Dimapur, November 16 (MExN): The Governor of Nagaland La Genesan graced the 555th Guru Nanak birth anniversary celebration at Gurudwara Sri Singh Sabha, Dimapur on November 15.
Speaking at the celebration, the Governor said that the revered first Guru of Sikhism, left an indelible mark on the sands of time with his teachings that transcend barriers of faith, creed, and nationality. His universal message of love, equality and service continues to inspire millions around the globe, stated a press release received here.
Guru Nanak’s philosophy emphasized ‘Ik Onkar’—the belief in one God, recognizing the divine presence in all of humanity. His teachings urge us towards a society founded on justice, tolerance and harmony, paving the way for peace and unity in our diverse world. By aligning societal structures with Guru Nanak’s principles, a more equitable, peaceful and sustainable world can emerge. Such a foundation not only enriches individual lives but also strengthens communities globally, creating an interconnected, compassionate human society. In essence, Guru Nanak’s teachings provide an eternal framework for building societies committed to justice, peace and unity, echoing louder than ever in an era punctuated by both extraordinary potential and profound challenges, the Governor said.
Today, we remember the profound wisdom of Guru Nanak and acknowledge the exemplary contributions of the Sikh community across India and here, in Nagaland. The Sikhs have consistently shown a remarkable spirit of enterprise, service and sacrifice. They have been instrumental in nurturing India’s cultural, technological, and agricultural growth. Sikh soldiers and citizens have bravely defended our nation and contributed significantly to national security. Their courage and dedication are sources of inspiration for all Indians, he added.
The Governor said that in Nagaland, the Sikh community has seamlessly integrated to the cultural and economic ecosystem of the state and have contributed actively and vibrantly to the state’s development. Through initiatives in trade, education, healthcare, and community service, they have supported the economic and social fabric of our beloved state. Their Gurdwaras, serving as community centers, are not just places of worship but symbols of unity and service where everyone is welcome with open arms.
He further called upon all to continue to draw inspiration from Guru Nanak’s teachings. Reaffirm our commitment to fostering a world rooted in love and mutual respect, fulfilling the higher ideals of selfless service to humanity.
The Governor on behalf of the people of Nagaland, extend heartfelt appreciation to the Gurudwara Parbandhak Committee and the Punjabi Committee of Dimapur for organising such a significant event, allowing all to reflect on the teachings and the enduring legacy of Guru Nanak.
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