Under the able leadership of President Sardar Jaspal Singh Suri and Maninder Singh Suri, the Gurudwara committee and volunteers carried out a comprehensive humanitarian campaign to support families devastated by the floods.

The Gurudwara distributed essential relief kits, food, medicines, and arranged boats for evacuation and safe transport in submerged areas. Fodder was supplied for livestock to help farmers sustain their animals during the crisis.
Once the floodwaters receded, the Gurudwara’s efforts shifted toward helping people rebuild their lives.

In Dubbar village (Ajnala), the Gurudwara sponsored the entire cost of wheat crop cultivation across 75 acres of farmland, benefiting primarily SC and low-income farmers.

In Harar Kalan (Amritsar district), the Gurudwara adopted the entire village, taking responsibility for 125 acres of farmland, including seeds, fertilizers, and diesel for the next crop cycle.

In Ferozepur, when a farmer attempted to take his life after losing his cattle, Mr. Suri personally visited him at the hospital, counseled him, and extended ₹1.30 lakh in financial aid to help him restart his livelihood.

The Gurudwara also sponsored the weddings of three farmers’ daughters whose families had lost everything to the floods and undertook construction of new houses for those whose homes were destroyed.

Relief camps were supplied with 200 beds, and fogging machines were deployed to combat mosquito infestation and health hazards in the affected regions.

In total, the Four Bungalows Gurudwara Sahib extended aid worth nearly ₹50 lakh, reaching the most affected areas of Punjab’s Majha region – from Ferozepur to Tarn Taran, Amritsar, and Kapurthala.

President Sardar Jaspal Singh Suri expressed heartfelt gratitude to the dedicated team, the sangat, and volunteers who made this massive relief initiative possible.

“This was not just about providing relief – it was about restoring dignity, hope, and livelihood to the affected families. I am deeply grateful to every volunteer and member of the Sangat who stood by this mission of Seva,” said Mr. Suri.

He especially acknowledged the contributions of Mohan Baggad, Jagpal Singh Sandhu, Gurdit Singh, Sukhjinderpal Singh, Sunny Singh, Abhishek Pratap, and Yashpal Singh for their relentless service.

Continuing the Spirit of Seva
Known for its 365-day Langar service, blood donation drives, educational aid, and now village rehabilitation projects in Punjab, the Four Bungalows Gurudwara continues to uphold its legacy of compassion and service.
The initiative stands as a reminder that when faith and humanity unite, no challenge is insurmountable.
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By Keerti Kadam

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Founded on 13th April 1967 by Sardar Singh Suri Ji, who led the Gurudwara as President and Founder for 45 years, the institution has grown into one of Mumbai’s most revered Sikh places of worship. Carrying forward his noble legacy, his son Sardar Jaspal Singh Suri has been serving as President for the past 10 years, while now, his grandson Maninder Singh Suri has also taken charge of day-to-day operations and community initiatives.

Every year, over one lakh devotees visit the Gurudwara during Guru Nanak Jayanti, making it one of the most visited Sikh shrines in Mumbai. The Four Bungalows Gurudwara stands apart as the only Gurudwara in the city where Langar (community meal) is served twice daily, 365 days a year, feeding more than 2,000 people daily. On Sundays, the number rises to over 5,000, and this Guru Nanak Jayanti (5th November), an estimated 70,000 devotees will partake in the Langar and Prasad.

The celebrations will begin with Prabhat Pheris from 24th October to 1st November, followed by a grand Nagar Kirtan on 2nd November at 6 PM, which will proceed from Lokhandwala Back Road to the Four Bungalows Gurudwara. The Akhand Path (continuous recitation of Guru Granth Sahib) will commence on 3rd November morning and conclude on 5th November, the day of Guru Nanak Jayanti.

The Gurudwara has also extended its spirit of Seva (selfless service) beyond Mumbai. Under the leadership of Maninder Singh Suri, the Gurudwara has adopted three flood-affected villages in Punjab, providing essential support like seeds, diesel, and marriage assistance to families in need.

Over the years, the world’s best Kirtaniyas (devotional singers) have performed at Four Bungalows Gurudwara, enriching the spiritual experience of thousands of devotees.

The management warmly invites everyone to join in the celebrations, experience the divine kirtan and langar, and support the Gurudwara’s ongoing social welfare initiatives.

By Keerti Kadam

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