Project 46: 137 meals Veg Pulav, 4 volunteers, 30 hours

Every act of kindness carries the power to heal—not just hunger, but hearts. Project 46 of the Life is All Positive Kitchen was another reminder of how compassion, when shared, multiplies into something far greater than food.
This time, in Beed, Maharashtra, 137 meals were lovingly prepared for the underprivileged. Behind this effort stood the Sasane family, led by Shubham and Apeksha, who poured their warmth into every dish. With the support of four dedicated volunteers, they invested nearly 30 hours of care and energy to make sure that every meal was both healthy and comforting. The project was made possible with the sponsorship of Deek Parassini, whose generosity ensured the success of this initiative.

When the distribution began, the atmosphere was filled with gratitude and connection. People lined up not just for food, but for the dignity and hope that came with it. Each meal was offered with a smile, each packet handed with love. It was clear that this was not only about feeding the body—it was about reminding people that they are seen, valued, and not alone.

The nourishment went beyond plates; it reached hearts. For the volunteers, it was a powerful experience to witness how a simple gesture of service could create a wave of positivity. For the recipients, it was a reassurance that kindness still thrives in the world.

Project 46 became proof that when people come together with selfless intention, miracles happen in ordinary ways. “We may not be able to feed everyone, but together, we can make sure no act of love goes unfelt. That is the true power of kindness.”