Project 61: 250 meals ,Veg Pulav Raita & Water, 2 volunteers, 18 hours

Cooking Expertise

Avinash Vasudevan

Person in Charge

Karthik Mohan

Sponsored by

Food by Deek Parassini and Water and transport by Karthik

Every meal prepared with love becomes more than food—it becomes a prayer. Project 61 of the Life is All Positive Kitchen in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh was one such prayer, offered through the selfless service of kind hearts who came together to feed both body and soul.

This project was blessed with the heartfelt cooking of Avinash Vasudevan, whose dedication turned simple ingredients into meals filled with care. Leading by Karthik Mohan, who, along with two devoted volunteers, gave 18 hours of their time to ensure that every packet carried both nutrition and kindness. The effort was made possible through the generous support of Deek Parassini, whose sponsorship gave wings to this noble cause.

On the day of the drive, 250 meals were lovingly shared. Each meal was more than just food—it was an offering of compassion. The volunteers served with gentle smiles, folded hands, and hearts filled with empathy. For those who received the meals, it was not only relief from hunger, but also a reminder that they were not forgotten. It was as though every packet carried a silent message: “You matter. You are cared for.”

The atmosphere was filled with gratitude—gratitude from those who received, and gratitude from those who had the privilege to give. The food nourished the body, but the act of service nourished the heart. It felt like God’s grace flowed through every gesture, turning this drive into something sacred.

Project 61 was not just about distribution—it was about prayer through action. It showed that when love guides us, service becomes worship. It reminded us that empathy is the bridge that connects hearts, and kindness is the light that brings hope.

Once again, the Life is All Positive Kitchen stayed true to its purpose—healing minds and feeding souls—by proving that when food is served with love and humility, it becomes nothing less than a blessing. To feed someone with love is to serve God Himself. Project 61 was a prayer, a service, and a celebration of humanity.