Sikh Institutions

Sikh institutions are organized bodies that support the community's spiritual, social, educational, and charitable needs. Central among these is the Gurdwara, a place of worship and community gathering. The Akal Takht and Guru Granth Sahib institutions oversee religious and spiritual guidance. Sikh organizations also run schools, hospitals, and charitable groups, promoting values like equality, service, and justice. These institutions help maintain Sikh identity, preserve traditions, and serve both adherents and society at large, fostering a sense of unity, purpose, and social responsibility.