Sikh Ratnavali
Indien
Sikh Ratnavali ist ein in Indien ausgestrahlter Fernsehsender mit Schwerpunkt auf dem Sikh-Glauben, seiner Geschichte und Kultur. Das Programm umfasst in der Regel religiöse Vorträge, Gurbani-Kirtan und Dokumentationen über das Sikh-Erbe und seine Traditionen. Der Sender zeigt zudem Inhalte zu Sikh-Festen, historischen Ereignissen und Lehren aus dem Guru Granth Sahib. Auf Punjabi und Hindi ausgestrahlt, richtet sich Sikh Ratnavali an Zuschauer, die spirituelles und lehrreiches Material rund um den Sikhismus suchen. Der Kanal ist landesweit über Satellit und Kabel verfügbar.
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16:00 - 16:35
Aao Sangat Kriye
Sikh scholars, Gursikhs, and seekers engage in heartfelt spiritual discussions while reflecting on the teachings of the Guru Sahibans.
16:35 - 17:10
Aao Sangat Kriye
Sikh scholars, Gursikhs, and seekers engage in heartfelt spiritual discussions while reflecting on the teachings of the Guru Sahibans.
17:10 - 18:10
Jukebox
A comprehensive compilation of some of the most popular Sikh music, particularly 'Shabad Kirtan', played back to back to entertain the audience.
LIVE 18:10 - 18:30
Kirtan Sohila
A religious leader explores the significance of Sikhism's night prayer, composed of five hymns and recited during evening rituals as well as Sikh funeral services.
18:30 - 19:30
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19:30 - 20:29
Simran
A comprehensive compilation of verses from primary Sikh scriptures, which is arranged according to raga, is chanted to seek the holy blessings.
20:30 - 22:30
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A comprehensive compilation of some of the most popular Sikh music, particularly 'Shabad Kirtan', played back to back to entertain the audience.
22:30 - 23:40
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23:40 - 01:50
Asa Di Vaar
A religious leader recites the Asa Di Var, a set of hymns from the Guru Granth Sahib, in a melodious way as a part of the early morning prayer.