How The World's Largest Community Kitchen Feeds 100,000 Daily At Golden Temple, India | Big Batches

[@michaelmengo5969]

I was raised Christian and i donate to Sikh temples as often as i can. You will never meet more giving and loving people. I hope to visit the Golden temple one day

[@MisterXenomorph]

Sikhs are easily one of the most inherently pure group of people out there. Literally all you need to do to get in their good Grace's is not treat them like crap

[@OfficialMyxomatosis]

@@MisterXenomorph The end of the last line of your comment I find very interesting. [I love your username, by the way] "... not treat them like crap." Shouldn't we be like that *_already, to everyone?_* Just asking. Not trying to start a fight.

[@ab3040]

I would HIGHLY recommend it. There's nothing like it in the world. Just don't forget that there are bad apples. If your a foreigner, you will likely get scammed. So keep your guard up until you get to the temple

[@tgrimshaw]

@Myxomatosis take your negativity elsewhere :)

[@desertsmeagol7073]

@@ab3040 LMAO yea India has a lot of beggars who are fake

[@ancientkeyboardwarrior]

I used to work with two sikhs. Forgot my lunch one day and they basically lightly fought each other to see who was going to buy me lunch. Such nice people!

[@faslaiqbal628]

Wow

[@simsimma8741]

sounds about right! sounds like my relatives lol

[@konstantinhochhaus3125]

I got scammed and basically robbed by my 2 Sikh business partners. It's almost as if you can't generalize people by their faith or heritage or at all... weird.

[@Chepperz]

@@konstantinhochhaus3125 One of the first rules laid down by the first Guru of Sikhism was to earn an honest living. So the fact that the individuals u worked with did what they did means that they weren't upholding one of the basic values needed to be a Sikh. They may be calling themselves Sikhs but rests assured, their own god does not recognise them as such if they rob people of their money. Sorry to hear that though, it disheartens me when people like that tarnish the name of Sikhi for their own gain. We were made to be a force for good that protects the innocent, not exploit them.

[@jepulis6674]

@@Chepperz So Christians are just like sikhs then? See how ridiculous your claim is...

[@aambibambi983]

I lived in an area with a large Sikh community. Every year they would hold a huge religious festival and feed the surrounding community. Everything was free. They would even provide free transportation to the area where the festival was being held. I never saw anything like it. They seem like really good people. Very selfless.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 atheism is better. Come on dude don’t box people into better or worse. All the dude was saying is he finds the people are nice and was not comparing specifically to any other religions or groups

[@mandeeplalli4653]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 only the one who serves is better than the the one who refuses to no one is above anyone

[@kiyotaka269]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 lmao no.

[@Harmuthkuthanapalithi]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 that's what ur taught that one is better then the other we are taught equality to all and I've never seen any of te biggest mandir or any mandir providing free food everyday

[@spaceboundlad2622]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 one of the most ignorant comments. Am a Hindu and can appreciate the good gurudwaras are doing. Many Hindus pray at gurudwaras. Stop with superimism.

[@user-nw4cl3lv2f]

In my entire life of going Gurdwara I have never heard the kitchen being empty or having run out of food unlike many restaurants do. It's honestly remarkable. Seva is powerful.

[@serronserron1320]

The food also seems to be of good quality for being free. I would definitely love to travel there and volunteer however I could, and of course eat there.

[@user-nw4cl3lv2f]

@@serronserron1320 hands down better than my mums or anyone else food I've tried. My mum makes the same things every other day like Dahl, keer, roti but Langar from there is amazing! Definitely give it a go and you volunteering (seva) means alot ❤

[@cs40660]

@@serronserron1320 it is very good quality and as stated in the video they are very hygienic (although compared to the west standards not so much) but with amount of food made it is still very good and clean

[@lilblackduc7312]

..They use "Gas cylinders" & Burn wood?!?! **Sacrilege!!!** The 'Net Zero Carbon' Greenie Eco-terrorists should shut this place down! 😁 😂 🤣

[@1990-w1l]

@@cs40660 that hygenic than normal indian street food

[@mattiam.7402]

Sikh community seems really nice, here in Italy I've met few of them, they were nice, hard workers, and respectful.

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you.

[@thepotato1141]

we are! i’m glad you think so!

[@manofernando9918]

Sikhs are the best. I have worked with them in ME and they are very polite people and no nonsense too.

[@ts4686]

Ive seen a documentary where Sikh people have saved Italy's old cheese traditions and practice/production in a specific Italian region. It was very interesting.

[@pizzacutter5469]

@@manofernando9918 in you?

[@coolbeer2804]

As a Sikh, Ive been raised to think of this as a duty or service to the community. Ive never seen any Sikh or Gurdwara take 'credit' for this. This humbleness is what we need more of in today's world. Proud to be a Sikh.

[@jeetk5663]

So true bro Proud to be Sikh

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

You mean the way they feed large groups everywhere else? "As a sikh"

[@uiscebeatha9476]

I think this is something all should aspire to, selfless, not judgmental or conditional. If I ever travel to India I would love to see what it feels like to give so freely.

[@coolbeer2804]

@@uiscebeatha9476absolutely, well said:)

[@blueg3027]

Sikh’s seem so much nicer in India then in Canada. I was bullied so much in my neighborhood because I am white.

[@SandyMachoManRavage]

Everytime Sikh people are on my local news it's because they are doing a food drive or helping to rebuild something or volunteering for this or that. Never hear anything bad about Sikhs and I really respect them for that. I've only personally known 2 different Sikh families and both of them were all great people.

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

I lived in a primarily sikh community for nearly 20 years in canada, there was occasional gang activity, they would exploit our tax codes, and had racist hiring policies in their companies but other than that most of them were solid people like any other race

[@navtejgndu]

@@hallucinatedovens8414 you must be talking about Brampton or Surrey, lol.

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

@@navtejgndu newton wut? Lol

[@H.b72]

@@hallucinatedovens8414 and some white people are in the KKK. Are we gonna label a whole group for the doings of some people? You’re in all of these comments tryna make sikhs look bad, lmfao

[@jackwestcott4469]

Something else to note: This is in the state of Punjab which is a Sikh majority state and while the Golden Temple feeds such a large number of people, it is isn’t the only one. You could walk into ANY gurdwara and you can expect food and shelter regardless of your race, creed, caste, gender or any other socioeconomic characteristics. Even in Western nations, if you ever find yourself hungry with no means to eat, just find the nearest Gurdwara and you’ll be fed.

[@Felipera_]

This is what the rulebook of basically every religion says they should be, and yet so few are

[@lantherpagdi]

Same has been happening in hindu temples since thousands of years. That is the whole purpose of temples in Hinduism. But hey they don't have a great PR machinery.

[@Jay-jz2bh]

@@lantherpagdishush

[@LotusDreaming]

I tell this to abused runaway kids all the time. If you're scared, hungry, cold, and hurting- find a Sikh temple. They'll help you without abusing you (I'm thinking of the Salvation Army in particular here) and I'm sure they exist, but I've never met a Sikh who wasn't a good person. I have much respect for the faith.

[@monicaphillips1796]

@@LotusDreamingl

[@Ed-nm9cq]

I remember when the lorry drivers were all stuck at the English Channel and some Sikhs came round and gave out free food :) nice people

[@balkaransingh9662]

That was Khalsa Aid, They're amazing and not only provide free food but also any kind of other aid.

[@beaucaspar3990]

That’s genuinely nice thing to do 🙂

[@curryman1526]

My parents were helping too! We are Sikh

[@Sovietube]

wholesome

[@blessingfnkosi6289]

@@balkaransingh9662 I’m sorry sweetheart I can’t wait to see you sweetheart I’m sorry sorry I was fffjust your

[@PontiacBandit]

This is what a functioning community looks like. No division amongst the people. Just unity.

[@RedWolf777SG]

Too bad, it's not a philosophy that is widely used here in the states. We still got a ways to go. These days it's just a struggle to tolerate one another without resorting to violence or death for years on end. It's always something or another going on in this country. That's for sure.

[@NotAGoodUsername360]

It's basically a religious service in and of itself. Think Mecca, but actually productive and useful to the community and not designed to geographically limit the religion.

[@muhammedalihassam3308]

@@NotAGoodUsername360 How does that make sense when islam is the largest growing religion. How has that limited the religion, if anything in Makkah different communities from different backgrounds all over the world meet and become better muslims.

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

they are a bunch of Muslims

[@ningdongxie508]

No, it's not. Because the reason why they serve free food is that those people are suffering from poverty, and this is not a good thing.

[@antonios111]

I've had the absolute pleasure, of volunteering at the golden temple. The sheer volume of preparation that is involved, to feed thousands upon thousands of people, is truly remarkable. All that is asked of you, is to cover your head and remove your shoes, for a constant flow of food.

[@induser11677]

Serving the humanity is true bliss.

[@induser11677]

@@asdfregerh1158 well too bad I guess

[@patrioticjustice8462]

What a great experience that must have been this sense of community is what the whole world needs right now 🌍😇

[@JP-br4mx]

Antonios

[@skippy6462]

I've been there 2004 and it's exactly like this. The eating hall was spotless and the food tastes fantastic. I wouldn't have known how amazing the Sikh community was. I'm so grateful to have been to the Golden temple.

[@sunitakaur9380]

Thnk uh... ❤ I'm from Amritsar and I hope you'll visit again 🤗

[@isla25]

The sikh Community here in Dublin are the same, they give freely to everyone. Wonderful people.

[@singwithishita9163]

Great 😊

[@PGraveDigger1]

@Vulgar Mofo. Why is that a bad thing? Are minorities treated worse than the majority in Britain? If not, what do you have to worry about?

[@cloie4456]

@Vulgar Mofo. british? Dublin isnt in Britain?

[@danialhalal]

@Vulgar Mofo. to stop the British from going extinct, you must fight back

[@bluescreen3355]

also there is a youtube channel it’s called “Living Waters” and i am sure you can relate to it somehow if you are a human being lol so you should check it out and see if you can and if it makes any sense to you. God bless you in Jesus Christ name amen

[@RahilDamerla]

Sikhs are a blessing to any country and community that has the privilege to be called they’re home .

[@megacapulet6470]

I have always liked and admired Sikhs ,They have set up free food kitchen in the uk and probably all over the world, hardworking and noble people i hope they continue their good work.

[@ciivsbixsxbi9468]

@@victordasilva5255 No one said that they are muslims

[@havoc7154]

@@megacapulet6470 while the Indian government is trying to get rid of us.

[@havoc7154]

@@victordasilva5255 who cares if they are muslim or not, muslim are people too. First lesson of sikhism is we all are one. fuk off. stop spreading hate.

[@megacapulet6470]

@@havoc7154 I wasn't aware of this situation ,What is the reason ?So i may be better informed, thank you.

[@SunnySinghHans]

All gurudwaras around the world feeds for free, no matter your caste or race or color. This is what our gurus have taught us.

[@noraofficial3956]

✌

[@thelegend1264]

Yes, hospitality is one of the noblest virtues

[@tashabrinkworth3995]

Wow that is amazing I used to live in a big city alone when I was 14 and I met a man named Mr Singh he used to feed me everyday after I finished work they invited me into their family home fed me and then drove me home 🏡 such a beautiful kind family his wife even made me some jewellery

[@carolyningalls4580]

This is so kind..Unbelievably kind

[@manofernando9918]

Bless you guys. Lots of love from Sri Lanka.

[@Praxxus55712]

This selfless service is beautiful to witness. Very cool indeed. :)

[@Theoriginalsaxocomedy]

Khalistani murdabad.

[@Subhrajyoti]

@@Theoriginalsaxocomedy bro u smoke weed??

[@supreman303]

@@Theoriginalsaxocomedy ye but it doesn't have anything to do here

[@ddjohnson9717]

commie propaganda

[@ddjohnson9717]

exactly. Americans do not deserve community kitchen! who tf cares about poor people? sharing is communist!

[@nagyzsoltvm]

I have a Sikh friend, he is also following this mindset. He wants to help all the time, no matter what the problem is.

[@sunnyztmoney]

I hope he feels better soon

[@andrewknaff9220]

This is what it looks like when a religion gets something correct.

[@MidianVGC]

cooperation gets more done than competition. But for it to work, you need people to unanimously follow this philosophy. Otherwise you get people who work their ass off, and parasites who use them.

[@prachisaini1]

@@MidianVGC Bravo , a very true and thoughtful answer 👍🏻.

[@KaraKobold]

@@sunnyztmoney feels better? helping others is not an illness.

[@youngkim5909]

I will never again complain about having to cook dinner for 5 people....

[@jamelpiclit3062]

As long as its not too complicated or different dishes.. I'm okay cooking for 10 people. But hey I'm asian so, rice plus anything is a meal😂😅

[@marcmiyamoto]

@@jamelpiclit3062 have you tried rice and Salt ?😅

[@jamelpiclit3062]

@@marcmiyamoto oh yeah, rice, salt and a bit of oil. Its also better if there is soy sauce😁😁😉

[@SenthilKumar-hi4oc]

@@jamelpiclit3062 yes actually rice, coconut oil (or sesame oil) and salt makes a good meal- I eat it time to time too

[@kiyotaka269]

@@SenthilKumar-hi4oc you're poor?

[@ssgill6880]

The dishes are washed, in 5 different stages. So one stage cleans the plate, then the second stage washes it again and so on. So the dishes are very clean. Just thought I'd add this, so people understand the emphasis of cleanliness in Langar.

[@fun_ghoul]

I can understand why my fellow "Westerners" might be concerned upon seeing barefoot volunteers serving diners seated on a floor, but...that's because feet and floors are dirty as hell over here!

[@marknshoot]

@@fun_ghoul the concern is valid and understandable. However, in Indian temples (sikh, hindu or Muslim), everyone removes their shoes before entering and have to wash their hands and feet prior to entering the premises which is both hygienic and results in easier maintenance and cleanliness.

[@ssgill6880]

@@fun_ghoul Before entering the Golden Temple, you have to take off your shoes and socks, and after removing them, you have to wash your feet and hands before entering the Golden Temple Complex. The Floors are mopped after every wave of people that eat, and the carpets they sit on are vacuumed. Cleanliness is very important when it comes to Langar and Gurdwaras overall.

[@fun_ghoul]

Thank you both so much for explaining. Only an idiot would think a temple would be dirty, but...this part of the world has a few idiots! Cheers.

[@physics77guy]

@@fun_ghoul after every sitting of langar the floor is wiped clean with a wet mop... so the floor is never dirty

[@arpitgupta4948]

I ate at this langar once. The food was amazing. Can't believe how it was so delicious despite being made in such a large batch. The dedication of the volunteers and employees is unparalleled.

[@kittenmimi5326]

It's mind boggling how can they keep taste consistent and make sure its all measured properly n taste good ehen making such a huge batch

[@indra_vrtrahan]

@@kittenmimi5326 ikr? The consistency is some thing else.

[@lilblackduc7312]

..They use "Gas cylinders" & Burn wood?!?! **Sacrilege!!!** The 'Net Zero Carbon' Greenie Eco-terrorists should shut this place down! 😁 😂 🤣

[@magoshighlands4074]

A couple hundred years of experience passed down through the ages probably helps, and just watching this is making me hungry, the smells must be exceptional

[@anujsharma-mm2sd]

Wahe guru's prasad always is the best. Wahe guru.

[@LADmob]

As a Christian I felt AMAZING inside the golden temple ! Those guards ( dressed in blue ) , you could see them good soul thru them eyes ... golden temple got his own charm .

[@starnostras]

What did any of that have to do with your POV 'as a christian'?

[@AniverseStudio]

@@starnostras same question! What he actually wanna say

[@tanmaygusain1316]

@@AniverseStudio idk maybe they wanted to mention they're non sikh

[@nishitg7576]

as kuran says about god,as bible says about god( yehova),same way sikh holy book sri guru granth sahib ji says about god only and if someone gets time to read it then one should surely download and read it,its about god only and second thing there is abundance of food in gods home and food never gets short here since hundreds of years. Earth is very big and thats why god reached on whole earth to help people in form of different religions,god cant love just particular people and not others. He created many religions to reach,cover whole earth,one religion was not enough to help whole earth. God reached whole earth every time,and whoever was good and wherever on earth he/she was,when remembered god he reached and helped him/her. God loves whole earth and reached to people of all nations,god doesnt love a single country only and is found in any single country only and in any single religion only.

[@seronymus]

Heathenry is still Heathenry. You should have tried to convert them to the Truth or Christ

[@jochuMira]

A community which has earned my respect always. From Kerala,India

[@hsvr]

What do you want them to do with your respect?

[@koyamma9575]

@@hsvr poy omb

[@ksasidhar2980]

@@hsvr maybe a sign for them to keep doing what theyre doing?

[@falconlewitteducation4941]

@@hsvr He wants them to know that there are people who support them. And if you don't know what that means, feel free to Google about morals, basic stuff and learn them.

[@ennui9745]

@@hsvr Do you have anything nice or meaningful to say at all, troll?

[@ghidorahs1fan209]

The sikh community are such a incredible people and we're the life savers to our fire fighters in Australia when we had our last huge fires. I have the utmost respect for them.

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

Not sikh these are hindus brother

[@parminderkhehra]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 no they're SIKHS.. stop spreading misinformation

[@lancehobbs8012]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 you know full well they are Sikhs, they said it several times in the video and you saw the ceremonial daggers

[@edgeratedr3086]

ISKCON Temple also provides free food.

[@seldom_bucket]

What they did in for Britain in ww2 aswell, its literally religion done right, every sikh I have met personally has always had an heir of genuine friendliness and helpfulness

[@ismaeladen2582]

This is a beautiful thing to see. As a Muslim I’ve always been impressed by the kindness of the Sikh community.

[@Prashant_Pandey4]

Such a hypocrite you are

[@BlahBlahBlah-gt8yn]

A muslim getting influenced by sikh community I an crying this is so wholesome 😭

[@ericjones2563]

Had it been mosque serving free food mullah would start converting people to Islam in name of food 😂😂😂. Cheap thrills

[@IHL343]

They have scriptures that are very good too in terms of practice in day to day life. I went through them. Mostly about service to humankind, which I believe is THE only religion of all human beings.

[@appukuttanj]

Oh, yeah?! Maybe you haven't seen how they treat their portion of Dalits (untouchables). Lemme assure you, nothing beautiful about it! Not much 'helping humanity' over there, bubba!

[@basvanbeers3515]

4 million dollars is a large number. But if you break it down to cost per meal... It's incredibly impressive!!!! This sort of selflessness combined with this efficiency could end world hunger!

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

Hindus live long

[@tajbirtonysingh7979]

Thats the goal - one day we could defeat it.. just need more people to get involved .. doesnt matter the faith..

[@akshaypendyala]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 Maybe, humanity live long?

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

@@akshaypendyala No only hindus. Jay hind

[@Dayvit78]

This was going to be my comment too. It's truly amazing and shows that world hunger can be eliminated now if people chose to.

[@thelegend1264]

Yes Sikh people are renowned for their hospitality and generosity, also the sheer hard work they put behind service is just astonishing!!! Amazing people!!!

[@mitakpa77]

I have had many meals in guruduwara during bad times. You will never go hungry when you are around Sikh community. Thank you .

[@ayakotami3318]

I'm from America but German and Italian. I have a lot of respect for the Sikh. India is one of my favorite countries (because of food, culture, etc) and this makes me want to visit India more. If I can I would easily visit the Golden Temple. Love all the way from America.

[@Qub3rs]

When they explained what a quintal was, my jaw dropped. The sheer volume of food and people being fed blew my mind.

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@TheWoodsman661]

@@dildeep01 as a Christian, I think people of all religions should do this. Selflessness is a good thing to practice anyway, even for those who aren't religious.

[@आशीषसाहू-ख1ल]

Quintal is UK english word.

[@BlackHawkTejas]

@@TheWoodsman661 Dharmic religions have been doing these kind of langars for ages now!!

[@thechef.]

my jaw dropped too 220lb...good lord

[@kammara.sharath]

Not only in India, Sikh people put langars wherever they live and possible.

[@hootsmon4723]

They certainly do . They give free food away in Edinburgh too . 👍👍👍👍👍

[@noraofficial3956]

✌✌✌✌✌

[@x23thegame]

Thats absolutely correct no matter who you are gender race culture faith you are always welcome to langer In any Gudwara Ji shab. Long may it continue

[@SohamBasak1996]

Waheguru ji 🙏

[@seminky5341]

Sick

[@PaulAdler11]

Wishing every single person in India health and strength during this terrible time. The world loves you and is weeping for you.

[@a12475]

do you mean covid or modis Nazi government?

[@LuckySingh-ln9ox]

Thank you for your kind words, God bless you

[@fun_ghoul]

@@a12475 Modi is a POS for sure, but...how was Congress for all those years? lol

[@pranavcv1265]

I think our prime minister ia more concerned in ruling the next years

[@solgato5186]

@@fun_ghoul *ding* all the leaders suck, why do we keep believing we need them lalalala hang in there, i will too

[@derekvuv]

I'm so glad to have Sikh friends in my life. This explains why they are so whole-hearted and selfless. I want to visit the golden temple now!

[@NarkarBros]

Who are the ones disliking such a beautiful act of humanity?

[@shikshapandey3174]

Chinese

[@Nietabs]

Spoiled teens wondering why can't they just cook for themselves

[@Wolf1979]

Right wing American and European Nazis

[@SnobbyCritic]

@@shikshapandey3174 ???

[@deckhead33]

@@Wolf1979 don’t think they’d even be watching this tbh so it’s not them

[@Catge]

The insane scale of how much people they feed is mind blowing

[@baldeepsingh4347]

It’s achievable if we try. I hope others see this and try it in their respective countries.

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@ashungryasawolf726]

It just shows we can help each other!

[@rishi6133]

Welcome to India.

[@siddhant...]

@@dildeep01 the food’s not tasty come on

[@aam50]

The scale this operates at is just staggering - and a testament to the Sikh community. Great video.

[@Nilanjan1994]

A temple in the truest sense of the word. Serving mankind and any living organism should be the priority in any religion and the Golden Temple of Amritsar is perhaps the finest example. Really proud of my country and countrymen.

[@RS-jb1lf]

Many religions like to preach but very few actually provide the help to the people. Sikhs do just that. They are always recognisable in the U.K. and USA with their turban and beards. Charity, hard work and honesty runs through them.

[@TheCorporateMonk]

This community has given everything which no other community has given ever, be it a soldier a martyr an Affluent businessman politician or any other thing you can think about. Hats off to every mother who raised a sikh like this 👏

[@nahor88]

The sad thing is that even efforts like these are not enough to feed all the starving people. I'm actually very curious how the supply chain works for this operation.

[@jas_log133]

I just saw Sikh people helping those affected by the surge of Covid 19 with accommodating their need in Oxygen. I pray for all of you guys, that you'll be safe and can still extend your hand to those who are in need.

[@HS-lz8jg]

Follow Sikhexpo on ig if you’d like to see how it’s going

[@oratilemoseki7060]

This is the epitome of humanity 🙏🏽 I feel blessed to have witnessed this. Abundant respect for the Sikh community

[@skoomskaa]

I'm amazed by the number of people that they help each day but I'm even more amazed by the number of volunteers. It's heartening to see so many people doing so much good without seeking gain.

[@ssamurai5]

That's insane! People like these are heroes!

[@bhavyagupta1682]

That's what heroes do

[@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal]

This is what people REALLY should b thinking when they see our paghris (turbans)!

[@bradly2056]

@@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal 💣💣💣💣

[@TeegsComposed]

@@gordontheengineswifedr.nirmal absolutely true.

[@FirstLast-ug4ri]

@@bradly2056 what

[@jasonsong6747]

This is exactly how humans should be - compassionate towards others and helping people in need.

[@CHICKENNUGGET69360]

And non hygienic

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@dildeep01]

@@CHICKENNUGGET69360 it's really clean. Dishs have to go through 6 conscutive washing station. Have u visited gurudwara... if not than STFU

[@jasonsong6747]

@@dildeep01 This is truly awe-some. I wish to visit one day and watch the whole process. Not to necessarily eat but to witness this in motion. It's such a huge operation

[@dildeep01]

@@jasonsong6747 yes it's huge.... when u visit community kitchen hall.. it's totally new world...

[@denisstlaurent4240]

Absolutely incredible! This brought me to tears! So beautiful to see. From Canada, God bless ALL the people working to make this happen.

[@gazorp2905]

i've heard that sikh people have gone out distributing food to the homeless in countries such as canada and America , hats off to them , i feel proud to live in a country along with such heroes ! :)

[@coriknight9073]

The gurdwara in my area was doing boxed meals for people in need during the pandemic (in really impressive numbers), and the attitude was just, hey, it's what we do. Not looking for accolades, just helping out because people were in need.

[@TruthHurtLiars]

They have set up langars in war torn countries like Syria too. Search for Ravi Singh of Khalsa Aid charity.

[@jashanj2518]

And in war torn Syria, Iraq too

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

Lots of white christians do the same thing I guess we're "heroes" too

[@eiteiei4063]

@@hallucinatedovens8414 Not in this scale they don't

[@peteryvesclement364]

My dad once told me that it isn't the size of the house that matters, its the size of the host's heart.... and these guys have heart. Even as a Christian, I respect their religion because of that.

[@fun_ghoul]

Also, Sikhism isn't responsible for global white supremacy. What do you think of that "as a Christian"? lol

[@Angel-gs9rg]

@@fun_ghoul Nothing. Clown

[@pbjracing14yearsago49]

@@fun_ghoul whoa where did that come from. chill out.

[@willn8664]

@@fun_ghoul who hurt you, baby girl?

[@gregoryborton6598]

@@pbjracing14yearsago49 The centuries of colonial oppression dressed with the moral façade of "spreading the true word of christ"?

[@Sherudons]

I've cooked for hundreds and near a thousand on some weeks and that left me exhausted, the sheer volume of people 100k I can comprehend and it's frankly terrifying, massive respect to people batch cooking like this. Shame we don't have things like this in the west, whole communities coming together to eat, socialise and work sounds beautiful even to an introvert like me.

[@davidlewis5681]

Sikh communities in the West also have langar meals. Other community groups are also starting to run similar projects. Where I work (a Baptist chapel in the UK), food and labour is mostly donated. People can have a hearty meal for free. If they can afford to make a donation then that's great, but nobody gets turned away for being broke.

[@DrummerJacob]

These people are starving or poor. There's a reason you don't see that in the west. There's a functioning economy and we don't have a caste system that makes certain people untouchable. Anyone can work and most do and make enough money to feed themselves.

[@jakob4112]

@@DrummerJacob the west (people like you) loves money too much and is obsessed with it. That’s why you don’t see this in the west, people like you too worried about losing a dollar

[@gwensmosh5532]

@@DrummerJacob There are no starving or poor in the United States? in the UK? in France? You must have never visited any urban place, stayed in a suburb all your life, homelessness is everywhere.

[@Firan25]

@@gwensmosh5532 Doesn't California also have one of the largest homeless communities? or is that another state? o_O

[@frostieuk3064]

I have been lucky enough to visit and eat at the Golden Temple twice. The temple is so beautiful, so peaceful and the langar chai and food is so tasty! It was one of my favourite places in India...

[@BadBoy-wy1il]

We have sikhs in Assam as well and they respect our culture and language. Most of them celebrate festivals with us. They are truly the gems of India and they woudn't withstand someone who insults others culture.

[@sowdha79]

Cool! Assamese Sikhs? I never heard of Sikhism in Assam , well that is great for Assam and bharat then

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

Hinduism is better

[@sowdha79]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 We are all one!we are united!

[@mrlucifer8455]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 Hinduism doesn't taught us that Hinduism is better but taught us every religion is great.

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

@@mrlucifer8455 No only hinduism is the correct I am talking to you right now hinduism is the right religin.

[@lexagarvey6419]

Did anyone see the cabbage leaf protectors on the volunteer cutting onion? Brilliant. Amazing operation

[@LegenDDD]

You should visit there u will be amazed :)

[@littleviolagirl]

Those are plastic bags actually. but they do look like cabbage leaves!

[@rodneyalaking8241]

Probably no band aids to cover cuts and scrapes in Punjab.

[@pritpalsingh3609]

That's a plastic bag. Maybe he doesn't want his fingers to smell or just had a cut.

[@shogun2215]

This is absolutely astonishing, I've seen catering on large scales but this is breathtaking.

[@Daniel_AL]

Indeed it is

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

Did you cry? It a village. This is how they feed villages. Calm down

[@aditidas1070]

@@hallucinatedovens8414 Wtf is your problem dude? Why are you in every comment, spreading negativity?

[@hallucinatedovens8414]

@@aditidas1070 oh sorry I didn't know this video was your little personal safe space bubble, it's the internet kiddo, refute my points, or you're just crying

[@sumonhossain9018]

Serving food for free considering no discrimination of religion, Doing all the necessary staffs as devotee, Your community are one of the best Communities in this earth with no doubt. I am a Muslim and I fell in love with all of you just watching this kind of kindness. May Allah bless you all. I wish people from all around the world would be so nice like you. Take love from Bangladesh ❤️.

[@drealynne4256]

This is the type of food stories we like to hear about. Every person involved from the donators, veggie cutters, meal preppers, cleaners, to the servers..your all such beautiful and big hearted people! May every one involved be blessed with prosperity, love, and good health 🙏🏽 ❤️ 🕊

[@spbrar5334]

Proud to be a Sikh ❤️ thanks to all my dear friends who Respect Sikhs. We love you guys🙏 Waheguru ji mehar kare 🙏

[@thedarkknight1865]

🥰🙏

[@vipermad358]

I am an atheist American, but I have a prejudice IN FAVOR of Sikhs. Beautiful religion of followers who actually practice what they preach. Unlike the majority of American "christians"

[@Bareego]

I'm in Australia and all the Sikhs I've met have been very friendly, humble and hard working.

[@odiloncintra1377]

I am an atheist , but... how can one not respect the Sikh??

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

My uncle and his family were Sikh. We would join in their traditions when they visited a few times a year. They always made great food, the whole family loved it. I can still smell and taste the tea my aunt would make in a big pot on the stove. They called it yogi tea, it had cardamom, cinnamon, ginger, cloves, and a bunch of other things. Really delicious. And she'd make this potato dish with lots of fresh ginger in it that was out of this world, couldn't get enough of it. When we were younger, they'd wrap our heads in turbans just for fun. It was great in the winter, they really keep your head warm on a freezing cold central NY winter day. Super comfortable too!

[@danshusharma7450]

The culture in Punjab is just genuinely so beautiful. Even coming from a different religion, a lot of these values from sikhism have just become a part of who I am and I'm quite happy about that. Words can't express the joy I feel when I hear someone speaking punjabi in my predominantly white town

[@dineshsinghyadav9760]

Thank you Sharma ji for nice comments about our Sikh brothers

[@Aatell764]

I would love to travel to India. This would definitely be on my list of places to visit. What a beautiful display of selfless giving.

[@aftersexhighfives]

If you haven't found him, praveen mohan is an interesting channel. He believes in aliens, I think. But if you look beyond his mild conspiracy ideas it's an unparalleled look at the entire country. As well as a lot about the history of the Persians/ ancient India, specifically their weapons and note keeping methods. It's a fascinating look at all the places you'd want to see in India and several astonishing places you had no idea existed. His name is the name of his channel: Praveen Mohan :) I hope we both get to see gorgeous India in person one day!

[@ssimba2785]

No Toes Baker You don't have to travel to India but I'm sure in your country if there are Sikhs they have Sikh Gurdwara go there. Also go to India

[@kavorkaa]

Ive been to the Golden Temple and its a sight to behold,im not a religious person but its one of my favourite places in the world The fact that its open to anyone is worth of praise

[@fila6243]

Huge fan of the Sikhs. Amazing history. Incredible warriors. Worthy friends.

[@MyDNAAStory]

100,000 people and free. This is so great!

[@guranshkaursaggu1352]

@@yenle7296 umm no it doesn't the langar works on our money in which we do Seva selfless service

[@amirpenkar947]

@@guranshkaursaggu1352 yes but it's free for people eating

[@guranshkaursaggu1352]

@@amirpenkar947 yes that the main seva that we are trying to fulfill

[@kxnguyen3942]

Yeah ask dalit

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless if the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's of 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you.

[@iainronald4217]

As a vegetarian and former banquet chef who loves learning about other people’s cultures and volunteering at their gathering sites, this sounds right up my alley. Maybe some day I’ll make it down there!

[@tonygilles9649]

There’s a sikh community here in Montreal and they are such charitable people. We always see them donating bunches and bunches at food drives and are usually doing some kind of volunteer or charity work in the community.

[@anmolwankhede9714]

and sponsoring khalistanis anti india movement

[@excalibur6159]

None of them are rushing because it's spiritual. And that's why it feels as if it's home cooked...

[@fun_ghoul]

It is home-cooked, in the home of the guru.

[@mrsugar7528]

@@fun_ghoul very nice words

[@workingman9179]

Sikhs are the true angels here on earth. I cannot wait to go see the Golden Temple.

[@laurieherman1215]

Every time this shows up on my channel I watch it, such kindness. Life goals for sure.

[@omkaramruskar1903]

Not a Sikh, but still proud of them and my country 🙏🏻❤️ Jo bole So Nihal 🙌🏻🇮🇳

[@AmanDeep-fg3im]

Sat sri akal 🙏🏼

[@pratyashi191]

Sikh people are the best. They have the biggest hearts. My neighbours are sikh and it great to be surrounded by such awesome people.

[@ranjeetsharma4209]

Long live hinduism

[@ciivsbixsxbi9468]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 Shut up and get out of here

[@ayaskpandey]

@@ranjeetsharma4209 report him ruining name of hindu

[@Durgeshshukla3004]

The Sikh community of India is the most helpful in the world. They feed millions of people in their langars all across the globe, irrespective of their religion, race or creed. Whenever a natural calamity happens or any help needed, the Sikh community is always the first to offer help with utmost dedication and selflessness. Wahe Guru Ji Da Khalsa Waheguru Ji Di Fateh 🙏🙏🙏

[@bigbulk688]

A big thanks to this community for keeping me, and a motley crew of my dead broke friends at various Gurudwaras fed, and feel welcomed despite our religious and cultural differences. This is the aspect of religion I can get behind.

[@devonnareynolds]

I’m a Christian but God bless the Sikhs, they seem to have such great character as a ppl

[@PHEROMONE-wz9bz]

There are many similarities between Sikhi & Christianity 💕

[@daveotuwa5596]

me too

[@pawanyuuvi5683]

@@PHEROMONE-wz9bz no

[@alexvancuren7626]

@@PHEROMONE-wz9bz not really Sikhi practice what they preach

[@kinnan931]

Expensive things aside. I just love his passion and love for his Kindness .

[@dI9ESTIVES123]

@Yudi Hadipatra are you a Sikh?

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@desertsmeagol7073]

@@dI9ESTIVES123 no I don't think so no Sikh would be so arrogant with their brothers

[@HS-714]

@@dI9ESTIVES123 Sikh uses 'SINGH' as there last name. Hadipatra will not be found in whole South Asia.

[@dI9ESTIVES123]

@@HS-714 I know. I’m a Sikh. I also know that some Sikhs have other last names which is why I asked.

[@re4ctive276]

I have lived 6 years in pujab, india. I have enjoyed the langar so much there, so fresh, aromatic, just right amount of spices, literally tastes like god's food. Oh and that almond milk in the end is the game changer, creamy hot milk, sometimes topped with saffron sometimes not, such a pleasant experience given by the volenteers/devotees.

[@anonymousthinker101]

This was so satisfying to watch. Langars are places where humanity can enjoy food and forget all our world's problems. So much respect for these generous and kind people🙏

[@MM-NolascoPH]

What a great community with the most heart warming selfless service, donations and volunteers, and the love and dedication for the massive people to eat! Love from the Philippines

[@sheltonsibi2308]

I once visited the Golden Temple a couple of years ago, and I must say it was simply a divine and marvelous experience. My respect for the Sikh religion and their hospitality reached greater heights.

[@Seer-Of-Lies_Giver-Of-Mutiny]

This is what love looks like.

[@poojapandey613]

The most bravest,most kindest, most hardworking people. Pranam to all my Sikh brothers and sisters. ❤🍁🙏

[@elizabethbuttler6514]

I love seeing the people look out for each other, from the food donations, to the volunteers. Thankful pockets like this still exist.

[@suhani551]

I am Punjabi and very proud of my people.💖

[@CaptainJeoy]

This is what humanity is about, such beautiful communities. I love you all my fellow brothers and sisters 🥺🥺🥺

[@dennisroy6615]

Thank you Food Insider for covering this noble work of the Sikh Community

[@jadengarcia5086]

Scammer

[@davidboysel4509]

This is absolutely beautiful I'm an American and 500 people a day die of malnutrition here. The Divide between the rich and poor has never been greater it is wonderful to see these people feeding people for free May whatever God they believe in bless them with a long and happy life

[@pappyjohn8142]

Just imagine if all of us humans helped each other selflessly. Regardless of color, gender, age, this is my dream. Just know I appreciate everyone of you reading this and hope you have a great day. 🙃. BTW Thanks for all the Love.

[@Crazzomiez]

you too have a great day! hopefully one day we achieve to respect and help each other without looking at color of the skin.. GBU ❤️

[@fhdbinkhalid]

best comment here

[@pappyjohn8142]

@@Crazzomiez @mr.speed I appreciate the both of you. I hope you both are having a great day. smiles all around

[@carolyningalls4580]

Imagine .If we just treated everyone as humans ...

[@tylerdurden639]

If the world comes together under one religion, Sikhism would be my pick, and I was raised Catholic. Never met a Sikh I didn't like.

[@ashleycalhoun1824]

India is such a centre of spiritual wellbeing for people all over the world. I would like to see it someday.

[@MyWatchIsEnded]

Im not trying to draw similarities out of spite but as a former Christian I have never seen such selflessness and love for your fellow man as I have here in these videos about the golden temple. You are all blessed

[@sniffsnuff9343]

‘Traveling around the great country of India in my youth, when ever I needed help with my journey I always approached a Sikh, always the response was friendly honest and helpful. Never will I forget the kindness,integrity and intelligence of these proud noble people, matched only by the people of Fiji and the Cook Islands.

[@Aldo_raines]

I had a deeply emotional reaction to this. I have so much respect for Sikhs and their faith.

[@RochdChati]

The efficiency, the charity, the openness, and the friendliness is so beautiful

[@manishalokhande7958]

Sikh is my favourite community in the world. They're literally the irreplaceable gem of India. And let's not forget the fact that the Golden temple is open for EVERYONE. People usually come here to do their service to humanity on their own will.

[@neeharikakanakarao7475]

I don't understand Punjabi. But I am looking forward to visit Punjab some day. One of the best states in our country, people are kind and their cuisine is like a paradise. What drew me is खेतों😊(Farms r the best places in India😁). Thank you so much Insider for showing our India's hard-work and dedication in serving people🙏

[@pully5514]

This food looks so much better than the food you pay like 3 dollars for at school...

[@HS-lz8jg]

Wait till your try it some of best lentil soup you will ever have

[@novemberguy9]

@@HS-lz8jg yes I have been to a langar myself and the food is delicious. And I also volunteered in serving the food. I am 13 btw🙃

[@syasyaishavingfun]

They actually care unlike at school.

[@realhuman4396]

@@syasyaishavingfun it’s all about the profits, companies like dominos profit a lot

[@kittenmimi5326]

Wait u have 3 dollar food at school? Mines like $5+

[@prishaagrawal8332]

Sikh people literally have a heart of gold. Being an Indian, I am so proud of being a part of one of the countries which has a large amount of Sikhs in population. I don't know why places like The Golden Temple aren't in the 7 wonders of the world, this kind of beauty is a blessing to witness and I am so lucky to have been there.

[@donttalktomebye]

I have only been previously familiar with sikhism because there was 1 sikh family in my tiny florida town but i was never familiar with the practice or community culture of this group. Its extremely beautiful and we could all learn something from the sense of community in Sikhism. Thank you for this enlightening video. I hope the langar and its community is still doing okay

[@sahmommamang]

Wow, so amazing!

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

I would give anything to throw a piece of bacon in that crowd lol

[@sahmommamang]

@@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076 🤣

[@prabir1182]

@@sahmommamang I don’t think you understand. He’s saying he would disrespect our vegetarian traditions in communal gatherings. He’s actually being quite disrespectful to my religion by saying that.

[@iair-conditiontheoutsideai3076]

@@prabir1182 she understands lol

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you.

[@crp5591]

Oh WOW That food looks SO good! I can only imagine the delicious smells coming from that kitchen! Such an amazing feat!! Mind boggling scale!!!

[@JK72843_]

You should visit

[@riyamishra280]

People volunteer here , there is a huge waiting list even. I have eaten here the food is clean and delicious

[@faizshaikh904]

The Sikhs Are The Most Helpful, Kind Hearted, Brave And Loving People On The Planet. 💓💓💓

[@sylviabennan]

Sikhs are easily some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet. Open-minded, accepting people. Bless em

[@Mattwest1985]

Such a dope video. Seeing so many people with this mindset gives me hope for humanity.

[@zeshanrahman8849]

This is truly beautiful and shows how far and wide human compassion can reach. I wish there were more selfless people like this worldwide and we all loved each other despite race, religion, gender and ethnicity. It would truly be a beautiful world then.

[@cuberynth3079]

Now you would expect that the food you get here would be relatively bland to save on costs, or maybe not properly cooked...but OH BOY YOU WOULD BE WRONG. The flavours in the daal (lentil curry) are probably the beat ive ever had. And here's the thing, I eat some sort of daal pretty much twice a week. Not even once have me or my mom been able to match the langars flavours. My family in amritsar constantly donates grains and wheat to the temple, especially during festivals. Even though I dont follow sikhism, my family has tried to keep our sikh ancestors donation practices alive.

[@mehargamenite6761]

So true can never get the same taste at home

[@sabarinathh8002]

Yes very true...i have been there myself just to experience it...it was absolutely amazing...

[@ANTSEMUT1]

It is Punjabi food they love their spice in their food.

[@cuberynth3079]

@@ANTSEMUT1 well more than spice, punjabis enjoy the different flavours that the spices bring.

[@soundandstar2205]

I was blessed to help make chapatis here. It was an incredible experience. And I actually made a few of those chapatis round. Wake Guru. If you ever get a chance to serve in such a beautiful way, Guru Ram Das will surely bless you

[@yuu_rei]

the best most hopeful thing i've watched in a while. so much gratitude. so much love and devotion. just beautiful.🤍

[@baldeepsingh4347]

Kay- some more hopeful news- Sikhs have gender neutral names to recognise equality. This goes back hundreds of years....

[@dildeep01]

Yes this langar is free for everyone, regardless of the caste, colour or religion. AS long as u have beating heart. U can come sit side by side and enjoy the food. It's 24/7 for whole year. This langar is so tasty. No food in the world is more tasty than this. U can try just find Gurudwara near you. This selfless service is going all around the world wherever Sikhs reside.

[@yuu_rei]

@@baldeepsingh4347 I did not know this! This is amazing! Sikhs are truly an inspiration for me, same goes for the religion. There's so much perseverance, strength and love and it shows in the women and men!

[@baldeepsingh4347]

@@yuu_rei it’s a relatively new religion and sees humanity as one . As member of this faith another factor that keeps me fully subscribed is that it never forces its views on anyone , co existence is one of the principles. We are taught to see beyond , race, gender etc . Cultural challenges sometimes get in the way of what the path illuminates. Kay , have a very happy, fulfilled and wonderful life!