhai Manna Singh, 22 April 1947.
In 1947, the Singh family migrated from the present-day Pakistan to present-day India. Gurbachan Singh established an auto parts business, first in Jalandhar and then in Delhi. Later, he started taking interest in the congregations of his father.
Gurbachan Singh was declared as the Satguru (“True Master”) by his father on 3 December 1962 at Paharganj in Delhi. At the two conferences of the mission in Mussoorie (1965 and 1973), he made important changes to the organisation and established a code of conduct.
