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Line 43: Hi, I am going to kill the statement that Langaar is a Hindu custom unless someone comes up with a valid reference. I for one have never come across a Langaar in a Hindu temple. Thanks --[[User:Sikh-history\|Sikh-history]] ([[User talk:Sikh-history\|talk]]) 08:31, 22 June 2009 (UTC) : its an ancient indian custom dating back thousands of years ~~nothing special about langar except, word is persian borrowing,~~ : Faxien's account of ancient india : ''they had also built charitable hospitals where the poor were given free treatment besides food and clothing. ''

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