Chris Miteny Vazaha

The Gurdwara in Talhan Sahib, nestled in the serene village of Talhan in Jalandhar district, Punjab, India, is a revered Sikh pilgrimage site. This sacred place is associated with the spiritual leaders Baba Nihal Singh Ji and Baba Harnam Singh Ji. One of the most distinctive features of Gurdwara Talhan Sahib is the unique practice of devotees offering toy airplanes as a symbol of their wishes and aspirations. These miniature planes, representing the desire to soar high and achieve great heights, are offered with faith and devotion. The Gurdwara exudes a serene and peaceful ambiance, making it a perfect place for spiritual reflection and introspection. The beautiful architecture, lush green surroundings, and the rhythmic chanting of hymns create a tranquil atmosphere that soothes the soul. Like all Gurdwaras, Talhan Sahib offers free meals to all visitors, irrespective of caste, creed, or religion.  ...

Udann Special School UDAAN is a center in Jalandhar that helps children with disabilities like cerebral palsy, mental retardation, autism, or slow learning. a place where to teach them new skills and help them learn better. The big purpose or Udann is mostly to help parents and guardians understand their child's disability and how to care for them at home. Their goal is to improve the lives of children with disabilities. This place was found on 2009 by Mrs. Menu Shahi and her Husband. So it is been 15 years now. She even was awarded for running the school. They have good teachers who know how to help children with disabilities. They are helping about 56 children right now. These children have problems learning, and we are trying to make their lives better.  Concerning the staff, Mrs.Menu Shahi decided to train them by herself. And it is also important to mention that every single one of these children have different course which is called Educati...

The Struggles of a Mandi Artist RATINDER, a dedicated artist from the heart of India (From UP Uttar Pradesh) who is currently located in Jalandhar carries on the legacy of his ancestors by practicing Mandi, a traditional art form originating in the state of Uttar Pradesh. His son, following in his footsteps, works alongside him, their shared passion for the craft a testament to their family's heritage. However, the challenges of modern life have cast a shadow over their artistic pursuits. Despite their unwavering commitment to Mandi, the financial rewards are meager. The can earn only 50 to 100 rupees for each customers, often outweighs the income generated from their work. The struggle to make ends meet is a constant reality, forcing Henna to supplement his income through farming. Three years into his journey as a Mandi artist, Henna's initial enthusiasm has waned. The relentless pursuit of perfection, the demanding nature of the craft, and the constant struggle to make a livi...