What are Sikhism sticks called?

In Sikhism, the sticks used for ceremonial purposes, particularly during religious processions and celebrations, are called "Nishan Sahib." These are flagpoles that hold the Sikh flag, known as the "Nishan Sahib," which features the Khanda symbol. The Nishan Sahib serves as a symbol of Sikh identity and faith, representing the presence of the Guru.