Articles, tagged with "sikhs", page 4

Punjab – The land of five rivers / The land of food, festivals and Fun / A land of Mystic charm

Punjab - the land of five rivers - is the place which just refuses to fade away from your memories, if you have been to it even once. Known to be the homeland of the Punjabis or shall I say Sikhs, Punjab is mainly known for its food, festival and warm inh... Read >
Author: Manoj

The Holy Scripture – Guru Granth Sahib Ji

The Sikh religion was founded by Guru Nanak Dev Ji, first Guru of Sikhs, in 1469 CE. Today Sikh religion has over 20 million people across the whole world. The Sikhism - is to gloriously follow in their Sacred Footsteps is our Sikh way of Life. Sikh relig... Read >
Author: Surjit Sidhu

International Bride: Hindu Wedding Ceremonies

Among Hindus, marriage is considered to be a very significant part of life. Referred as "Garhastha ashram" - meaning a set up of a family unit, the marriage ceremony involves some distinctive rituals and can last for several days. Today, the traditional w... Read >
Author: 1weddingsource

Rituals of a Sikh Wedding

The customs followed by Sikhs during their wedding ceremonies are more or less similar to those practiced by the Hindus. Pre Wedding Rituals Like all other weddings, shopping is an integral part of a Sikh matrimonial . Sikhs begin their shopping for the w... Read >
Author: Jharna Bhatnagar

Rituals of a Sikh Wedding

The customs followed by Sikhs during their wedding ceremonies are more or less similar to those practiced by the Hindus. Pre Wedding Rituals Like all other weddings, shopping is an integral part of a Sikh matrimonial . Sikhs begin their shopping for... Read >
Author: Jharna Bhatnagar

SEE-Q - A Guide for Sikhs in Britain

The Sikh religion was established in the Punjab region of India by Guru Nanak in the 15th Century but in these days Sikh religion has spread throughout the world and sikhism is Britain's third most popular religion, with about half a million Sikhs living ... Read >
Author: Surjit Sidhu

The Property Market of Amritsar

Amritsar, the holy city of Punjab, has derived its name from Amrit-saagar, meaning "The Ocean of the Nectar of Immortality", true to the city's religious aura. It is also home to the most beautiful Golden Temple or Harminder Sahib, and is the spiritual an... Read >
Author: 99acres

Choosing From Indian Wedding Photographers

Indian cultural weddings are increasingly becoming a scene in the urban centres of the UK and other countries. Indians hold deep traditions that are highly related to Hindu traditions, although most of their rituals vary widely depending on the Indian ho... Read >
Author: Mandy Chagger

The Koh-i-nor Diamond Legend

Sir John Lawrence, Governor General of India, received many demands asking for the priceless Koh-i-nor diamond to be sent to Britain. It had gone missing after the handover from the Sikhs, to the British rule, in 1849. It was not until one day the gardene... Read >
Author: LynThomas

HOLLY POOL OF NECTAR-AMRITSAR-INDIA

The spiritual capital of the Sikhs, Amritsar is one of the most ancient and fascinating cities of India. It derived its name from the pool around the Golden Temple (Harmandir Sahib), which means "Holy Pool of Nectar". A major part of the city's history re... Read >
Author: JASSI

Fear, Born of Prejudice, has Found a New Face

What would you do if a monster with pointed sharp teeth, blue skin and green hair popped out of your kid's closet one night? What would your kid do? Scream for help, I'll bet ' and rightly so with such a scary sight confronting him! But what if that blue ... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer

Bhai Dooj Teeka

The fifth day of Diwali is celebrated as Bhai Dooj among Hindus, Sikhs and even Buddhists in India and US. It comes on the second day after the new moon and also after Govardhan Pooja is performed. It is the day which is actually dedicated to all the sist... Read >
Author: Rujuta

Why is Diwali celebrated in India Deepawali festival 2008 Bhai Dooj Deepawali gifts History

Diwali is celebrated in India with great pomp and joy. It is celebrated in India as well as in Nepal where it is called "Tihar" from many years. It is the biggest festival of India that celebrates the victory of good against the evil. People celebrate and... Read >
Author: rohitp

Why diwali is celebrated in Nothern India History behind the celebration of deepawali

Diwali is the festival of lights. It is the celebration of victory over vice. It is celebrated by Indians all over the world. Nowadays, Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and even Buddhists celebrate this festival happily and enthusiastically. Diwali is an important, m... Read >
Author: rohitp

A COMPLETE PEACEFUL BREAK

A COMPLETE PEACEFUL BREAK It is immensely peaceful, as if someone had taken a bucket full of liquid peace and poured it all over you, inside you. Yes it is there in Amritsar city of India "The Golden Temple". The Golden Temple lit... Read >
Author: jagi

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