Temple accepts offerings in the form of cash and kind. The humble offerings by the devotees cover the expenses of the temple. People also serve in the Langar (community kitchen) and offer their services. The smooth running of the langar kitchen solely depends on the selfless voluntary service of people in the cooking-serving process. Thus Langar underlines the importance of seva or service, the fundamental idea of Sikhism.

Temple accepts offerings in the form of cash and kind. The humble offerings by the devotees cover the expenses of the temple. People also serve in the Langar (community kitchen) and offer their services. The smooth running of the langar kitchen solely depends on the selfless voluntary service of people in the cooking-serving process. Thus Langar underlines the importance of seva or service, the fundamental idea of Sikhism.