While on his Dil-Luminati India Tour, Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh celebrated Guru Nanak Jayanti with fans during his Hyderabad show. He shared a video on social media, paying homage to Guru Nanak Dev and highlighting his teachings of honest living,

The organizers of Diljit Dosanjh's Dil-Luminati Tour have been issued a notice by the Telangana government ahead of the Hyderabad show. To Read Lifestyle

The Telangana government issued a notice instructing Diljit Dosanjh to avoid performing songs that promote alcohol, drugs, or violence.

The Telangana government has instructed singer Diljit Dosanjh to refrain from performing songs promoting alcohol, drugs, or violence during his upcoming Hyderabad concert.

A notice has been sent to Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh from the Telangana government. In the notice, he has been asked to not promote drugs, alcohol or violence during his show in Hyderabad on Friday.

Dosanjh, who has been exploring the place and visiting historic sites, has shared another set of pictures. Diljit shared pictures of himself enjoying qawwali, and a few photos also show him meditating. The actor-singer was seen dressed in a white T-shirt paired with loose pants. He was also wearing an orange turban, making him look smart.

Diljit Dosanjh celebrated Gurpurab at a Hyderabad Gurdwara, sharing blessings and wishes on Instagram. He's performing in Hyderabad next for his Dil-Luminati Tour, following concerts in Jaipur and Abu Dhabi.

Hyderabad: Punjabi singer Diljit Dosanjh is all set to hold his concert in Hyderabad on Friday. However, a few hours before his gig, the Telangana government served him a legal notice, directing him not to sing any songs which promote alcohol,

Diljit Dosanjh has also been asked to not perform songs that promote alcohol, drugs, or violence, citing previous instances where he performed such songs.

Diljit Dosanjh is all set to perform in Hyderabad today as part of his Dil-Luminati tour across India. Ahead of his concert, Telangana government has issued a notice to the Punjabi singer restricting the presence of “children” on stage during show.