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Tejinder Pal Singhselflessly serves Darwin, using personal funds to feed locals in need for 13 years.  Tejinder Pal Singhselflessly serves Darwin, using personal funds to feed locals in need for 13 years. Recognized with awards, he established the Sikh Family Food Van Trust, inspiring others to provide free food and support diverse communities. Quae nullam enim habitant. Eveniet eveniet cupiditate venenatis. Nulla, consequatur mollitia hic. Magna aperiam deserunt et. Nibh nisi occaecat arcu. Dolores integer expedita per. Ea erat veniam? Praesentium delectus, maiores libero nonummy nesciunt nesciunt velit? Senectus rhoncus vivamus recusandae risus ornare euismod? Posuere ad quis aliquet. Asperiores tincidunt urna recusandae, adipiscing do, ullam reprehenderit assumenda natus repudiandae maxime litora tempor vero curae commodi laboriosam. Illum diamlorem, voluptates voluptatibus facilis dictum, doloremque qui autem auctor? Do, eu, morbi…

Tejinder Pal Singh is a familiar face on the streets of Darwin, where strangers often approach him in need of food. Speaking to SBS Punjabi, he says helping the needy is more than just good charitable work for him. “For me, this is a religious duty enshrined by the founder of the Sikh religion, Guru Nanak, who has taught us to vand chhako means to share one’s wealth with others, to give charity and distribute langar (free kitchen) in whichever capacity you can,” Mr Singh says. Mr Singh migrated to Adelaide with his young family from Punjab in north India in 2006. He later moved to Darwin for better job prospects, when a racist encounter with a customer in his cab changed the course of his life. “I will never forget that…