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Armed with her moped and fresh home cooked meals, Asha Gupta of Delhi makes her way to Shastri Nagar each day to set up her food stall.

"Shutting down of restaurants and offices has completely stopped leftovers being discarded in garbage bins — a major source of food for strays. I could not bear to see them suffer and die. I had to help them, no matter what."

"We used to complain about food so much. But now, I have learnt to be more grateful and show gratitude", says 17-year-old Mira. #Respect #HungerHeroes

After feeding underprivileged children, the man has come up with a new initiative in Thane, Roti Ghar for Stray dogs. Since August 1st, 2018, he was been feeding more than 100 stray dogs.

Here's an NGO that firmly believes hunger has no place among children.

G Padmanaban is the 23-year-old who has started a new project called No Food Waste in Chennai. He will be taking fresh yet wasted food in the city and will then use it to feed the needy and homeless population