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Sikh Devotion Warms Nagpur on Guru Teg Bahadur Martyrdom Day
8 Dec
Summary
- Nagpur hosted 'Hind-di-Chadar' event commemorating Guru Teg Bahadur's 350th Martyrdom Day.
- Devotees gathered, participating in religious hymns, seva, and martial art displays.
- Free medical checkups and literature were offered alongside community service initiatives.
On Sunday, despite cold weather, Nagpur's Sureshchandra Suri Ground was vibrant with the 'Hind-di-Chadar' event, honoring Guru Teg Bahadur's 350th Martyrdom Day. Organized by the Maharashtra government, the commemoration saw thousands of devotees participating in recitations of sacred hymns and ballads, with singers from various groups and cities performing. The spirit of selfless service was evident through numerous activities.
The venue featured dedicated areas for blood donation camps, free literature stalls, and langar service. Devotees also benefited from free cataract checkup camps and OPD services. Community volunteers, embodying the spirit of seva, managed different aspects of the event, emphasizing the teachings of Sikh Gurus and sacrifice.
Live performances of gatka, a Sikh martial art, captivated attendees, while an exhibition titled 'Virasar-e-Sikhi' provided insights into Sikh history and figures. NCC cadets and police personnel assisted in crowd management, and sanitation workers ensured the venue remained clean, contributing to the successful commemoration.
