Baisakhi Festival Images: Baisakhi is one of the major festivals of Sikhs and is celebrated with lot of enthusiasm and gaiety in the state of Punjab and all throughout the world where there is a significant Sikh population. For the large farming community of Punjab, Baisakhi Festival marks the time for harvest of rabi crops and they celebrate the day by performing joyful bhangra and gidda dance. For the Sikh community, Baisakhi Festival has tremendous religious significance as it was on a Baisakhi Day in 1699, that Guru Gobind Singh, the tenth Sikh Guru laid the foundation of Panth Khalsa – the Order of the Pure Ones.
Baisakhi Festival Images & Stock Photos
Palki Sahib at Nada Sahib Gurdwara decorated on Baisakhi in Panchkula on April 13 2016.
Sikh devotee holds a child as they take a dip in the holy Sarovar at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib to mark Baisakhi in New Delhi on April 13, 2016.
A decked up gurudwara at Model Town during Baisakhi celebrations in Jalandhar
Devotees have sweetened water on the occasion of Baisakhi at Gurdwara Gau Ghat, Ludhiana
Devotees partake of langer at a gurdwara on the occasion of Baisakhi in Ludhiana
Baisakhi is traditionally celebrated as the festival of the first harvest of the year, right after the winter season
Devotees taking part in a special prayer session organised to celebrate the Baisakhi at TT Nagar Gurdwara in Bhopal
Gatka Players in action during Nagar Kirtan on the occasion of the Baisakhi festival celebrated in Patiala last year
Marking the beginning of the solar new year, a Sikh family takes a holy dip on the occasion of Baisakhi at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. One of the most popular festivals, Baisakhi has a special significance for Sikhs as on this day in 1699, the tenth guru, Guru Gobind Singh Ji formed the order of the Khalsa. The festival widely celebrated in many northern states of India such as Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand also coincides with other new year festivals celebrated across the southern states
Nihang performing martial stunts riding on horses during a Baisakhi Mohalla festival at Talwandi Sabo near Bathinda
School students celebrate Baisakhi in Singhpura village of Rohtak
Sikh devotees eat a community vegetarian meal, known as ‘langar’ at a Gurdwara on Baisakhi, in Noida
Sikh devotees hold a child as they take a dip in the holy sarovar at Gurudwara Bangla Sahib in New Delhi
Students of Khalsa College performing traditional and Punjabi folk dance celebrating the coming harvest season in Amritsar
Students of Khalsa College performing traditional and Punjabi folk dance, celebrating the coming harvest season in Amritsar
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