#freemeals

By Sehaj Rathore

Sikh temples all across the UK serve over 6,000 vegetarian meals to people from all religions, gender and status for free.              

Free warm vegetarian food is served all day.

Prayer room. Food is donated by the public to be prepared and served to everyone.

Images were taken by Sehaj Rathore on iPhone.

                                                        21.09.2018

This is Gurudwara Karamsar Sikh temple in East London. Everyday Over 200 people are served food, and it's not only Sikhs that are enjoying the temple meal but the Sikh temple feeds anyone from any religion or faith and welcomes the needy and homeless with open arms. Religion leaders are now noticing that there is an increase of no believer visiting the temple to eat, treating them as a food bank while of austerity and economic slump bite. 

They say over 6,000 meals are served to non-Sikhs each week and have become a lifeline for the homeless people and overseas students swamped in debt. 

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It all started as a joke when my friend called 'A' challenged me to rock, paper, scissors. Who knows, I'm actually a pro at it. We played for six days straight, once every day, and I never lost.

On the first day, he threw a rock, then scissors, and last he threw a rock again. Out of 3, I beat him right and square.

On the second day, I told him I read on Google that most men pick rock as their first. Then he paused for a moment, and I threw scissors. He chose paper as his first, then paper again, and last he threw a rock.

On the third day, I challenged again, I threw paper as usual, and he lost with his rock. But the second time, he chose a paper that beat my rock. I chose scissors and he beat me again with his rock. With 2 out 3 on his side, he became excited and started to get sloppy. He then threw another rock and I beat him with my paper. It was a tie but fast because I beat him again with my paper as he threw another rock for his last pick.

On the fourth day, we both thought about how lucky I was and how unlucky he was after I beat him again. Then I challenged our other friend named 'B' and I won. She threw scissors and paper, and she beat me on the third throw as her scissors beat my paper, but at last resort, I beat her with a rock as she threw another scissors.

The next day, I challenged another friend named 'C' and lost. He saw that and attempted to challenge me. He threw paper, scissors, and rock, and guess what? I beat him again.