Project Bhojan

AUGUST 2021

Having food to eat is a human right but in our country, there is still a large population who sleep without food. During the lockdown, many people were left jobless. Mother Teresa said, “ if you can’t feed a hundred people then feed just one.” We too believe in her principles and have taken initiative where we distributed food packets every Sunday during the lockdown in the month of April, May and June’21

People in India don’t have the funds or assets expected to purchase nourishment for them as well as their family, causing the overall issue of ailing health. Specifically, TLQ “It is assessed 23.6% of Indian populace, or around 276 million individuals, lived beneath $1.25 each day on buying power parity”(action). About a fourth of the populace as of now living in India today, battles with monetary errands to help them through their day, importance making due. Those 276 million people, including grown-ups and youngsters, experience in the public arena without any childhoods accessible aside from their exceptionally low pay work. Without funds completely accessible, the destitution stricken social class in India neglects to give supplements to their body as well as their kids’.