
Every day, about 700 to 1,000 people get freshly prepared meals at the Jubilee Hills home of Megha Engineering MD Sri Krishna Reddy and his wife Sudha Reddy. The Annadanam feeds devotees,…
Every day, about 700 to 1,000 people get freshly prepared meals at the Jubilee Hills home of Megha Engineering MD Sri Krishna Reddy and his wife Sudha Reddy. The Annadanam feeds devotees, visitors, and the needy as part of the couple's community welfare commitment.
The initiative runs daily at their residence, reflecting the traditional Indian spirit of serving food. The family has been supporting the programme to give back to society.
Individual charity like the Annadanam feeds bodies but can let governments off the hook for systemic hunger. Serving 700-1,000 meals daily is tiny against Hyderabad's lakhs of poor. The real test is whether this inspires replication or remains a one-house gesture. Will the Reddy model be shared publicly so others can scale it up?
Source: deccanchronicle.com
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