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Oct 29, 2020
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Oct 31, 2020
BBC London on GMSP Akshaya Patra kitchen
BBC London interview a Michelin star chef working for the GMSP Akshaya Patra initiative to provide nutritious meals to children at risk of hunger.
BBC LONDON
Oct 28, 2020
Sky News on GMSP Akshaya Patra kitchen
Sky News interviews Sonal Sachdev Patel from GMSP foundation and Bhawani Singh from Akshaya Patra Foundation following their initiative to provide free meals to children over the holiday period.
Sky News
Oct 28, 2020
Food for the holidays
A charity that feeds millions of poor children in India has joined the drive to provide free school meals this half term. The chief exec of Akshaya Patra explains the model the charity is using to provide healthy meals.
Good Morning Britain
Oct 28, 2020
Two charities are bringing a way of feeding hungry kids in India to Watford.
The new GMSP and Akshaya Patra Kitchen are trying to find a solution to end child food poverty in England with a HUGE kitchen.
BBC Asian Network
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Oct 28, 2020
Charities replicate Indian kitchen model to tackle UK childhood food crisis
The new GMSP Akshaya Patra Kitchen, which opens this month, promises to produce and deliver thousands of nutritious, low-cost meals to children in London.
The New Indian Express
Oct 28, 2020
The chief exec of Akshaya Patra explains the model the charity is using to provide healthy meals.
Good Morning Britain
Oct 28, 2020
Marcus Rashford Lauds Indian Charity Akshaya Patra For Offering Free School Meals
Man United star Marcus Rashford has lauded the efforts of Indian charity Akshaya Patra, who launched first of three planned kitchens to feed school children.
Republic World
Oct 28, 2020
Cricklewood primary school feeding the community hot meals during half term
Interim head teacher Kate Bass was approached by Watford-based company The Akshaya Patra Foundation (TAPF), which offered to provide 100 meals a day for free over half term.
Kilburn Times
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Oct 27, 2020
Akshaya Patra along with GMSP Foundation to help tackle UK’s child hunger crisis
GMSP Foundation and The Akshaya Patra Foundation have launched a state-of-the-art kitchen as an affordable, scalable solution to child holiday hunger in the UK.
Times Now News
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Oct 28, 2020
This is how an Indian kitchen model is being used to tackle the childhood food crisis in the UK
The UK chapter of an Indian charity set up to combat child poverty is bringing a tried and tested model of a state-of-the-art kitchen from India as an affordable, scalable solution to childhood hunger in Britain.
Orissa Post
Oct 28, 2020
Indian charity organisation offers free school meals in England
"Hunger in the UK has been a problem for much longer than this. The solution is to bring in the technology and innovation that India is already using. They have a nutrition problem, we have a nutrition problem, but they are doing this already."
Punjab News Express
Oct 31, 2020
Indian charity offering free hot school meals in London to fight 'holiday hunger'.
India Today speaks to Kate Bass, head teacher of Mora Primary School on how this initiative is helping children.
India Today
Oct 28, 2020
New holiday hunger super-kitchen wants to serve schools
Two Indian charities have brought their model for a super-kitchen, serving children thousands of meals a day, from the sub-continent to England so that it can help to tackle holiday hunger in London.
Tes
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Oct 31, 2020
Akshaya Patra, UK charity set up kitchen to provide low-cost meals to children in London
The Akshaya Patra Foundation and UK-based charity God is My Silent Partner (GMSP) have set up a kitchen in London's Watford to provide children at the risk of hunger with low-cost, nutritious meals.
India Today
Oct 21, 2016
Indian diaspora givers becoming a powerful force in global philanthropy
The Sachdev family, which has so far given away more than £8m, is among many from the global Indian diaspora for whom an emotional link to the homeland means Indian causes are a principal target for their philanthropic funding.
Financial Times
Sept 14, 2016
Acid attack survivor Laxmi to walk the ramp at London Fashion Week
Acid attack survivor Laxmi Aggarwal will be globally representing the many women who have been subjected to physical, mental and emotional torture at the hands of gender violence as she walks the ramp during the upcoming London Fashion Week.
Hindustan Times
