How Sikh Chefs Feed 100,000 People At The Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Temple In New Delhi, India

Open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, the Gurudwara Bangla Sahib temple in New Delhi, India, feeds 30,000 to 40,000 people every day for free. And during religious holidays, that number can swell to well over 100,000. To keep up with demand, the kitchen uses machines to help cook a majority of its food.
We visited the temple during the birth anniversary of the 10th guru, Gobind Singh, to see how it prepares a celebratory feast in such big batches.
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[@sliceoflife5315]

This video teared me up. When I was working in New Delhi at a meager wage, I used to go to Bangla Sahib everyday to feed myself and not sleep hungry. After getting my first proper job, the first thing I did was to donated my first pay cheque at this place. I dont live in India anymore but I have immense love and respect for the people who run this place. Thank you Insider Food for making this video and telling people about the benevolence of Sikkhism.

[@sharad7340]

khalistanis are preparing food 😅 which is mosrly poor and terrible honestly if you found

[@sharad7340]

Even i have tried Bangla Sahib good it's terrible the dal is extremely poor

[@sliceoflife5315]

@@sharad7340 well, you should start your own lunger then, with better dal, you ungrateful bi*ch.

[@fightergamerr]

​@@sharad7340 tu mat kha na kisne bola tujhe jab bhool lagti hai na mitti bhi swadisdt ho jata

[@sharad7340]

@@fightergamerr satya toh katu hi hoga paaji

[@ravirahulravi6297]

When my mom was admitted in RML hospital , which was just beside gurdwara, I used to carry prasad of langar in my tiffin for my family who were in hospital..it continues for 1 and a half month.... We will always be thankful to gurudwara Bangla sahib❤ Bolo Satyanam waheguruji😊

[@Aman12353]

Jiski kismat Mai langar hota hai usse khud hi mill jata hai apki kismat Mai tha apko waheguru ne Diya Varna kayi hum jaise bhi reh jate hai😊

[@bijoysebastian6547]

Sat Shree Aakal Ji 🙏. From Kerala Ji.

[@BTomas-Blackheart]

Feeding people no matter what their ethnicity, mother tongue, religion, caste, economy background is ......truly phenomenal. Thank you for this great community service. Feeding hungry is one of the greatest deed in life.

[@lantherpagdi]

even hindus do that

[@prithvishiv1627]

@@lantherpagdi except brahmin boys will not sit with lower caste to eat in hindu temples.

[@NagraFarmingSolutions]

​@@lantherpagditoh अछुत kon hai be

[@saumyajit10]

​@@NagraFarmingSolutionsterm every opposition uses for show Hindus bad

[@Lactose.the.intolerant]

@@lantherpagdi Bro why are you so offended? ☠

[@1Adarshkumaromrey110]

I am Hindu from India. Believe me this is the not the only one ,there are many gurudwara which feeds thousands and even lakhs of people for free irrespective of their religion, colour,caste .They are doing great job .Waheguru🙏

[@farren7254]

Sikhs are the nicest and most generous people I’ve ever met. Wherever Sikhs go in the world, they are one of the first to volunteer to serve the community.

[@lagmator2298]

What a beautiful Fact that more than 85% people who eat in langar hall are also Hindus

[@meet43342]

the only nice sikhs are the ones who stay in India and support the unity. The khalistanis in canada and US are no different from talibanis.

[@harkaz33]

Nah... not exactly

[@victormera7243]

I hope it's not because of the khalistani

[@teteakhiangte6015]

Are these the Khalistan guys ?

[@vv6533]

Happy to see the large kitchens like these throughout the country feeding the masses of poor and hungry. There's no greater Satisfaction than to watch hungry people fed tasty food

[@worlddocumentarychannel]

But their government keeps them poor, theres a great divide between rich and very poor, the super wealthy fund these kitchens to appease the laborers that make them rich

[@vinny4149]

It's called rice pudding, she doesn't even know. They make money off the videos but don't even give anything to the temples

[@nahor88]

The food is also HEALTHY... it goes to show that healthy food doesn't have to be expensive. Meanwhile, the poor in America can only afford garbage fast food, which contributes to obesity among other health problems. I should note that the same meal people are eating in this vid would cost several dollars in an Indian restaurant in the US. You could eat this meal several times over in India for the same amount of money were you to pay for it.

[@vv6533]

@@nahor88 yes Indian food is very nutritious and won't cause obesity among other problems

[@santoshpatnaik1988]

They are not poor or hungry people, they are people from all walks of life relishing the togetherness and spirit of the Sikh people..watch what you write

[@MexicanBandit]

“Here a king and a beggar are treated with the same respect” Sikhism is such a beautiful religion, it brings tears of joy to my eyes. Much love to the Sikh community from a humble Christian ❤️

[@uzairaslamch]

I once missed my flight back home for my grandfather’s funeral and i was crying at the gate until a sardar uncle came up and asked what was wrong. I explained i had no money and missed my flight for the funeral. He went ahead out of his way to put me on the next flight and paid for it. Im still grateful and now we’re basically family

[@laerwen]

It always amazes me, Sikh kitchens like this. It's such hard work and they're so good at what they do. Thank goodness for them.

[@sainiamarjeet]

its not sikh who r not doing alone but people of any religion can come n serve since Sikhism for humanity not for its own religion only.

[@jhardy1452]

@@sainiamarjeet bas kar yaar cham cha giri shad 🥄 you are not in 3 or 13 .

[@sainiamarjeet]

@@jhardy1452 religion r man made rest basic rules of humanity remain same across world

[@XX-gr8eq]

Indians! Indians ..... all over india it's same

[@sharad7340]

​@@sainiamarjeet khalistanis are preparing food 😅 which is mosrly poor and terrible honestly if you found

[@musleemhv349]

Feeding hungry is the most noble work which wins the heart of the needy, May God bless this generous sikh community & give them all the health & wealth to carry on this most noble work, which benefits mankind all over the world👍

[@joshuaatkins4360]

🅱️ulla

[@sunitapatel2443]

I went to Amritsar twice.. The sikhs are the most generous and honest community I have seen.... From Gujarat ❤🇮🇳 ❤ to Sikhs

[@neelbatasannata6965]

gharey bolavjey aney pachi anhia comment karjey kevo honest experience thayo . please do share.

[@adithiarjun6764]

​@@neelbatasannata6965 gujju?

[@harpreet11560]

thanku sunita patel ji❤

[@husaindaud5569]

Itney acchey hai to khalistan kyun nahi banane deta tumhara gujju pm

[@Valmiki_ARMY_Jai_BHARAT_4713]

​@@husaindaud5569 Agaya Porki🐷🇵🇰...😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@dips9113]

I stay in hongkong . Here there is big and beautiful gurudwara. I m not Sikh but I feel so pleasant and peaceful when I enter the worship place , I sit there quietly and feel the positivity. Also the langar prasad is good. About Sikh religion the best thing that I appreciate is they way they treat everyone in langar. People give service by serving the food , cooking cleaning everything. They are inclusive and treat everyone with so much love. Serving food and treating everyone equal , respecting everyone and greeting everyone with smile is what I always see .

[@whatdoesit_takeuk3062]

Visited this place whilst travelling years ago with my wife, they literally don't ask for anything, no questions asked, ant religion/people are welcome. Obviously have a little money because we could. Also Dehli is SO LOUD, but this temple which is right in the heart of Delhi is somehow one of the most peaceful places I have ever been

[@rupalramteke8146]

I hope u went out south and north east it's all heven

[@whatdoesit_takeuk3062]

@@rupalramteke8146 yes indeed, Delhi to Agra to Rajasthan to Mumbai to Kerala to Karnataka to Goa to Bombay

[@prince141080]

It is a Gurudwara not a temple. Would you mind if I address a church with Catholic temple?

[@bhaskarganguly7]

​@@prince141080 Hari Mandir saheb, Swarn Mandir, Golden Temple this are the name of holiest shrine of sikkhi. What's your point idiot? Temple is a religion netural term Jewish people call their holiest place as Temple. Google about first and second temple of Judaism, ancient Egyptians used to call their places of worship as temples.

[@revolt7198]

@@prince141080 bhai kya farak padta h tu gurudwara maan ya mandir maan bhagwaan ko bhii baant ke kya mil jayega

[@OptimusWombat]

Sikhs are some of the most generous folks out there. They'll feed literally anyone, Sikh or not.

[@FrankieG-M]

I remember after the Bataclan massacre, it was the local gurdwara that opened its doors to the whole community of frightened people who needed human contact & a place to feel safe

[@shreyaskumarrath721]

My ass. They slaughtered hindus in 1984

[@yashsingh9002]

Really?? They ki!lled thousands of non Sikhs in name of religion . Just search .. This place used to be hub of S!kh terr*rist

[@smileyme1248]

So true

[@OptimusWombat]

@@LeetHaxington too bad not everyone follows their example. Republicans are more concerned with pronouns than taking care of those in need.

[@Shoyeb_khan]

Although i am a Muslim but i have a huge respect for Sikhism. Due to their humbleness and such a great step to feeding people whether they are Hindus or Muslims or any religion. May he be rich or poor. Thanks to the people who have the generosity to continue this work❤️

[@apurvabhide2860]

Get lost you Pakistani you need not worry about internal affairs of India

[@Manpreetsingh-tn8yn]

​@@apurvabhide2860itni hate kiu hai mnn mein usne konsa glt bola , or tu janta hai is bnde k bare mein jo itna bol raha hai

[@hatttereki]

करने दे हेट भाई, जो खुद कुछ करने लायक ना हो वो फिर यही सब करता है।

[@azmanmdsalleh2009]

Subhanallah ❤

[@ravinigudkar6112]

That is why I: will always respect the Sikhs and Sikh religion. Sometime I just sat in the Gurdwara thinking about the message of the Guru when my neighbors took me there.

[@styleonly5268]

The head chef is so appreciative of all the modern kitchen instruments so much. It is because he is the one who has seen the transformation from manual to automatic. But the next generation will not be like this and will take all the equipments for granted.

[@globalcitizenn]

Well earlier volunteers would do everything by hand to do selfless service (seva) but it wasn’t possible during covid so they mechanised. It’s very recent.

[@UdnaBaaz]

Majority of Sikh temples are still manual, this temple in particular is the most technologically advanced in terms of kitchen supplies.

[@lazony_4540]

I am currently taking world religions class in my school and Sikhism is the most interesting so far. We went to a gurudwara and got to eat the free food, and I felt surprisingly unjudged. I was raised in a catholic elementary school (I am not catholic anymore)so I’m used to being laughed at for accidentally making noise during the time in church that the gurudwara’s lack of judgement made me feel happy. Also the food is so good I want to have it again

[@cryptohalloffame]

there's actually a living guru, although the sikhs no longer recognize him

[@sregginfuk]

Wow nobody gives a shit why don't you go eat some of that tohare food they got with the haire's flying all around in the air into the food

[@prabhleenkaursaini8921]

​@@sregginfukThen don't eat, no one told you to do so, this langer is for the once who respect not like you who don't have any gratitude, And also mind your language, you are talking about a religion.

[@manmeet4804]

@@cryptohalloffame ?

[@cryptohalloffame]

@@manmeet4804 barbarbabaji daught calm the successor to kabir, nanak etc etc

[@memeingthroughenglish7221]

Sikhs give others a really strong feeling of comfort, peace, and respect that is hard to find in other places.

[@zairahshahid6071]

Mashallah, May Allah bless you guys even more for serving people. A Huge round of applauds for everyone working to feed the hungry.

[@massiveknowledge877]

Absolutely! Such a nice feeling!

[@apurvabhide2860]

Get lost you Pakistani need not worry about internal affairs of India

[@nikku-nikku]

Not everyone is hungry. This is called Prasad. Even millionaires come here, eat and serve here. listen carefully

[@fullinfinity01]

Orr islam walo ne enke guruoo ki hatyaa kii thii😮

[@user-cq8hw3ni7g]

​@@fullinfinity01I wonder why Hindu brothers always spew hate or commemt wars in a sikh related video. I have been on youtube from other accounts since 12 years . Never saw a muslim doing who should be doing such troll commemts

[@Araq4eva]

I love this culture's mindset and charity to others in the community. Other cultures could learn a lot from them. Absolutely amazing.

[@aliza__shah]

One of the things about Sikhism I love the most.. ❤ Everyone cooks and everyone eats.

[@sainiamarjeet]

cooking is one of sewa rest the main objective is self less service for common good or public which is coming to gurudwara or local community and gurdwara is just a common place or local community place for doing it and can be in many form from cleaning floor, cleaning shoes of people coming to gurudwara, serving water, serving food, preparing food, cutting vegetables, gathering firewood, providing raw material for food, etc.

[@rutvikrs]

Major Hindu temples in the south do this too. North India has no major historical temples left but new temples are reviving the process.

[@1saracen]

Very generous people.

[@unitycatalog]

@@rutvikrs cope 😂

[@rutvikrs]

@@unitycatalog how exactly is this a cope? 🤔

[@bigmike2149]

This is humanity at its finest. They are preparing food and serving people with their hearts. Not to benefit themselves. 🙏❤️

[@sharlharmakhis280]

Can't possibly say too many good things about the Sikh community. Lovely, generous, kind people.

[@freelancepear87kakkoka11]

i think this is exactly how industrially produced food should be, selflessly made, extremely cheap (or even free in some cases such as this) and totally wholesome! of course i am not saying there shouldn't be any fresh food but these kinds of documentaries really go to show how easily you can make absolutely massive quantities of food for a very cheap price.

[@fxtradinglive]

It's not cheap it's free coz we indians donate money

[@palashgupta8876]

Its Not Cheap its Absolute Zero Price a free service which western nations never can adopt due to capitalistic mindset which is not sustainable for our Planet.....

[@Fireclaws10]

There are gov run kitchens in India that do incredibly cheap food, this however is free.

[@chechnya]

Massive amounts of food isn't the same thing as a nutritionally complete meal

[@arsh_07]

​@@chechnyayou are kind of right but langar will help you at your absolute worst time and you won't be sleeping with an empty stomach.

[@SayedShamimNisarComposer]

I went to Bangla Sahib. I am a muslim and I have also visited Dargahs. I could not help saying that people in Dargahs should learn from them - management, self sufficiency so that people do not roam with begging bowels. Also, volunteers at Bangla Sahib do not even charge to keep shoes protected. And in terms of cleanliness, I have no words to say on how they maintain. Everything is so sophisticated. This only happens when people stops doing business in the name of religion. I am so proud of them. ❤

[@sameerchoudhary7625]

Its true. Applied for all religions

[@extraordinarygamer937]

tera allah bura man jayega ki Qafir k ghar gaya hai, tera sir to nahi kata na ?

[@SayedShamimNisarComposer]

@@extraordinarygamer937 Lol. Are you insane or what? How are you raised bro?

[@AjitSingh-vt9re]

​@@taciturn2648 sikular ☕ Jab gale par baat aayegi to lulli ktwa lenge... 😂 kya soch h teri

[@strange8628]

Gau ki latrine khane vale maa chudae apni 💀

[@buddhapiyao1315]

I had been to this gurdwara during my 1 day stopover in Delhi. Spent a few hours here listening to the prayers, meditating and then eating the blessed food. It was such a beautiful experience. God bless the Sikhs for their generosity and kindness.

[@shoshanaloomer]

I visited a Gurdwara once and everyone was incredible there!! So much amazing food and so many amazing people

[@BiPolarBear128]

sooooo Impressed ..us people in the West have so much to learn from this ..feeding 100000 people for free is basically just unheard of in the western world ... this was heart warming to see ..made my day

[@romanbennifir6020]

Survival of the fittest in capitalism. We are all born equal...after that your on your own

[@BiPolarBear128]

@@romanbennifir6020 ha ha ..yes all animals are created equal but some more equal than others ..from the book " The Animal farm " you saying that is the typical cringe reply from someone milking the capitalist cow HARD and just boiling it down to survival of the fittest to justify greed LOL

[@krishnak7]

It is not just the west. Some of Indian communities (Hindu especially) need to learn from our Sikh brothers.

[@thosoz3431]

In the West you get money if you are unemployed. You are looked after by your community through the government. There are also many charities that look after the poor. It is the same thing done differently.

[@reemahub9042]

Reading so much of positive and lovely comments made my day...proud to be a Sikh..

[@DecayingReverie]

While sometimes it can be easy to focus on humanity's capacity for being horrible to each other, it's important to remember how many people have a capacity for love and how we take care of each other. I wish our brains weren't so wired to see the negative so lovely people like these could be heralded for the work they do. I know in my town, we have so many soup kitchens and resources for those who have nothing. I work with a ministry that helps homeless people providing them temporary assistance and education to help them break the mindset of poverty and show them that there are ways to work out of their situation.

[@mikecappa1094]

I've traveled for 7 months in India. The best food...friendly people...archeology..history..I love India !

[@moretoknowshow1887]

The sikhs are truly awesome people, truly giving and not to mention some of the best chefs ive met.

[@elainepamplona4882]

This is just so overwhelming to see. I am overwhelmed with good emotions. What a great community

[@dhirajsubba6364]

Gurudwars never discriminate they feed all. I have deep respect for Sikh people.

[@lantherpagdi]

no religion discriminates.. everybody welcomes everyone. stop this bs

[@dhirajsubba6364]

@@lantherpagdi Does temple allow someone who eats beef to enter? Does mosque allow someone who eats pork to enter? In your text books not in reality 😂🤣😅. Go to Mecca as white man or Pashupatinath as Muslim 😂🤣😅.

[@korpakukac]

@@lantherpagdi Have you opened your eyes and ears? Ever? Ignorance is deadly and you are taking its poison in bites so huge your jaws may break from it.

[@AmandeepSingh-sb3gl]

​@@lantherpagdican a dalit visit temple? Just recently saw a video of hindu wid0w to tried to visit temple was beaten up by hind00 priests

[@FA-Q20-1]

@@lantherpagdiguess you never heard of the crusades 😂😂. That must have been peaceful then.

[@nexttech3207]

Waheguru ji ka khalsa , waheguru ji ki fateh 🙏🙏🙏

[@suramyagharde1540]

When ever I see a Sikh, I see Humanity.❤❤

[@justletitbe4062]

Except in punjab

[@poakenfold5954]

@@justletitbe4062 Amazing reply. Thank you Hindu t3rrorist!

[@surakshshetty7851]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@neelbatasannata6965]

ghar pey bula lena ..

[@vigilant.]

​@@neelbatasannata6965 baba se to badiya hi h Jo rape krke bhag jaate h india chhod k 😂😂😂😂

[@amirshaikh5162]

To feed the hungry is the best thing to do. Salaam to these Sikh brothers for doing this remarkable work all day, every day......

[@ZubairKhan-vs8fe]

I have such respect for the Sikh community. They are the best of humanity. Almighty keep them safe

[@pankajbhatt565]

Bhai Pakistan me abhi recently har masjid me Hindu community ko khana Dene se muslim logon ne mana kar diya.tum log kya community service karoge ,itni nafrat kyon hai tum logon me.

[@rosiepanda2574]

@@pankajbhatt565 what does this have anything to do with what the original comment said?

[@pallavis7580]

​@@pankajbhatt565 we can see who has more hate here

[@ashutoshmohanty713]

@@pankajbhatt565 I understood u bro.sadly Seculars won't understand ur intention.

[@cocomoose4730]

@@pankajbhatt565 abhi kuch din pehle hindu mahasabha valo ne cow slaughter kia aur dange bhadkane ki koshish ki muslims p blame kr ke but police ne finally unko pakad lia ! itni nafrat kyu ha tum logo me?

[@Saurabh_Good]

Thanks for this video. Best part is any one irrespective of religion , caste or creed. Every one is treated equal in Gurudwara.. pride of india 🇮🇳

[@AmitSharma-cg7qr]

Cinsider myself fortunate to serve here in the Langar seva for a month daily. 350k -400k served daily here never seen a thing got short by the grace of Guruji. It is a wonder one needs to see it to believe it, the kitchen is spotlessly clean all the time.

[@jordynchan5103]

It is incredible to be surrounded by one of Canada's biggest Sikh communities here in Vancouver, BC. Being unemployed, concerned with student debt, and struggling to find work for the last 12 months, I've been going to Gurudwaras to eat, as well as Hindu mandirs, which has helped ease the burden greatly. I would love to donate back to all of them when I am financially in a better place, but I will always be forever grateful to them. I also love that food at langar is so delicious and wholesome as well (restaurants often put way too much salt and oil). I highly recommend anyone struggling with food and financial security to visit your local Gurudwara; they are accepting of all races and religions. Wishing a happy Vaisakhi as well to anyone celebrating two weeks from now!

[@khalsa96.]

Waheguru Ji 💙 I’m proud to be a Sikh 🙏⚔️

[@Hariharan-7400]

People are indebted to our Sikh brothers for their selfless service 🙏

[@ron5163]

Sikhs are heart of India.......lots of respect from Maharashtra people

[@wolfgangneuser8530]

RESPECT, they really deserve respect for their work, kindness and your beliefs!

[@piplup10203854]

This is absolutely amazing dedication to make sure that everyone can be feed. I really enjoyed this video. It is incredible to see and hear the sheer volume of food that they go through.

[@lukewarmwater5320]

I used to work doing outreach at Vancouver Native Health in the poorest area of Vancouver British Columbia Canada and these guys were down there every Sunday without fail feeding homeless people all day...

[@hamidqazi5934]

Maa shaa Allah, Alhamdulillah Allah Sikh bhai log ko jazai khair de aur in ke kaam me Barkat de aameen summa aameen

[@Laadulaal]

Whenever I am in Delhi. Bangla sahib jaakar seva zarur karta hu .. 🙏🏻 Waheguru Jaipur ka Khalsa Wahe guru ji ki fateh 🇮🇳

[@Padthama_travel]

It’s amazing! ❤🥹 Everybody has to learn from the Sikh and this amazing culture! I wasn’t familiar with their culture before, but they totally gained my respect 🫡

[@surajali1541]

God's people serving THE LORD'S PEOPLE ...! I m witness to the graceful nature and love of Sikh community when I was just 12 years old. Same kind of Langar is served in the Holy city of Karbala as well.....LOVE YOU ALL.

[@prateeksharma6706]

What an interesting name suraj and Ali well ur a living example of India's religous harmony 😎😅 And btw are u talking about karbala where arabs commited a massacre?

[@surajali1541]

@RealPolitik yes, the episode of Karbala was not just a massacre of the family of Holy Prophet of Islam but it was a well planned state terrorist act by Arab rulers who wanted to silence the voice of IMAMI HUSSAIN (the grand son of Prophet Muhammad). Yes, it was Yazeed Son of MOAWIA who ordered the Decapitation of IMAMI HUSSAIN and HIS FAMILY......

[@kanwalpreeetsingh]

Thank you for covering Bangla Sahib. I hope your staff had a great time there.

[@bbdamur17]

I went to a gurudwara in manikaran while I was visiting India... The level of selflessness is something I have never seen before.. Spent 3 months in manikaran and kasol; never had to buy food and I was always willing to help out there.. Very very nice..

[@lolalondres5625]

That fact that they are complex and balanced dishes and not some boiled potatoes and water, is very telling ❤ I hope God blesses their lives.

[@UdnaBaaz]

The food is vegetarian so people of all religions can eat here.

[@thierryvt]

man I remember watching a similar documentary on youtube like 6-7 years ago. Back then it was way more manual work and they still managed to feed heaps of people for free. I'm glad to see that this kitchen is not only still running but has gotten a serious upgrade too.

[@charandeepsingh8030]

This kitchen have been running since 1664 in this sikh temple known as bangla sahib gurudwara(temple) But this selfless service aka langar seva to feed people free of cost started in sikh religion in 1481 by the founder of sikhism guru nanak dev ji soo throughout the world if you get a chance to visit any sikh temple they will surely love to feed you food free of cost.😊🙏

[@commentnahipadhaikar2339]

Guru Nanak Dev was originally from a family of traders, but he was more in spirituality since childhood. Once his father gave 40 Rupees to make a good (business)deal out of it. He saw some hungry sages and fed them with that money. According to him, no better deal can be made other than that. Though Langar is a pre Sikh tradition, but Sikh community have taken it very seriously and it is now integral part of Sikh faith.

[@supandeepkaur8138]

Not 40 its 20 rupees

[@KamalSingh-xd4pg]

I love sikhs man . The first time i ate in a langar was in the golden temple and damn the atmosphere around the temple the beauty of it the calmness u feel inside even when its so crowded its sooo goood and the food . Wish i could come more frequently . I really love it .

[@jaysingh-ho7eb]

it is all Sri Guru Nanak Dev ji blessing. Thank you to everyone who prepares food for everyone.

[@tombrad795]

Less then 2% of India's population and during Covid Epidemic fed countless regardless of religion or race who lost income. Also provided free medical oxygen. God bless these special people doing gods work. 🙏

[@leesvision]

Amazing , the world is blessed to have such people. Much love ❤️ 🙏

[@mirrorflame1988]

Wonderful! Feeding people is truly the greatest prayer!!

[@TheBharatace]

The sewadars in all Gurudwaras are the "Sakshatkar" of Gurus who are spreding the message of serving the mankind without any expectation. I bow down to them in huge respect for thousand times.

[@blackboyskillit]

As a non Sikh I've seen the great work they do for all communities what a great people

[@madhuribakshi76]

Na sorry disagree with you

[@it_15_mainakdey53]

@@madhuribakshi76 disagree with what?

[@Krishways55]

​@@madhuribakshi76 🤔

[@TheMonarkh]

Sikhs, are great ppl..Respects and love.

[@sharad7340]

​@@it_15_mainakdey53 khalistanis are preparing food 😅 which is mosrly poor and terrible honestly if you found

[@anoopmohite961]

One of the most hard working and respected community of India.

[@syedhusain5573]

Subhanallah. Almighty always keep u all blessed with abundance of resources n safe from the clamaties of the world 🙏👍

[@joshuaatkins4360]

🅱️ulla

[@apurvabhide2860]

You worry about your country Pakistan need not worry about us Indians

[@Mansimran24]

@@apurvabhide2860I wish our mainstream media would understand the same thing😅

[@MonsurMohiuddin-jj1fw]

​@@joshuaatkins4360gay Shree ram 🐷

[@MonsurMohiuddin-jj1fw]

​@@apurvabhide2860nikal

[@DrHamzaShah]

Much respect for Sikhs, trustworthy and honorable. Jeo Jeo.

[@EatMyShortsAU]

I am muslim but I think Sikhs are awesome generous humble people.

[@sregginfuk]

You should have just said you're a moron same thing

[@Wk18thala]

But You are Peaceful community ☕

[@sregginfuk]

@@Wk18thala yeah until some woman looks at somebody else did they get stoned may be killed... Or if you don't believe in the same religion then they'll kill you too LOL Of course the community is peaceful when it's a fascist dictator community where people are ruled over and forced to do what they're told you idiot 😂🤣😂🤣

[@kuchbhichalegafriends]

I am a hindu and I must say Sikhism is one of the best religions in India....Hindu Sikh Ekta Zindabad....❤❤

[@user-zf7to3st9r]

Love you ❤️

[@amritbrar7908]

I am Sikh why you left Muslim, Christian , Buddhist, and non believer out of ur comment. .. we don’t have any special treatment for Hindus

[@subhamsingh3097]

​@@amritbrar7908he didn't said anything about other religion , he just loves Sikhs people , I am also from a hindu family and I also have huge respect and love of Indian Sikh. But I don't believe on Sikhs who live abroad bcz due to political hate they have stated hating Hindus. Khalistanis and RSS are two face of same coin.

[@bedabikasbarkakoty5741]

Have great respect for sikhism and my sikh brothers.

[@ManishKumar-sr8zh]

Sikhism is the best religion in the world 🙏🙏🙏🤍🤍🤍

[@PotterBrony82]

It is amazing how generous and kind these people are. I honestly wish that I wasn’t so shocked at their behavior in feeding people. It should be far more common. All that said, I bet it smells amazing in there.

[@liamg1995]

So if the operating costs of this place are 4,000,000 a year, and they feed 40,000 people a day, thats .27 a meal for truly nutritious and dignified food. That is truly remarkable. I challenge amy western charitable organization to reach this level of efficiency. Thry have proved that no one in this world should have to go hungry.

[@piyushmalhotra1457]

The literal meaning of the word "Sikh" means a disciple or a student and the word "Sikhna" means to learn which I find really fascinating. The whole ethos of Sikhism is to always be learning and to be able to help others.

[@andreasanchez1453]

That’s a philosophy I can get behind

[@navjotsingh8800]

Sikhn means a learner not disciple and we can learn anything from vedas to triptas.

[@kuldeepl5167]

​@@navjotsingh8800 But Guru Granth Sahiba is more accurate and moderate than Vedas,

[@navjotsingh8800]

@@kuldeepl5167 that's your thinking. In guru granth sahib it is written to have a look at vedas. I can't compare

[@kuldeepl5167]

@@navjotsingh8800 Yes, But in Guru Granth Sahiba doesn't mentioned caste system, they destroyed castism and every one are equall in GURU GRANTH SAHIBA But in vedas Brahman are supreme and they are form of God, that is wrong. Now day every temple also occupied by higher caste and Brahman.

[@RhotenXxX]

Free meals 24 hours everyday of the year. Wow the magnanimity of the Sikhs cannot be denied! India is such a beautiful place. I wish there is something like this where I live. Such a beautiful and giving culture.

[@ammarashraf6394]

This is the biggest contribution by our sikh brothers to the humanity....lot of ❤️

[@jusssingh5499]

Sikhs are the nicest people with big hearts and feel happy in serving mankind. Respect to the Sikh community

[@sregginfuk]

Unfortunately there are also the most hairiest and dirty foot people around all their big toe hairs are flying into the who you are eating enjoy

[@rizakpreetsingh7073]

@sregginfuk that’s just obviously false ! We Sikhs always keep our hair cleaned , Nails cut and always maintain hygiene while creating langar! You guys are just here to spread hate . Shame on you .

[@inrangerimfire20two]

Sikhs are some of the hardest working and generous people on this planet. This video was truly inspiring to watch

[@eatapieceofflower]

This is what humanity should be about. Making sure nobody goes to sleep hungry, making sure people are taken care of, no matter what background or social status they have. Nothing but love and respect for these people

[@JordanBeagle]

Such generosity, they are legends

[@aust1ntexas235]

Not only do I wish the US had more kitchens like this, we need more people like this too. It would be a good npo.

[@globalcitizenn]

Churches could do this.. it’s what they’re supposed to do

[@jascrandom9855]

There just isn't any need for them

[@sauron2000000]

Soup Kitchen?

[@zarathustra4649]

@@jascrandom9855 the gurudwaras don't do langar because there's a need for them. They just want to serve the community with selflessness.

[@PussNBootos]

@@globalcitizenn Smaller local Churches do the same thing though larger US churches dont as they are normally owned by Greedy people.

[@anandcool47]

Sikh community teaches the best virtues of life and humanity! They take care of entire mankind. Salute🙏

[@drms1767]

Pride of my India...my Sikh Brothers

[@ChristianCabralGDL]

This inspired me in ways I didn't know were possible.

[@BewildBeast]

I'm really blessed enough, that I got the privilege to serve the langar by my own hands to the people around at The Gurudwara Bangla Sahib Temple. Really looking forward, to visit the place soon.🙏🙏

[@ForrestJ88]

This is humanity at its finest. Brings tears to my eyes.

[@deepmaangat1]

ਗੁਰਸਿੱਖੋ ਧੰਨ ਤੁਹਾਡੀ ਸਿੱਖੀ। May the almighty keep you in bliss in this life and others.

[@nathanmora9734]

This is amazing, watched this first thing this morning and it made me feel great.

[@sharmaelevate]

Superb Indian people, Isiliye toh kehte hai bhagwan bhukha uthata par kabhi bhookha sulata nahi hai, kyuki ussne kuch acche insaan duniya mein rakhe hue hai 💯❤🇮🇳🙂

[@jhardy1452]

It’s a shame the Indians Hindus could not be good insaans then they eat and then call the Sikhs terrorists nah shukre log !

[@darrenpal6411]

Wow! Truly amazing. If all the people of the world could have this much respect for each other the world would be such a better place. Thank you for educating me. Peace brothers and sisters.

[@Evangelion543]

Now thats a community helping each other.

[@Cake...]

I always enjoyed eating food at the Hare Krishna temples. This looks just as inviting.

[@ohmai3706]

What an extremely clean kitchen!!

[@globalcitizenn]

Because it’s a sacred space

[@sregginfuk]

​@@globalcitizennit's a crappy kitchen LOL in the middle of some desert somewhere what are you talkin about sacred there's nothing sacred about that place God doesn't give a shit about that place

[@amitbrahmo]

What an egalitarian way of sitting together on floor and partake of food. Community kitchens in gurudwaras have been a great lesson in teamwork and selfless service. I have seen people clean footwears of others outside gurudwaras. Sikhism teaches us such great lessons in equally and sewa( service)

[@meeruisland]

I remember watch a similar programme years ago when they cooked the old way, its good to see how its progressed and also using the old skills, i have the utmost respect for the workers and the time they give to helping others.

[@Userkvt123]

Doing great service to people. God bless you. Wonderful people.

[@eliasnasrallah2092]

OUTSTANDING effort! Well done! Bless them all for their dedication and hard work 👍

[@higon99]

Some people donating crops and their money. Some people devoting their life just to feed people. People pay a visit to them to learn how they can feed others. This kind of practice is a proof of them having sophisticated sustainable society. Very, very nice.

[@aurorium7502]

That is incredible ! These folks doing things like this are a blessing to the world 🖤

[@bigmell3183]

This looks so incredible. I'd love to have that experience one day

[@sachinsood4055]

Come soon