Updated On: 31 May, 2021 09:23 AM IST | Yavatmal | IANS
When the national lockdown started from March 24, 2020, Khaira Babaji's ramshackle 'langar' proved to be a life-saver for millions, mostly uprooted migrants or those stranded for weeks away from their homes and kin, waiting in long queues for their fill.

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From the crack of dawn today (Sunday), the sprightly 82-year-old Baba Karnail Singh Khaira has been a busybee, shuffling around at his modest 'Guru Ka Langar', near Karanji village on NH-7 here.
With folded hands and a welcoming smile, the bespectacled Khaira Babaji warmly ushers in hordes of tired and famished travellers, offers them a seat and orders his loyal team to serve them piping hot meals, although today is "very special".