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Dr. Sarabjeet Singh
Dr. Sarabjeet Singh, also known as Sardar Sarabjit Singh, is an Indian social worker and philanthropist from Delhi. He is widely recognised for his lifelong commitment to Nishkam Sewa (selfless service), a core spiritual principle in Sikhism. Singh considers selfless service to humanity, animals, and nature as his spiritual path toward liberation (mukti).
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| Full name | Dr. Sarabjeet Singh |
| Also known as | Sardar Sarabjit Singh |
| Born | Delhi, India |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Occupation | Social worker, Philanthropist |
| Known for | Promoting Nishkam Sewa; Food distribution and healthcare initiatives |
| Title | Sewadar |
| Residence | Delhi, India |
He has been actively involved in food distribution, healthcare outreach, education support, and social welfare initiatives, particularly through service activities associated with Gurudwara Bangla Sahib and community-based programmes in Delhi.
Early life
Dr. Sarabjeet Singh attributes his understanding of Nishkam Sewa to the teachings and values imparted by his grandparents and parents. Growing up in a family rooted in Sikh traditions, he was influenced by principles of humility (nimarta), compassion, and service from an early age.
Over time, Singh realised that his spiritual fulfilment and inner growth were deeply connected to active service rather than ritualistic practices.
Philosophy of Nishkam Sewa
Nishkam Sewa (Punjabi: ਨਿਸ਼ਕਾਮ ਸੇਵਾ) emphasises performing service without expectation of reward, recognition, or personal benefit. According to Singh, the practice represents a direct connection with the divine.
He defines his philosophy of service as:
- Service without desire for recognition
- Practice rooted in humility and absence of ego
- Welfare of humanity, animals, and the environment
- A spiritual discipline leading to inner peace and liberation
Singh believes that meditation and spirituality are realised through consistent acts of service rather than isolated spiritual exercises.
Social work and initiatives
Food and ration distribution
Singh is actively involved in daily food distribution programmes in Delhi, particularly at Bangla Sahib Gurudwara. Through voluntary service, he contributes to feeding hundreds of people each day, supporting the Sikh tradition of Langar and addressing food insecurity among marginalised populations.
Education and healthcare
He has organised educational support initiatives for underprivileged children, including the distribution of books, stationery, and learning materials. His healthcare-related efforts include medical check-up camps, health awareness programmes, and assistance for those lacking access to basic medical services.
Promoting unity and harmony
Singh’s work often brings together individuals from diverse religious and social backgrounds. His initiatives emphasise inter-community harmony, mutual respect, and collective responsibility toward social welfare.
Impact and recognition
Through years of consistent selfless service, Dr. Sarabjeet Singh has emerged as an inspirational figure in Delhi and surrounding regions. Supporters and volunteers regard him as a living embodiment of Sikh values, particularly Nishkam Sewa, and credit his efforts with improving access to food, education, and healthcare for numerous families.
Future vision
Singh has expressed his intention to further expand educational and healthcare initiatives, with a focus on inclusive growth and community empowerment. He continues to work toward strengthening programmes that promote social unity and collective well-being.
See also
References
- Entrepreneur Story – Sardar Sarabjeet Singh’s Selfless Service in Delhi
- Borok Times – Sardar Sarabjeet Singh’s Selfless Service in Delhi
- Happen Recently – Sardar Sarabjeet Singh: Delhi’s Hero Bringing Hope Through Service and Humanity
- Unseen Times – Tribute to Guru Tegh Bahadur by Dr. Sarabjeet Singh
- Happen Recently – Dr. Sarabjit Singh Pays Tribute to Guru Tegh Bahadur on 350th Martyrdom Day
- Weekly Mail – Dr. Sarabjit Singh’s Mask Distribution Initiative to Combat Delhi’s Pollution
- Josh Bharat – Langar Seva Initiative by Dr. Sarabjeet Singh
- Dhunt – लंगर सेवा से लोगों को मिल रहा है भरपेट भोजन (आरएमए)