After Struggling to Afford Her Own Meals, This Woman Now Serves 4,500 to Families in Need

The holy month of Ramadan is more than fasting. It is a time of reflection, gratitude, and compassion — a reminder that hunger should never stand between a person and their dignity. For many families across India, however, the reality is far more difficult. While some prepare elaborate meals for Iftar, others struggle to arrange even a simple plate of food to break their fast. For Sumbul, this reality is deeply personal. When she first arrived in Noida in 2018, she had just Rs 7,000 with her. After paying for travel and essential expenses, barely Rs 2,000 remained — money that had to cover ...