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Significance and message of Baisakhi

In Punjabi culture, the significance of this festival is reflected in literature, songs, fairs, gatherings, and discussions.

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Baisakhi is considered a seasonal festival that holds a deep place in the hearts of the people of Punjab. The golden wheat crops harvested during this season symbolizes a prosperous future. The vibrant spirit of the season fills the hearts with enthusiasm and energy, motivating people to take action. Not just the farmer’s family, but all those connected to the harvest—relatives, traders, agents and contractors—join in the celebration. In modern times, the role of machines in harvesting and maintaining crops has significantly increased, and the businesses connected to this work also experience a boost during this festival.

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