New Delhi: The festival of Baisakhi is just around the corner, and people are thrilled to celebrate it! Baisakhi is one of the most eagerly anticipated festivals of the year and will be celebrated on the 13th of April. It is a springtime festival observed with great vigour by the Hindu, Sikh, and Buddhist communities. This year, elevate your celebrations with these anchoring scripts for Baisakhi in both English and Hindi.
Baisakhi is celebrated as the beginning of the Punjabi and Sikh New Year. People across India—especially in Punjab and northern regions—mark this occasion with immense joy. The day symbolises the onset of the harvest season and calls for vibrant community festivities. Sikhs visit their local Gurdwaras to participate in langar, assist with food preparation, and later help in its distribution. Many also take the opportunity to worship ‘Waheguru’ and engage in meditation.
Let’s delve into how you can use these anchoring scripts in English and Hindi to add a fresh twist to your Baisakhi celebrations in 2025!
Here are some anchoring scripts for Baisakhi in English to celebrate the harvest festival this spring!
(Upbeat, welcoming tone)
“Good morning, everyone, and a very warm welcome to our Baisakhi celebrations! What a glorious day it is, filled with the vibrant colours of spring and the joyous spirit of new beginnings.
For those of you joining us for the first time, Baisakhi is a truly special festival. Rooted deeply in the rich culture of Punjab, it marks the traditional harvest festival and the founding of the Khalsa, a significant event in Sikh history.
Today, we’ve got a fantastic programme lined up for you – from energetic Bhangra and Giddha performances that’ll get your feet tapping, to soulful Shabads that’ll touch your hearts. We’ll also be learning more about the historical and cultural significance of this wonderful festival.
So, settle in, soak up the atmosphere, and let’s celebrate the spirit of Baisakhi together! We hope you have a truly wonderful time with us today.”
(Transition to the first segment)
“And to kick things off, we have a spectacular Bhangra performance by the energetic (Name of Dance Group)! Let’s give them a big round of applause!”
(Slightly more formal, yet still warm tone)
“Greetings to you all, and a very happy Baisakhi! It’s a pleasure to be here today, celebrating this important and joyous occasion.
Baisakhi, observed primarily by Sikhs and Punjabis around the world, is a festival brimming with historical and agricultural significance. It traditionally marks the time when the Rabi crops are harvested, signifying prosperity and abundance. Furthermore, it commemorates the formation of the Khalsa by Guru Gobind Singh Ji in 1699, a pivotal moment that championed equality and social justice.
Throughout our programme today, we aim to bring you a flavour of these rich traditions. We’ll have insights into the historical context of Baisakhi, alongside captivating cultural performances showcasing the vibrant energy of Punjabi folk arts.
We encourage you to immerse yourselves in the festivities, learn something new, and most importantly, enjoy the collective spirit of celebration. We trust you’ll find today both enlightening and thoroughly enjoyable. Welcome, once again, to our Baisakhi celebrations.”
(Transition to the first segment)
“To begin our journey through the significance of Baisakhi, we have a short presentation on the historical importance of the Khalsa. Please welcome (Name of Speaker/Presenter).”
Use these anchoring scripts for Baisakhi in Hindi to make your festival celebrations more special this 13th April!
(Utsahpurn, Swagat Bhara Swar)
“Subah Sandhya, Sabhi Ko, Aur Hamare Baisakhi Samaroh Mein Aap Sabhi Ka Bahut Bahut Swagat Hai!
Aap mein se jo log pehli baar humare saath jud rahe hain, unke liye bata dein ki baisakhi ek sach mein bahut khaas tyohar hai. Punjab ki samriddh sanskriti mein gahrai se basa hua, yeh paramparik fasal katne ka tyohar hai aur khalsa ki sthapna ka din hai, jo sikh itihaas mein ek bahut mahatvapurnna ghatvapurna hai.
Aaj, humare paas aapke liye ek shandaar karyakram tayyar hai – Jismein urjapurn bhangra aur giddha prastutiyan hain jo aapke pairon ko thirakne par majboor kar dengi, aur bhavpurn shabad haain joe Aapke dilon ko chhoo leng. Hum is adbhut tyohar ke aitihasik aur sanskritik mahatva ke baare mein bhi aur janenge.
Toh, aaraam se baithiye, is mahaul ko mehsoos kijiye, aur aaiye hum sab milkar baisakhi ki bhavna ka jashn manayein! Hamein Ummeed Hai Ki Aapka Aaj Ka Din Bahut Achha Guzrega. “
(Pehle ansh par jaane ka sanket)
“Aur karyakram ki shuruuaat karne ke liye, humare paas hai urjapurn (Dance group ka naam) Dwara ek shandaar bhangra bhangra prastuti!
(Thoda Adhik Aupcharik, Phir Bhi Garamjoshi Bhara Swar)
“Aap sabhi ko mera pranam, aur baisakhi ki bahut bahut badhai!
Baisakhi, jo mukhya roop se sikho aur duniya bhar ke punjabiyon dwara manaya jata hai, ek aisa tyohar hai jo aitihasik aur krishi mahatva se bhara hua hai. Paramparagat Roop Se, Yeh Woh Samay Hai Jab Rabi Ki Faslon Ki Katai Hoti Hai, Jo Samriddhi Aur Bhartapurta Ka Sanket Deta Hai. Iske Atiriikt, Yeh 1699 Mein Guru Gobind Singh Ji Dwara Khalsa Ki Rachna Ki Smriti Mein Bhi Manaya Jata Hai, Jo Ek Aisa Mahatvapurn Kshan Tha Jisne Saman Saman Samanayayayyay Ki Himayat Ki Himayat Ki Thi.
Aaj ke humare poore karyakram mein, humara lakshya hai ki hum aapko in samriddh paramparaon ki ek jhalak dikhaen. Humare paas baisakhi ke aitihasik sandarbh par prakash dalne wale ansh hong, saath hi punjabi Lok kalaon ki urjapurn prastutiyan bhi hongi.
Hum aapse anurodh karte hain ki aap is utsav mein kho jaayen, kuch naya seekhein, aur sabse mahatvapurn baat yeh hai ki saath milkar jashn maanne ki bhavna ka aanand lan. Humein Vishwas hai ki aapko aaj ka din gyanvardhak aur poori tarah se aananddayak lagega. Ek Baar Phir Se, Hamare Baisakhi Samaroh Mein Aapka Swagat Hai. “
(Pehle ansh par jaane ka sanket)
“Baisakhi ke mahatva ki apni yatra shuru karne ke liye, humare paas khalsa ke aitihasik mahatva par ek choti si prastuti hai.
Revel in the Baisakhi celebrations with your friends and family this year! Make your celebrations grander with the help of these festive anchoring scripts for Baisakhi in Hindi and English.
