Archive · 30 Sep 2026
Hunger Free Bharat, Times NIE Launch Brush Against Hunger Campaign
Hunger Free Bharat and Times NIE are planning a campaign called “Brush Against Hunger.”
Students in Classes 6 to 12 in Delhi-NCR will take part in a painting competition.
They will make pictures about hunger, sharing food and not wasting it.
The campaign aims to help children understand how wasted food and hunger are connected.
It also encourages people to respect food and help others who do not have enough.
The activities are planned for October 22 to 25, 2026.
They will happen alongside Restaurant Cricket League Season 4 events.
Students and parents may also take a pledge and support food-distribution efforts.
Hunger Free Bharat and Times NIE are planning the student-led “Brush Against Hunger” campaign in Delhi-NCR.
The initiative will use painting to raise awareness about hunger, food wastage and responsible food consumption.
Students in Classes 6 to 12 will be invited to participate through artwork on themes including “Respect Every Grain” and “Food for Everyone.”
Activities are proposed for October 22–25, 2026, alongside Restaurant Cricket League Season 4, with more than 100 students expected each day.
Students and parents will also be encouraged to take a Hunger Free Pledge and support food-distribution activities.
- Who
- Hunger Free Bharat, Times NIE, Restaurant Cricket League and students from Classes 6 to 12.
- What
- A proposed student-led painting and awareness campaign called “Brush Against Hunger.”
- When
- October 22–25, 2026; the announcement is dated September 30, with no year specified.
- Where
- Delhi-NCR, alongside Restaurant Cricket League Season 4 activities.
- Why
- To raise awareness about hunger, food wastage, responsible food consumption and helping people who lack adequate access to food.
- Campaign
- Brush Against Hunger
- Organizers
- Hunger Free Bharat and Times NIE
- Partner
- Restaurant Cricket League
- Participants
- Students in Classes 6 to 12 across Delhi-NCR
- Planned dates
- October 22–25, 2026
- Expected participation
- More than 100 students per day
- Additional activity
- A Hunger Free Pledge for students and parents