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Nepali Sikh devotees to go to Int Sikh Conclave in Indian State of Bihar
A designation of Nepali supporters of Sikhism drove by Chief of Guru Nanak Service Foundation, Research Center in Birgunj, Jaspal Singh, is sharing in the first International Sikh Conclave to be held at Patna of Indian State of Bihar from today.
The worldwide conference will be gone to by more than 200 researchers, analysts and noted identities from around the globe, including Nepal, where they will display papers on different parts of the religion positioned as the world's fifth biggest religion.
Scores of Sikh pioneers, supporters and sincere lovers from Nepal have been going to the continuous festivals of the 350th birth commemoration of the tenth Sikh Guru Gobind Singh Sahib in the city lodging the origin of Guru Gobind Singh in Patna Sahib.
Patna has been seeing whirlwind of exercises since January 3, all went for praising the legacy of Sikhism. An immense parade went to by a huge number of Sikh supporters and non-Sikh adherents alike was taken out in a few places in Patna today morning regarding the festival.
The administration of Bihar has pronounced three days of open occasions since last Tuesday to check the event anticipated that would be gone to by more than 1 million Sikh devotees from everywhere throughout the world.
One among the members from Nepal Subodh Kumar Yadav shared that history has it that Guru Gobind Singh ventured out to Baraha Kshetra in Sunsari in Nepal and directed different compassionate exercises there.
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