Metro India News | Hyderabad

The 556th Prakash Utsav of Sri Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the founder of Sikhism, concluded with vibrant celebrations involving thousands of devotees. The event, organized jointly by Prabhandak Committees, Gurudwara Saheb Secunderabad, and Gurudwara Sri Guru Singh Sabha, Ashok Bazar, included a mass congregation at the Exhibition Grounds, Nampally, Hyderabad. Devotees participated in prayers, Gurbani Keertans, and recited hymns by renowned Ragi Jathas, emphasizing Guru Nanak’s teachings of unity, peace, and communal harmony.

The significance of the day lies in commemorating Guru Nanak’s message of oneness of God ('Ek Onkar'), honesty, selfless service (Sewa), and remembrance of the divine (Simran). The celebrations fostered a sense of togetherness and spiritual awakening, culminating in the serving of Guru Ka Langar, symbolizing equality and fraternity among all. Prominent religious leaders and committee members highlighted the timeless relevance of Guru Nanak’s teachings, inspiring millions worldwide to promote social justice, peace, and harmony. The event was a reaffirmation of Guru Nanak’s universal message of love, compassion, and spiritual unity, inspiring devotees to live with integrity and humility.