Two days after the langar run by philanthropist Sarabjit Singh Bobby’s charitable organisation Almighty Blessings was ‘forcibly’ shut down, the protest against Indira Gandhi Medical College ...

What a beautiful concept of serving Langar that Guru Nanak Dev Ji has propagated, which intends selfless service to humanity. Sikh communities make sure to not sleep empty stomachs. Langar is the idea ...

Langar is a free, vegetarian community meal served in Gurdwaras worldwide. It was started by Guru Nanak in the 15th century to promote social equality. Volunteers prepare and serve simple dishes like ...

As India is fighting against the second wave of COVID-19, many Bollywood celebrities have came forward to help people fight the tough times. As the cases are increasing day by day, celebrities are ...

Deputy Chief Minister Mukesh Agnihotri participated in the 'Guru Ka Langar' service at Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital, Shimla, and rendered voluntary service. He dedicated the service in ...

Patna: The Takhat Sri Harimandir Ji Patna Sahib continues to serve langar to thousands of people daily despite the statewide LPG cylinder shortage. Gurdwara officials said to feed such a large number ...

The group is running low on supplies, and has now requested people to chip in with groceries to keep the service going There are still requests pouring in from other locations across the state for ...

As we approach Guru Nanak Jayanti on Wednesday, November 5, 2025, one of his most profound and enduring legacies comes to life in Gurdwaras worldwide: the tradition of Langar. Started by Guru Nanak ...

TV screens of late have been beaming pictures of the Sikh community organising langar sewa or free community service for the Rohingya Muslims, uprooted from Myanmar and making their way to Bangladesh.

Langar week takes place in the first week of October in 2018 and anyone and everyone can get involved. The Sikh service of langar, which sees free vegetarian food served at every Gurdwara or Sikh ...

What was the occasion? An open day at a Sikh temple in Bristol as part of the Bristol Food Connections festival. We feel that food is a really good way of breaking down barriers and encouraging people ...