Live Roundups Editor's Desk Insights Executive Ops Weather About 🔍
Home › Education › Bengal professor's food drive now feeds 180 children,...
Education

Bengal professor's food drive now feeds 180 children, runs 20 learning centres

Bengal professor's food drive now feeds 180 children, runs 20 learning centres
Times of India Monday 09 November 2026, 17:20 UTC By TOI LIFESTYLE DESK 1 min read
Key Points

Chandrashekhar Kundu founded FEED to tackle food wastage and hunger after witnessing children searching for meals. His initiative also provides educational support through free coaching centers for underprivileged children. Community kitchens offer fresh meals to these students who often face educational challenges.

Chandrashekhar Kundu founded FEED to tackle food wastage and hunger after witnessing children searching for meals. His initiative also provides educational support through free coaching centers for underprivileged children. Community kitchens offer fresh meals to these students who often face educational challenges. Programs for girls' education and women's livelihoods have been introduced to uplift local communities. FEED operates in various villages, delivering meals and educational resources to improve children's lives.
Bengal (LOCATION) Chandrashekhar Kundu (ORG) FEED (ORG)
Originally published by Times of India Read original →

Related Stories

Ohio State University investigating fraternity after video appears to show two people on fire

An Ohio State University fraternity is being investigated after video of two young men seemingly on fire circulated online over the weekend. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity was placed on “interim suspension” pending a full investigation, according to a statement Sunday from OSU. The administration described it as an “extremely concerning incident” and noted that it referred the matter to law enforcement.

NBC News 44m ago

Class action puts university sector on notice over wage theft

Australia's university sector facing wage theft reckoning as class action showdown looms In short: Torrens University has admitted to underpaying casual academics at Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide. The lead plaintiff said staff were left unable to pay rent, after being expected to carry out routine academic tasks without payment. New figures show the total amount repaid to more than 200,000, mostly casual, university staff across the sector has reached $341 million since the ABC...

ABC Australia 51m ago

Students allege Cornell did not take them seriously in reporting classmate who sexually and physically assaulted others

Students allege Cornell did not take them seriously in reporting classmate who sexually and physically assaulted others The women, who have not been identified, allege they were sexually assaulted by a male student in 2018 and 2021 - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Become an Independent member to bookmark this article Already a member? Log in Two female Cornell students sued the university three years ago, accusing the school of not taking them seriously when they submitted complaints...

The Independent World 51m ago

Ole Miss launches investigation after students caught on camera making monkey noises toward home of Black students

Ole Miss launches investigation after students caught on camera making monkey noises toward home of Black students The student’s mother is calling on the university to address the racist behavior - Bookmark - CommentsGo to comments Become an Independent member to bookmark this article Already a member? Log in Ole Miss is investigating after a video showing white students making racist gestures toward the home of a Black students went viral on social media over the weekend. Ring doorbell...

The Independent World 1h ago