Maan Sarovar Kaar Sewa

"Kar Seva" (or Karseva) at a Gurdwara refers to selfless voluntary labor by devotees to build, repair, or clean holy Sikh shrines, especially the sacred pool (Sarovar) at Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple).

Purpose of Seva

To ensure uninterrupted Langgar Seva where everyone sits together without discrimination.

When & Where

Initiated in 2014 at Sri Gurpuri Sahib, Sarhali, Punjab.

About This Kaar Sewa

"Kar Seva" (or Karseva) at a Gurdwara refers to selfless voluntary labor by devotees to build, repair, or clean holy Sikh shrines, especially the sacred pool (Sarovar) at Sri Harmandir Sahib (Golden Temple). It's a core Sikh principle emphasizing humility and service, with volunteers (Kar Sevaks) participating in tasks

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