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News: The Tragedy of Banda Bahadur
Three hundred years ago, on June 9, 1716, a tragic event occurred. Captured in December 1715, Banda Bahadur had been enduring relentless torture for over five months. During this time, he witnessed the beheading of thousands of his men, their severed heads displayed on spears and paraded through the streets.
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News: Sikh Community Steps Up as Global Food Bank
Langar is a fundamental practice in Sikhism that embodies the principle of seva, or selfless service. It refers to the community kitchen found in every Gurdwara (Sikh temple) where free meals are served to everyone, regardless of their background or status. This practice not only provides nourishment but also emphasizes the values of equality and humility.