The Good Samaritans of Kolkata

 The efforts by a group of men sharing identical thoughts, Kolkata We Care, to feed those who find it tough to manage even a single meal a day in the  City of Joy through Food ATMS is really laudable. The novel feature of the endeavour of this organisation is to collect food that people waste at eateries and provide the hungry with the same  to fill their stomach for survival. The organisation launched its first food ATM in Kolkata in 2017 that provide food to nearly fifty people who are not properly fed. Encouraged by the success, the organisation has now decided to extend their food ATMs to other parts of Kolkata so that a greater number of people can be furnished with food which gets wasted unnessarily by those who are oblivious of the fact that there are numerous people who spend the entire day in search of something to put in their mouth and go to bed with hunger. The efforts of 'Kolkata We Care' deserves special praise for providing the hungry with food which is the most basic necessity of all requirements. The exclusive idea to feed those struggling to obtain food with the leftovers that are worthy to be eaten should be emulated by other groups and organisations so that larger numbers people of this metropolis who are unable to arrange for  their own food owing to social depravity are in a position to get a good meal at least once a day. That would only add to the joy of the underprivileged sections of the society who are the victims of government neglect and social indifference 

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