Malaysia's Gurdwara Sahib Seremban preps up for Vaisakhi festivities


Making sweet treats symbolises the spirit of togetherness and expresses gratitude during Vaisakhi festivities. Photos: The Star/Chan Tak Kong

The kitchen of the Gurdwara Sahib Seremban (GSS) at Jalan Yam Tuan in Seremban was a flurry of activity as devotees from the Sikh community busy themselves in preparation for Vaisakhi celebrations in two days.

Retired civil engineer Kalvindar Kaur, 64, and a group of women are busy making chapatis, while at the verandah, a team of men slice onions, cucumbers, and carrots.

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