Incredible India

  Jallianwala Bagh Memorial India is a country of vast spiritual and ancient history. We Indians follow our sacred scriptures for a serene, joyful and prosperous life. Our holy scripture- "Mahabharat," mentions it multiple times-  "अहिंसा परमॊ धर्मः(Ahinsa Paramo Dharma).  Which means  "non-violence is the supreme responsibility."  These few words are in the foundation of India. That helps Indians to lead an influential nation known for its courteousness and brotherhood. On April 13, 1919, Amritsar was obeying the identical words. The immense crowd of innocents gathered in the  Jallianwala Bagh  on the superior occasion, " Baisakhi, " to silent protest against the Britishers. "Baisakhi" is a prominent festival in Sikhism that celebrates the harvesting of crops. It conveys charity, gratitude, and devotion and also celebrates the establishment of Khalsa Panth by Guru Gobind Singh in 1699. The crowd was rising constantly because of the Baisakhi...

  Golden Temple Every religious place possesses an essence of emotional connectivity. It is India's magnificence that each divine place sets a tremendous example of unity in diversity. Their doors welcome each person with regard and courteousness. After keeping the lovely memories of " Har ki Pauri Ghat "  in my eyes, I moved to another holy place,  "Golden Temple"  in Amritsar, Punjab.  Golden Temple is one of the most sacred gurudwara in Sikhism. Around 2 to 3 crore devotees visit this religious place every year. Golden Temple is also famous as the name of  "Shri Harmandir Sahib"  or  "Shri Darbar Sahib."  Both words convey different meanings.  "Harmandir Sahib"  is made up of two words, " Hari"  means " God ," and " Mandir " means " home ," which signifies " Home of God."   "Darbar Sahib"  conveys  "holy audience.  " Sahib " is a term that represents ...