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Somnath Kashyap started ‘Dihadi Kitchen’ in Lucknow to provide regular, hygienic meals to labourers. His initiative, supported through crowdfunding and community contributions, feeds about 3,000 people weekly.

Vidit Sharma, a Noida resident, started Jan Rasoye to provide home-cooked meals at Rs 5 to daily wage labourers outside government hospitals.

Rakesh Panchal honoured his father’s last wish by starting ‘Visamo Tiffin Seva’. Here's how you can help.

Hyderabad's Mohd Sujathullah started Humanity First Foundation to serve free meals to hungry people outside government hospitals. He has since started a Humanity First Hospital for the needy.

Ravi Shankar from Bihar couldn't stand to see his people sleep on an empty stomach. Here's how he started the Roti Bank in Chhapra with his friends.

Durai Prithviraj from Tamil Nadu founded Rajesh Udhavum Karangal, an NGO to offer free ambulance rides, shelter and meals for those below the poverty line or living in inaccessible and remote areas.

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"These parents, who are migrant labourers, don't have a safe place to leave their children. Although I cannot guarantee all of them will go to formal schools, but I can guarantee their care for those four hours in a day, feeding, educating and even getting them fresh pairs of clothes."

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Christened as the ‘Niradhar Tiffin Seva’, the couple has started a free-meal service that serves over 50 underprivileged citizens, mainly the elderly, who have been abandoned by their own families.