Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

It works. I heard this practice is prevalent in some countries. If properly implemented, such schemes will help in reducing the beggary in the country.

Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

It works. I heard this practice is prevalent in some countries. If properly implemented, such schemes will help in reducing the beggary in the country.

It is working in our country also but in metros only. The big hotels and restaurants send their food to such banks where it is distributed among needy one but it has not yet reached to smaller towns and local community level.

Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

It works. I heard this practice is prevalent in some countries. If properly implemented, such schemes will help in reducing the beggary in the country.

It is working in our country also but in metros only. The big hotels and restaurants send their food to such banks where it is distributed among needy one but it has not yet reached to smaller towns and local community level.

In smaller towns, in Tirupati, I have seen a few individuals are doing the same with success.

Do you think we should send our leftover food to a particular place to be distributed among needy ones? Would it serve its purpose better than people begging door to door?

It works. I heard this practice is prevalent in some countries. If properly implemented, such schemes will help in reducing the beggary in the country.

It is working in our country also but in metros only. The big hotels and restaurants send their food to such banks where it is distributed among needy one but it has not yet reached to smaller towns and local community level.

In smaller towns, in Tirupati, I have seen a few individuals are doing the same with success.

In Imphal there aren't any food banks for the leftovers. So, some individuals instead send cooked food to institutions like orphanage centers etc especially on days like community feast.

This is most undignified. This idea is an extension of charity concept common to all religions. The very concept of charity is inhuman and undignified. We should create circumstances that there are no beggars. In Punjab, there are no beggars. We should not waste foods by way of left overs.

This is most undignified. This idea is an extension of charity concept common to all religions. The very concept of charity is inhuman and undignified. We should create circumstances that there are no beggars. In Punjab, there are no beggars. We should not waste foods by way of left overs.

This is most undignified. This idea is an extension of charity concept common to all religions. The very concept of charity is inhuman and undignified. We should create circumstances that there are no beggars. In Punjab, there are no beggars. We should not waste foods by way of left overs.

I don't understand how giving charity to needy is undignified!! In Manipur too, there are no beggars but there are needy people. Getting food in return for works can be applicable for those adults who can work in return for food. But those children who are still very young to work or very old people who can no longer work, we cannot expect them to work in return for food.
But I do agree with you that we should not waste foods. Unfortunately. In Imphal lots of food are wasted during the community feast.