Gurū-kā-laṅgar

Gurū-kā-laṅgar. Sikh free kitchen, refectory. In every gurdwārā vegetarian food is cooked and served free to people of any caste, race, and creed with no order of precedence, although men and women usually sit separately. In major gurdwārās thousands are fed daily.

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