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Guru Nanak Jayanti, also known as Gurpurab, is a cherished and deeply revered celebration for Sikhs and many others around the world. This sacred day marks the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji,

Guru Nanak Jayanti is also known as Gurpurab, this day is observed to commemorate the birthday of the first Sikh Guru, who is famously known as Guru Nanak. This event is celebrated every year on the same date to pay tribute to his life lessons and more.

The Sikh community in Jharkhand commemorates the 555th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev with pomp and enthusiasm, featuring worship, community meals, and inspirational messages from leaders emphasizing brotherhood and social harmony.

Over 2,500 Sikhs from India participated in grand celebrations in Pakistan for Guru Nanak Dev's 555th birth anniversary. The event at Nankana Sahib included a procession and fireworks, highlighting unity among Sikhs worldwide,

As the nation celebrates Guru Nanak Jayanti, B-town celebs have also joined in the celebrations. Among the many celebs, Nimrat Kaur, was also spotted visiting a Gurudwara in Mumbai to offer prayers and extend her wishes to fans on this special occasion.

On the auspicious occasion of the birth of the first Sikh guru, Guru Nanak, Bollywood celebrities offered prayers at Gurudwaras. Nimrat Kaur and Shilpa Shetty participated in Gurpurab festivities in Mumbai.

As we mark 555th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the first Sikh Guru, discover festive looks that weave together heritage and celebration.

Mumbai's Sikh community is gearing up to celebrate Guru Nanak's 555th birth anniversary with three days of vibrant festivities starting November 15th. From prabhat pheris and nagar kirtans to devotional music and langar,

This holy day reminds us of the power of kindness, showing how good actions and thoughts bring us closer to the divine. Many Gurudwaras mark this day by reciting a continuous 48-hour stanza from the Guru Granth Sahib.