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The Overseas Sikhs
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There are plentiful in Canada
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Who is the last Sikh left in Afghanistan?
Answer: Jaswant (Just One) Singh.
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And in my village by Lake Victoria, Uganda
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Those are not Babu Singh
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"Canadians" singing their national anthem in Punjabi
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You have not seen anything like this
Nihang (Warrior) Sikhs at the Tim Hortons, Canada
Life really gets very interesting with the Sikhs around
Nihang (Warrior) Sikhs at the Tim Hortons, Canada
Life really gets very interesting with the Sikhs around
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The Sikh Vaisakhi Parade (Nagar Kirtan) celebrated in Surrey British Columbia Canada where 550,000 turned up.
Free food was served along the route by many many households and volunteers which never ran out.
Even if there were a million present the food would never run out.
'Nagar Kirtan is a Punjabi terms which literally means "Neighbourhood Kirtan". The word "Nagar" means "town or neighbourhood," and "Kirtan" is a term describing the singing of Shabads (divine hymns). The term refers to the procession of Sikh Sangat (Congregation) through the town singing holy hymns. The concept of a Nagar Kirtan is to bring the message of God to the doorstep of the community. It is very common for Nagar Kirtans to take place wherever Sikhs live.
For Sikhs, it commemorates the birth of Khalsa, a community of baptized Sikhs established by Guru Gobind Singh the 10th and last Sikh Guru.
Free food was served along the route by many many households and volunteers which never ran out.
Even if there were a million present the food would never run out.
'Nagar Kirtan is a Punjabi terms which literally means "Neighbourhood Kirtan". The word "Nagar" means "town or neighbourhood," and "Kirtan" is a term describing the singing of Shabads (divine hymns). The term refers to the procession of Sikh Sangat (Congregation) through the town singing holy hymns. The concept of a Nagar Kirtan is to bring the message of God to the doorstep of the community. It is very common for Nagar Kirtans to take place wherever Sikhs live.
For Sikhs, it commemorates the birth of Khalsa, a community of baptized Sikhs established by Guru Gobind Singh the 10th and last Sikh Guru.
Surrey Khalsa Day Vaisakhi Parade 2025 / Nagar Kirtan
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Do the Sikhs achieve this by regurgitating the food so latecomers will have enough to eat?
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There are no latecomers as I have been told by my sources.
In my village by Lake Victoria Uganda we also have abundant food for one and all
Come visit us
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I am truly gobsmacked! You have enough food for a million Sikhs! Does each person get one grain of rice?
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Why donch come and see for yourself.
Obviously you do not know much about the Sikhs
@brrr9741
5 years agoSikh people really are a blessing to this earth, much respect from an Englishman.
@JoeMenjivar
2 years agoI live about a five minute walk from a Sikh temple, they have always been great neighbours. When the pandemic started and a lot of people lost their jobs, the temple started cooking free meals for anyone who needed or wanted it, all day every day. I have a lot of respect and admiration for them.
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