<span lang="EN-GB">Gurpurabs are celebrations commemorating the anniversaries of the lives and teachings of the ten Sikh Gurus. These occasions hold immense religious and cultural significance for Sikhs and are observed with great fervor. Each Gurpurab is marked by special prayers, kirtan, and readings from the Guru Granth Sahib in Gurdwaras. Devotees gather to participate in the religious proceedings, offering prayers and seeking spiritual guidance. Nagar Kirtans and processions are also organized, featuring colorful displays and hymn singing as devotees celebrate the life and teachings of the respective Guru being honored. The Gurpurabs not only serve as religious commemorations but also provide opportunities for Sikhs to come together, reflect on the teachings of their Gurus, and strengthen their sense of community and faith.</span>