Live gurbani Telecast from Gurudwara baru sahib

1. Wednesday, February 15,
2012, Chandigarh, India
BATHINDA EDITION
Solan,February14
With ETC Punjabi tying up with
the Kalgidhar Trust, Baru
Sahib, for the telecast of
Gurbani, audience will feel the
reverence of live Gurbani from
Gurdwara Baru Sahib from
February14onwards.
Aptly called, “Dhur ki Bani”,
the word of the Lord, this
Gurbani recital by young Sikh
students of the Akal Academy,
Baru Sahib, has a dis nct
flavour of reverence which
pervades the soul and spirit
w h i l e h e i g h te n i n g t h e
meaning and impact of
religioussinging.
It will be an exemplary mo va on for the viewers to watch the young students balancing their
scien fic pursuits and knowledge with the inner discovery through spiritual educa on. This form of
simple, serene, soulful and pious music is a special offering for ETC Punjabi viewers spread across the
globeandcoupledwiththecalmundisturbedenvironsofthelushgreenvalley;isafeastfortheeyes.
The daily telecast will be aired both in the morning and evening me bands between 4.30 am and 7.20
amand6pmand6.45pm,respec vely,onETCPunjabi.
Nestled in the Himalayan foothills amongst serene mountains, The Kalgidhar Trust is a humanitarian
charity organisa on which primarily builds educa onal ins tu ons for the rural poor and
underprivileged, presently benefi ng 60,000 rural students while opera ng through 111 schools, 24
colleges,2universi es,1hospitaland3de-addic oncentresinNorthIndia.
The Trust works on the mission of establishing permanent peace in the world through synthesis of
value-basedscien ficeduca onandmoralrejuvena onofcrea nggoodglobalci zens.
Ambika Sharma
Live Gurbani telecast from
Gurdwara Baru Sahib
A view of the Dhauladhars after fresh snow. Photo: Kamaljeet