पटना की एक इंजीनियर महिला 6 साल से गरीब बच्चों को भोजन करने का काम कर रही है. यह किसी मिशन से कम नहीं है.
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00:00When she wakes up in the morning, she is worried about what her child will eat.
00:07Amrita Singh, a woman from Rajdhani, Patna, is worried about what poor children in her area will eat.
00:19She has been feeding poor children for the past 6 years.
00:26We will talk to Amrita Singh. Amrita Singh, how did you decide to do this work?
00:33According to the Sagar Index, 20 crore people in India sleep hungry.
00:38Seeing this, we thought that if we could do something for them, it would be a good thing.
00:44And malnutrition has always been a problem in our country.
00:48To solve this problem, we started this.
00:51These are underprivileged children, whom you are seeing in the video.
00:54These children are underprivileged. Everyone knows how their food is.
00:59So we decided to feed them nutritious food.
01:02Our food is a complete meal.
01:04Carbohydrate, protein, vitamins, minerals, whatever we can give them, we give them.
01:09Along with this, we try that no mother's child sleeps hungry.
01:14So we organize daily food for these children.
01:18It happens here every day, they eat it every day.
01:21Apart from this, we also feed the patients in PMCH.
01:27So that if someone comes from a faraway village to get treatment,
01:30they don't have to worry about sleeping hungry because of expensive food.
01:34We give them food for the night because the patients are worried all day.
01:40Did you want to become a doctor?
01:42I wanted to become a doctor, but I couldn't.
01:45When I couldn't become a doctor, because my father was a doctor and service is in our blood,
01:50I thought that I should do something for the welfare of the society and for my own self-satisfaction.
01:57So that's where I started.
01:59What is your goal in life?
02:02My goal in life is for the society, I want to do something
02:09or always do something so that when I am in this world or not,
02:13people remember me for my work.
02:15Whether they remember me by my name or not, but remember me for my work.
02:19Ms. Pallavi is also in their support.
02:22Ms. Pallavi, since when has this project been going on?
02:25This has been going on since June 3, 2018.
02:29And it is going on continuously.
02:30It is good that it is going on continuously.
02:32Sometimes we feel that how will the kitchen go today,
02:37but I don't know which power always stands up for this kitchen.
02:43And you can see, we started in PMCH Prangan, for the patients' families.
02:49Then we started in Blind Hostel and gradually started connecting small children too.
02:54It must also happen that you don't have money.
02:58Absolutely, when I say, people stand up.
03:01Someone's phone rings and says, you do today's cooking from our side.
03:04People cooperate.
03:06Sometimes someone wants to celebrate their children's birthday,
03:09they cooperate.
03:10Sometimes someone has a good omen in their house, they cooperate.
03:13Sometimes someone has a marriage anniversary.
03:15In this way, people have become a platform,
03:22where people share and support.