In a world driven by business and corporate endeavours, it's refreshing to witness leaders stepping out of their boardrooms to contribute to the well-being of humanity. Prabhjot Singh Chaggar, the CEO of Prabh Group, an Investment Holdings Company. Known for his business acumen, Mr. Chaggar embarked on a unique journey that blended service, spirituality, and global unity.

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Once every five years, the Parliament of World Religions gathers representatives from diverse faiths and backgrounds to foster understanding, collaboration, and peace. This rare event brings together people from all walks of life, including political leaders, religious scholars, and activists, creating a unique opportunity for dialogue and connection.

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Mr. Chaggar, a devout Sikh, saw this gathering as a chance to showcase the spirit of selfless service ingrained in Sikhism. With this in mind, he decided to volunteer with Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha, his local Gurdwara (place of worship). The Gurdwara is renowned for its commitment to "seva," the Sikh principle of selfless service to humanity.

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Bhai Mohinder Singh Ji, the leader of Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha, planned to serve warm meals to the distinguished guests at the Parliament of World Religions.

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As the CEO of Prabh Group, Mr. Chaggar represented not just his company but the entire Sikh community. This collaboration between a corporate leader & a religious figure symbolized the harmonious blend of worldly success and spiritual values. Together, they embodied the Sikh ethos of humility, equality, and service.

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The journey was marked by meticulous planning, as the volunteers from both the Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha & Palatine Gurdwara prepared nutritious and delectable meals to be served to the Parliament's attendees. The aroma of freshly cooked food wafted through the air, creating an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality.

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The day arrived, and as the doors of the Parliament of World Religions opened, Bhai Mohinder Singh Ji & volunteers of the Guru Nanak Nishkam Sewak Jatha stood side by side, ready to serve. The smiles on their faces reflected not only the joy of serving but also the pride of representing their community on a global stage.

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The event was a resounding success, with leaders from different faiths expressing gratitude for the Sikh community's generosity and hospitality. It was believed that during the entirety of the event, Approximately 10,000+ meals were served.

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Reflecting on the experience, Mr. Chaggar expressed his deep sense of fulfilment. "To be able to serve on such a grand scale and represent the Sikh community alongside Bhai Mohinder Singh Ji is truly a blessing. It goes beyond business success; it's about contributing to a world where compassion and understanding prevail."