(RNS) – Across the country, Sikh gurdwaras are finding new ways to carry out a tradition as old as their religion. (RNS) – In northern New Jersey’s Ramapo Mountains, the coronavirus has hit the ...

When Sumitpal Singh's phone rings, the person on the other end is almost always in need of something: a hot meal, groceries or over-the-counter medicine. When he hears the request, he immediately does ...

Sikh Dharamsal of San Antonio set out to raise $75,000 in virtual donations for the San Antonio Food Bank by April 30. Credit: Photo courtesy Sikh Dharamsal Seva, or selfless service, is a core tenet ...

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SELMA, Calif. (KFSN) -- The Sikh community in Selma is stepping up to help feed local residents impacted by the pandemic. The Selma temple held a drive-through food distribution on Sunday morning and ...

Aubrey Astle, 19, of Las Vegas, savored the last bit of poori — puffy fried bread — on her plate. She extolled the wonders of various Northern Indian dishes she'd been introduced to earlier in the day ...

One of the pillars of the Sikh faith is “vand chhakna” or sharing with others — which includes feeding people for free. “In the temples anyone can come eat. Free food is provided all the time,” said ...

Jasleen Sabharwal has always been inspired by her faith to help those in need — one of the essential values of Sikhism is selfless service. “The biggest summation of Sikhism is brotherhood and to love ...

As it became apparent six weeks ago that the coronavirus pandemic was going to test the San Antonio Food Bank like never before, the nonprofit’s leader welcomed calls from friends wanting to help.

A Sikh charity is offering free meals to those in need in a bid to tackle food poverty. Soul Aid, which was founded by Deepak Singh in 2017, works with Ramjinder Maan Palvinder Singh, the owner and ...

When Sumitpal Singh's phone rings, the person on the other end is almost always in need of something: a hot meal, groceries or over-the-counter medicine. When he hears the request, he immediately does ...