Nirmal Ashram
About Us
Under the divine guidance of the Almighty and the visionary leadership of Giani Gagandeep Singh Nirmale, the Gurmat Sewa Society was established in February 2006. Its headquarters are located at Nirmal Ashram, Jandali.
Nirmal Ashram, located in Jandali Khurd near Ahmedgarh in Punjab, India, is a charitable organization devoted to serving the community with compassion and dedication. The ashram is actively engaged in a variety of social, educational, and spiritual initiatives aimed at uplifting society.
Nirmal Ashram
Our Journey
Our mission began in 1997, when Giani Gagandeep Singh Ji initiated Langar Sewa—offering free community meals—on weekly, monthly, and yearly occasions, especially during Gurpurabs and Hola Mohalla. As more people joined in, the spirit of community service and fellowship flourished.
Recognizing the need for a name that reflected the purity and inclusiveness of this mission, the founding home was affectionately named an Ashram. As the initiative gained recognition, it was renamed Nirmal Ashram, where “Nirmal” signifies purity, sacredness, and being free from communalism, politics, and discrimination.
The name draws inspiration from Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s philosophy of Nirmal Vichardhara, which emphasizes:
-> Seva (Selfless Service)
-> Naam Japna (Meditation on the Divine Name)
-> Kirat Karni (Earning an Honest Living)
-> Vand Chakna (Sharing with Others)
With this foundation, Giani Ji expanded the mission globally, spreading the teachings and spirit of Gurbani across India and to countries such as the USA, Canada, Australia, Europe, and throughout Asia.
Nirmal Ashram
Key Initiatives and Facilities
-> Gurmat Sewa Society (Regd): The ashram is home to the Gurmat Sewa Society, which is committed to promoting Sikh teachings and community welfare.
-> Nirmal Gurmat Library: A well-stocked library provides a broad selection of religious and educational resources to support visitors' spiritual and intellectual growth.
-> Annual Religious Congregation: The ashram hosts an annual religious event called Salana Smagam, uniting the community for spiritual learning and fellowship.
-> Community Outreach: Nirmal Ashram actively engages in community service, including interfaith efforts and local support. For example, it has honored figures like Abdul Khan from the Muslim community, promoting mutual respect and unity.
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