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Wishesh December Magazine 2015

Wishesh December Magazine has more excited stories of Diwali Festival of Lights, Karatar Singh Sarabha was an Indian Sikh revolutionary, Indra Nooyi Chairman of PepsiCo, Infocus of Make in India, Mark Zukerberg India Visit, Healthly Romantic Tips and many more on this month magazine.

Wishesh December Magazine has more excited stories of Diwali Festival of Lights, Karatar Singh Sarabha was an Indian Sikh revolutionary, Indra Nooyi Chairman of PepsiCo, Infocus of Make in India, Mark Zukerberg India Visit, Healthly Romantic Tips and many more on this month magazine.

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After a century, the site<br />

became the primary sacred<br />

shrine of the Sikhs. The lake<br />

was enlarged and structurally<br />

contained during the<br />

leadership of the fourth Sikh<br />

Guru (Guru Ram Dass (1574-<br />

1581).<br />

Golden Temple was built<br />

during the leadership of the<br />

fifth Guru (Guru Arjan, 1581-<br />

1606). On several occasions<br />

the temple was destroyed by<br />

the Muslims, and every time<br />

was rebuilt more beautifully by<br />

the Sikhs.<br />

From 1767 onwards, the Sikhs<br />

became strong enough and<br />

peace returned to the Golden<br />

Temple.<br />

Guru Ka Langar:<br />

The community kitchen of<br />

golden temple<br />

The kitchen (Community<br />

kitchen of golden temple) also<br />

called langar hall (in Punjabi)<br />

is one of the largest free<br />

kitchens to be run anywhere<br />

in the world. The concept of<br />

langars was initiated centuries<br />

ago by Guru Nanak, the<br />

founder of Sikh religion. At the<br />

Langar, no one goes hungry<br />

and everybody gets a hot meal<br />

regardless of caste, creed and<br />

religion.<br />

‘‘ shrine of<br />

the Sikhs.<br />

The lake was<br />

enlarged and<br />

structurally<br />

contained<br />

during the<br />

leadership of<br />

the fourth<br />

Sikh Guru<br />

(Guru Ram<br />

Dass (1574-<br />

1581).<br />

‘‘<br />

Two hundred thousand rotis,<br />

1.5 tonnes of dal and free<br />

food is served to 100,000<br />

people everyday. This makes<br />

the free kitchen run at the<br />

Golden Temple in the western<br />

Indian city of Amritsar stand<br />

apart. Anyone can eat for free<br />

here and on an average they<br />

serve food to 100,000 people.<br />

On weekends and special<br />

occasions double the numbers<br />

of people visit the golden<br />

temple and have Langar. The<br />

langar never stops in golden<br />

temple. On an average 7,000<br />

kg of wheat flour, 1,200 kg of<br />

rice, 1,300 kg of lentils, 500<br />

kg of ghee (clarified butter)<br />

is used in preparing the meal<br />

every day, Volunteers also<br />

wash the 300,000 plates,<br />

spoons and bowls used in<br />

feeding the people. The food is<br />

vegetarian and the expenses<br />

are managed through<br />

donations from all over the<br />

world.<br />

The Speciality of Punjab is that<br />

tourist or any person coming<br />

to Punjab will get food and<br />

shelter. It means, if a person<br />

does not have money to buy<br />

food and shelter to live he can<br />

directly go to any Gurudwara<br />

for food and shelter (free of<br />

cost). This you will find in all<br />

over Punjab state.<br />

Outside the Golden temple,<br />

there is a big market. From<br />

there you can buy anything<br />

related to the Sikh religion and<br />

also other things. Do not forget<br />

to have “Amritsari Naan” and<br />

“Lassi”. You will really enjoy<br />

the food stuff near the golden<br />

temple.<br />

There are also another tourist<br />

attraction in Amritser and<br />

near to Golden Temple like<br />

Faridkot fort, Wagha border,<br />

Jalliawala Bagh, Ram Tirath,<br />

Durgiana temple.<br />

DECEMBER <strong>2015</strong> | WWW.WISHESH.COM

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