Shilpa Shetty’s husband Raj Kundra is in the news these days. Recently he has spoken openly about his personal life and spirituality. Meanwhile, he was shown in a white turban, on which he was asked what was Shilpa Shetty’s reaction on his following Sikhism, to which he gave a very funny answer. Also said about Shilpa that she follows every ritual and has faith in God.

My husband came on the line…

When Instant Bollywood asked about Shilpa Shetty’s reaction, Raj Kundra said, ‘She didn’t even know that at one time I was a borderline atheist. I did not believe in God. My opinion was that life goes on like this, with karma. When I became a little spiritual about Sikhism, she felt good that at least my husband came on line. She is happy, she believes in religion as per her wish. Follows all the rituals. I also follow Hindu rituals. But there is a sense of belonging and connection in Sikhism. That’s why I’m here.

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Shilpa and Raj’s relationship

Let us tell you that the love story of Shilpa Shetty and Raj Kundra has been quite interesting. Both of them met in the year 2007, after which their friendship gradually turned into love. After dating each other for about two years, the couple got married on 22 November 2009. At that time their marriage was much discussed. Shilpa Shetty remains popular on social media regarding her fitness and yoga. Due to which his fans get very inspired.

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Basant Panchmi 2026: The festival of Vasant Panchami is celebrated every year on Magh Shukla Panchami date. This year this festival will be celebrated on Friday, 23 January 2026.

Vasant Panchami is also known as Saraswati Puja, the goddess of knowledge, wisdom, art and music. Do you know that the festival of Basant Panchami is not only a festival of Hindus, but its glimpse can also be seen in Muslim and Sikh traditions. Let us know about it?

Basant Panchami in Muslim tradition?

The festival of Basant Panchami was a major court celebration during the Delhi Sultanate and Mughal period. The most concrete evidence of this is related to Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya and Amir Khusro.

• Many historians believe that Amir Khusro wrote songs wearing yellow clothes on Basant Panchami,

‘Come spring, wear yellow, friend’

• There is still a tradition of offering yellow flowers on the occasion of Basant Panchami in the Dargah of Nizamuddin Auliya.

During the time of Mughal emperors, especially Jahangir and Shahjahan, Basant was celebrated as a spring festival. In which people used to enjoy kite flying, flower decoration and music.

Celebration of Basant Panchami in Sikh traditions

The tradition of Basant Panchami is centuries old in Sikh history. It represents yellow mustard fields in Punjab. On the day of Basant Panchami, musicians organize Basant Raga Kirtan in Harmandir Sahib, Amritsar.

This continues till the first day of Vaishakh. The sixth Sikh Guru, Guru Hargobind Ji was born in 1595. On the occasion of his birthday, Basant Panchami fair is organized at Chheharta Sahib Gurudwara located in Wadali near Amritsar.

Kite flying is done in Chheharta Sahib on the occasion of Basant Panchami. On the day of Basant Panchami in 1677, the tenth Sikh Guru, Guru Gobind Singh was married to Bibi Jitu Ji in Lahore. Every year on the day of Basant Panchami, Nagar Kirtan of Guru is taken out from Lahore to Takht Sri Kesargarh Sahib.

Importance of Basant Panchami in Christian traditions

With the beginning of spring, Christians around the world celebrate Easter, a festival dedicated to the resurrection of Jesus Christ. During this time, most Christians sacrifice their favorite things. Some people give up non-vegetarian food, while some people give up smoking and drinking alcohol.

For Christians, this day starts with prayers in the church. Flowers and Easter eggs are exchanged between family and friends.

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Sikh woman donates land for mosque: A unique example of mutual brotherhood and harmony has come to light in Jakhawali village located in Fatehgarh district of Punjab, where a 75-year-old Sikh woman donated her land for the construction of a mosque. Whereas Hindu families have come forward for financial assistance.

This heart-touching scene has been seen in Jakhwali village, which is a village with Sikh population, where 400-500 Sikh families, more than 150 Hindu families and 100 Muslim families live together. Located 55 kilometers away from Chandigarh, the capital of Punjab, this village has a Gurudwara and a Shiva temple, but till now there was no mosque.

5 marla land donated for construction of mosque in village

The woman who donated land for the mosque said that there was no mosque in the village for Muslim brothers. He had to go to a distant village to offer namaz.

I thought of giving them 5 marla land i.e. 1360 square feet for the construction of a mosque, so that they could have a place to offer namaz. We are very happy to see that they are happy. (Donating woman Bibi Rajinder Kaur)

His grandson Satnam Singh said that Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims live in brotherhood in the village. This has been happening like this for generations. Whenever any religious event is organized in the village, people from all communities participate enthusiastically.

In Jakhwali village of Fatehgarh Sahib district of Punjab, a 75-year-old Sikh woman donated her land for the construction of a mosque in the village, while Sikh and Hindu families have jointly contributed financially for it. pic.twitter.com/7I22VAgxmF

— Ankur Agnihotri (@Ankuragnihotrii) December 26, 2025

All communities live together in brotherhood in the village – Bibi Rajinder Kaur

Local people of the village said that the lack of a mosque was being felt for a long time, but when a solution was found at the Panchayat level, Bibi Rajinder Kaur voluntarily donated her land. Since the land was in the name of Bibi Rajinder Kaur, it was registered in the name of the Masjid Committee.

Bibi Rajinder Kaur told the media that the Muslims of the village actively participate in religious events like langar service. I believe that all religions should be respected. Maulana Usman Ludhianvi, the royal imam of Punjab, laid the foundation stone of the mosque. He said that Punjab has long been known for communal harmony.

Some time ago, in Malerkotla district of Punjab, former sarpanch of Umrapura village, Sukhjinder Singh Noni and his brother Avninder Singh had donated 5.5 biswa of land to build a mosque.

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Horoscope in Sikhism: In Hindu religion, horoscope is consulted before taking important decisions of marriage or life. Because it is linked to the effects of planets and stars. There is no tradition of seeing or matching horoscopes in Sikhism. Let us know what is the reason behind this?

Horoscope is not seen in Sikhism, because it does not work on them, this may be a bit surprising to hear, but there is some logic in it too. Actually, people of Sikh religion go to Gurudwara and there are two big things in Gurudwara, which work to balance the two big houses of the horoscope.

The names of these two things are ‘service’ and ‘donation’.

2 most negative houses of horoscope

6th and 12th house are two major negative houses of the horoscope. The 6th house is Shadripu, which represents the six enemies of the mind: lust, anger, greed, pride, attachment and attachment.

Due to activation of the 6th house in the horoscope, one may have to face increasing debts, illness or difficulties in court related matters. In such a situation, the best way to reduce the negativity of the 6th house in the horoscope is to serve.

The real meaning of service is to do any work selflessly, where hands and feet work, hard work is done but there is no desire to get anything at all.

According to Guruvani – Service is done in case of victory. Service has been given great importance in Sikhism.

12 houses related to expenses

The second most negative house of the horoscope is the 12th house. Which is also called the cost of expenditure. When the 12th house is active, problems like insomnia and loneliness along with increase in unaccounted expenses arise. The best way to balance the 12th house is to donate.

Charity means helping a needy person with time, money or things. Charity and service are inseparable elements of Sikhism. For this reason, the Sikh Gurus not only included service and charity in their customs but also made it the backbone of Sikhism.

To get rid of 70 percent of the problems in life, we should include these things of Sikhism in our habits.

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