Baisakhi being celebrated in different states
Who celebrates Baisakhi
Baisakhi also pronounced as बैसाखी, is also known as Vaisakhi, is a holiday celebrated across India with tremendous zeal and intensity. It celebrates the start of the Sikh New Year and also honours Guru Gobind Singh’s founding of the Khalsa Panth in 1699. Every year, Baisakhi is celebrated on April 14 or 15 and is celebrated in diverse ways throughout India.
Baisakhi is one of the most important holidays in Punjab among Lohri since it signifies the beginning of the harvest season. People dress up in colourful traditional clothes to commemorate the event and conduct Bhangra and Giddha dances. The Golden Temple in Amritsar is lavishly ornamented, and worshippers seek blessings by bathing in the sacred Samovar (pond).
Which state celebrates the Baisakhi festival and how?
How is Baisakhi celebrated in Haryana?
Baisakhi is celebrated in Haryana by arranging melas (fairs) attended by hundreds of people from neighbouring villages. These fairs are bustling with activity, with vendors selling handicrafts, food, and games. The joyful atmosphere is enhanced by performances of folk music and dancing.
How is Baisakhi celebrated in Uttar Pradesh?
In Uttar Pradesh, Baisakhi is known as Vishu or Bihu and is regarded as an auspicious day for beginning new businesses. People decorate their homes with flowers and mango leaves, and special meals like chana dal puri and kheer are prepared. On this day, residents in various sections of the state also fast.
How is Baisakhi celebrated in Bihar?
Baisakhi is celebrated in Bihar as Vaishali Mahotsav, which is hosted in the historic city of Vaishali. Cultural programs, traditional dances, and processions are highlights of the celebration. People also go to temples to pray and receive blessings.
How is Baisakhi celebrated in Assam?
Baisakhi is known as Rongali Bihu in Assam, a seven-day event commemorating the start of the Assamese New Year. People adorn their houses with rangolis and light lamps to celebrate the new year. Traditional dances such as Bihu and Jhumur are also performed during the event.
Baishaki Wishes for your loved ones
- Warm wishes on the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi. May the festival bring joy, peace, and prosperity to your life. Happy Baisakhi!
- May the divine blessings of Waheguru bring you eternal happiness and fill your life with colours of joy and love. Happy Baisakhi!
- May this Baisakhi be the beginning of a new journey filled with success, good health, and prosperity. Wishing you and your family a very Happy Baisakhi!
- On this special day, let us all come together to celebrate the spirit of Baisakhi and spread love and happiness to one another. Happy Baisakhi!
- May the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi fill your heart and soul with happiness, and bring new opportunities and success in your life. Happy Baisakhi!
- May the joyous festival of Baisakhi fill your life with endless happiness and prosperity. Happy Baisakhi!
- Wishing you and your family a very happy and blessed Baisakhi. May the festival bring you closer to your loved ones and spread joy and happiness in your life.
- On the auspicious occasion of Baisakhi, let us all come together to celebrate Punjab’s rich culture and traditions. Happy Baisakhi!
- May this Baisakhi be the beginning of a new chapter in your life filled with positivity, success, and good health. Happy Baisakhi!
- Let us all come together to celebrate the spirit of Baisakhi and spread love, harmony, and peace to one another. Happy Baisakhi!
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Conclusion
Baisakhi is a holiday that brings people together in pleasure and celebration. While it is celebrated differently in different parts of India, the spirit of the event remains the same: to commemorate the start of a new season and to ask for blessings for wealth and happiness.
