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Religion
Sain Sabha Serves Khir Langar at Ram Talai Bus Stand, Pilgrims Receive Prasad
✍️ Amar Ujala · Mohali
🗓 13 Nov 2026, 02:31 AM
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The Sain Sabha organized a khir langar at the Ram Talai bus stand in Mohali, where devotees partook of the sweet offering.
The Sain Sabha set up a temporary langar at the Ram Talai bus stand in Mohali, offering khir – a traditional sweet rice pudding – to passers‑by and devotees. The makeshift kitchen was arranged on the platform, with volunteers serving the dish in stainless‑steel bowls.
The initiative was presented as a devotional service, aimed at providing a simple, wholesome meal to those gathered for religious activities in the area. Organisers said the khir was prepared according to customary recipes, using milk, rice, sugar and a hint of cardamom.
Pilgrims and local commuters who stopped at the stand accepted the prasadam with gratitude, many sharing the sweet with family members. Observers noted the calm atmosphere as people queued politely, reflecting the community‑spirit fostered by the event.
Local authorities were informed of the gathering, and no disruptions were reported. The Sain Sabha indicated that similar langars could be organized at other public spots during upcoming festivals.
The event underscores the role of religious groups in providing free food services, especially in urban transit hubs where crowds gather daily.
The initiative was presented as a devotional service, aimed at providing a simple, wholesome meal to those gathered for religious activities in the area. Organisers said the khir was prepared according to customary recipes, using milk, rice, sugar and a hint of cardamom.
Pilgrims and local commuters who stopped at the stand accepted the prasadam with gratitude, many sharing the sweet with family members. Observers noted the calm atmosphere as people queued politely, reflecting the community‑spirit fostered by the event.
Local authorities were informed of the gathering, and no disruptions were reported. The Sain Sabha indicated that similar langars could be organized at other public spots during upcoming festivals.
The event underscores the role of religious groups in providing free food services, especially in urban transit hubs where crowds gather daily.