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India has almost 190 million hungry citizens, who can’t even afford 2 square meals a day. The Robin Hood Army is doing some brilliant work to fight hunger across the world. In this episode of The Rasoi Project, Abhijeet meets these superheroes who don’t wear a cape! If you liked this inspirational story, admire the work that The Robin Hood Army is doing & liked this video, then stay tuned to discover some more on The Rasoi Project! Hit the like button and let us know in the comments below if you know of more such inspiring stories. Subscribe to the EatTreat’s YouTube channel for more awesome food stories like this: http://youtube.com/c/EatTreat Recommendations from Team EatTreat: Check out where we head for our clothing requirements: http://fas.st/pesA7 This is the best place for lifestyle product shopping: http://fas.st/2mWv_v Check out the highly recommended home and kitchen deals here: https://amzn.to/2EcgJKM Find the most recommended kitchen appliances here: https://amzn.to/2GQrXZd Music credits: Amritaansh - Muskuraiye (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OGGm2m_x5AI) Abhilash Choudhury - Musafir (https://youtu.be/fN9hHnEUtU0) Here are some places in Delhi where you can get free meals: https://eattreat.in/free-food-in-delhi Also, check out EatTreat's awesome food review series – Served – where we review the most iconic restaurants, famous street food places & even hidden gems: http://bit.ly/ETserved And our crazy food challenge video series – Challenge Accepted - where we find the largest/biggest/spiciest/weirdest foods in our city & take the food challenge head on: http://bit.ly/ETchallengeaccepted More about Robin Hood Army & their Dal Chawal: The Robin Hood Army is a volunteer-based organization that works to get surplus food from restaurants and the community to serve less fortunate people. They recognize that the challenge is not a lack of food — it is making food consistently available to everyone who needs it. Their local chapters are run by friends and colleagues, who hope to create a difference in their own unique way. Their “Robins” are largely students and young working professionals who volunteer in their free time. The lesser fortunate sections of society they serve include homeless families, orphanages, patients from public hospitals, and old age homes. The Robin Hood Army is present in 103 cities across the world. Their vision is to beat global hunger and bring out the best of humanity using food as a medium. The idea is to create self-sustained chapters across the world who will look after their local community. And in the process, inspire people around us to give back to this who need it most. Know more about them here: https://robinhoodarmy.com/ So, if you liked this inspirational story of these ‘Robins’ and like the work The Robin Hood Army is doing then stick around for more! More about The Rasoi Project: EatTreat brings to you an exclusive series – The Rasoi Project - a weekly YouTube series, where we visit hidden master chefs around us; moms, grand moms, refugees, or that boy next door who’s cooking up a storm and making a difference to the society with his cooking skills! The Rasoi Project tells extraordinary (food) stories of those not-so-ordinary people we see every day around us. Connect with us on our other platforms for more AWESOME food content: Like our page on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EatTreatOnline Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eattreat/ Bookmark our Website: https://eattreat.in/ Tweet at us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/EatTreatOnline