Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib is a distinguished Sikh place of worship located in the heart of Ludhiana, Punjab, in the renowned Field Ganj area, directly opposite the Jagraon Bridge. The name “Dukh Niwaran” translates to “the remover of pain and suffering,” reflecting the gurdwara’s esteemed role as a sanctuary where devotees seek comfort and resolution from personal challenges. Renowned for its spiritual ambiance and the peace it offers, the gurdwara is a cherished destination for many seeking solace.

This revered gurdwara is known for its continuous 24-hour Gurbani Kirtan Sewa Simran, performed by devoted worshippers. On a daily basis, an average of 50,000 devotees visit to pay homage to the esteemed Sri Guru Granth Sahib. It attracts a diverse congregation, including many young people and individuals from other faiths, who come to grasp the profound meanings of the Gurbani being sung. Embracing modern technology to enhance the devotional experience, Gurdwara Dukh Niwaran Sahib was the first gurdwara in India to adopt high-tech projection systems. These wide screens display the Gurbani, enabling devotees to better understand the hymns of the scripture as they are rendered by the priests. This forward-thinking approach underscores the gurdwara’s commitment to making the spiritual teachings of Sikhism accessible and engaging for all.