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Introduction to Khatu Shyam Ji Mela

The Khatu Shyam Ji Falgun Mela is one of the largest religious fairs in India. It takes place every year in the Falgun month (February–March)** in the town of Khatu in Sikar District. The fair is held in honor of Khatu Shyam Ji, who is believed to be the incarnation of Barbarika, the grandson of *Bhima* from the **Mahabharata**.

Millions of devotees from all over India come to this fair every year. Because lakhs of devotees attend, it is also called “Lakhi Mela. The peak days of the fair are Falgun Ekadashi and Dwadashi, when the crowd becomes extremely large.

2. Importance of Ringas During the Mela

*Ringas* (also called Reengus) is very important during the Khatu Shyam Ji Mela because:

It is the nearest railway station to Khatu Shyam temple.
It is about 17 km from Khatu village.
Most devotees arrive here and then walk to Khatu Shyam Ji temple as a Pad Yatra (foot pilgrimage).

Many pilgrims walk barefoot carrying saffron flags and chanting “Jai Shree Shyam.” This walking journey is considered a sign of devotion and faith.

3. Free Food (Langar/Bhandara) in Ringas

One of the most special traditions of the Khatu Shyam Ji Mela is the free food service, called **Langar or Bhandara**. Along the road from Ringas to Khatu, thousands of volunteers serve food to pilgrims without charging any money.

Purpose of Langar

The purpose is Seva (selfless service)** and hospitality toward devotees visiting Shyam Baba. Anyone can eat regardless of caste, religion, or financial status.

During the mela:

Hundreds of food stalls operate along the pilgrimage route.
Many of them run 24 hours a day.
Volunteers cook and serve food continuously. ([Bhaskar English][3])

4. Types of Free Food Served

The langar stalls in Ringas offer a large variety of food. Some common items include:

Traditional Meals

Dal (lentils)
Roti / Bajra roti
Rice
Vegetable curry
Puri-sabzi
Khichdi

Sweets

Jalebi
Laddoo
Halwa
Kheer

Snacks

Samosa
Chilla
Pani puri
Popcorn

Drinks

Buttermilk (chaach)
Sugarcane juice
Tea
Sharbat

Some large camps even serve South Indian foods like dosa or fast foods to devotees.
5. How Langar Camps Are Organized

The langar camps are organized by:

Religious organizations
Business communities
Social groups
Devotee families
Volunteers from different cities

In some camps:
*300 people cook food
*250 people serve devotees
Food is served continuously in shifts. ([Bhaskar English][3])

Some groups also distribute fruits like bananas and oranges, sometimes up to 500 kg of fruits daily to pilgrims walking to Khatu.

6. Additional Free Services for Pilgrims
Apart from free food, many camps between Ringas and Khatu also provide:
Free drinking water
Medical camps
Resting tents
Foot massage machines for tired pilgrims
Distribution of dry fruits and refreshments

These services help pilgrims complete the long walking journey comfortably

7. Spiritual Significance of Free Food

Serving free food during the Khatu Shyam Ji Mela is considered a great religious merit (punya). Devotees believe:

Feeding pilgrims pleases Shyam Baba.
Serving others is a form of devotion.
It spreads equality and kindness.

Therefore, thousands of people volunteer every year to participate in this service.

✅ *Conclusion:*
The Khatu Shyam Ji Mela is not only a religious festival but also a symbol of faith, devotion, and social service. The tradition of free food (langar) in Ringas and along the route to Khatu shows the spirit of unity and generosity, where thousands of volunteers ensure that every pilgrim receives food, water, and care during the sacred journey.

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