Archive · 19 Sep 2026
Hunger Free Bharat Distributes Fruits to 1,000 Noida Students
Hunger Free Bharat organized a special event at a school in Noida.
The event took place on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.
Nearly 1,000 children received fresh fruit.
Noida MLA Pankaj Singh supported the programme.
The event was inspired by Tithi Bhojan, which encourages people to provide nutritious food to schoolchildren.
Organizers said celebrations can also be a time to help others.
They want communities to think more about hunger, food waste and sharing food.
They also said sports could help bring people together to support the goal of zero hunger.
Hunger Free Bharat held a Jan Seva programme at a government school in Noida on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.
Nearly 1,000 students received fresh fruits during the event.
Noida MLA Pankaj Singh supported the programme, which followed the spirit of the Government’s Tithi Bhojan initiative.
Founder Arvind Kumar said the event promoted sharing, care and community responsibility.
Kumar also welcomed the Delhi Government’s ‘Run for Zero Hunger’ sports initiative as a way to raise awareness about hunger.
- Who
- Hunger Free Bharat, supported by Noida MLA Pankaj Singh, organized the programme for nearly 1,000 students.
- What
- A Jan Seva event distributed fresh fruits to schoolchildren and promoted community participation in food and nutrition.
- When
- September 19, on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday.
- Where
- A government school in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India.
- Why
- To turn a personal celebration into an opportunity for public service and to encourage awareness about hunger, food wastage and social responsibility.
- Organizer
- Hunger Free Bharat
- Support
- Pankaj Singh, MLA, Noida
- Recipients
- Nearly 1,000 government-school students
- Distribution
- Fresh fruits
- Occasion
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s birthday
- Inspiration
- The Government’s Tithi Bhojan initiative
- Related initiative
- Delhi Government’s ‘Run for Zero Hunger’ sports initiative