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It is known to all many people in India are staying without food, and huge quantity is also wasted. But to avoid wastage and with humanity two 26-year olds from New Delhi have taken an initiative to ensure that neither the food goes to waste and nor do the homeless go hungry.
Neel Ghose and Anand Sinha people behind Robin Hood Army, who takes to the streets every Sunday night to distribute food to the homeless, neediest, poorest and the eldest on the streets. Food parcels are collected from restaurants once they are about to shut shop and then distributed to the needy.
With the heroic inspriaton Robin Hood Army and moto steal from the rich to give to the poor and decided to feed the hungry Indians with its Band of Youngsters.
Hunter Halder started it as a one man show in 2011.Today Halder has 1500 volunteers and Re-food feeds 50,000 people daily in Portugal. That's my vision for India too— feed as many people as possible ," says Ghose, who is currently the vice president of international operations at Zomato and the co-founder of Robin Hood Army.
Started two months ago with only five volunteers distributing food parcels to to the needy living under the flyovers of Outer Ring Road in New Delhi, the Robin Hood Army today has a core team of 120 people spread across five cities - Calcutta, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi and Mumbai who manage to feed at least 1600 people every week.
(AW : Arun kumar)
