Visiting Kartarpur Sahib from India is a dream of many Sikh followers and to make them understand the easy process of getting access of Kartarpur Corridor, we take you from Delhi to Narowal district with the help of quick 10-minute guide.

Days after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan announced visa free travel on Kartarpur Sahib Corridor for Sikh pilgrims visiting from India; the Pakistan Army snubbed him and issued a new advisory claiming that carrying passport is mandatory.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan on Sunday shared pictures of the Kartarpur Sahib Gurudwara complex saying that the revered venue is ready to host the Sikh pilgrims for the 550th birth anniversary celebrations of Guru Nanak.

Days ahead of launch of Kartarpur Corridor, the Pakistan government has issued a coin to commemorate the 550th birth anniversary of Guru Nanak.

After much of anticipation and speculations, the final date of signing of an agreement between India and Pakistan on Kartarpur corridor has been announced. With a delay of one day, due to logistic reasons, the signing will be done on October 24 in a low key manner.

India and Pakistan is all set to sign an agreement on Kartarpur Corridor on October 23 and the reports suggest that the latter will be charging fees of $20 for each pilgrim. With this, the neighbouring nation is likely to generate Indian Rs 258 crore per annum (nearly Pakistani Rs 571 crores).

"Before the 20th, we are expecting the signing of the final Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Indian and Pakistan. From October 20, pilgrims can register on the online portal," said Mohan, who is also the additional secretary in the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Talking to PTV News, Qureshi said, "Pakistan has decided that the inauguration function of Kartarpur is a huge program. So, we will invite former PM Manmohan Singh to the inauguration as he represents the Sikh community. He is very important to us."

India will be holding a meeting with Pakistan officials at Attari border on Thursday to close certain gap over Kartarpur corridor, a report said.

In a big win for India, Pakistan has agreed to build a bridge to facilitate the movement of pilgrims along the Kartarpur corridor, the Ministry of External Affairs said in a statement Sunday.