We're building a Community Nutrition Programme across the Melghat tribal belt and Vidarbha's urban-slum clusters, for children under six, pregnant and nursing mothers, and elderly people in food-insecure households. This isn't charity ration. Every meal and food supplement is scientifically formulated and culturally appropriate, designed in consultation with public health nutritionists, and made using local produce wherever possible.

Our goal: 10,000 people reached with daily nutrition support within the first 18 months, with zero tolerance for adulteration, undignified distribution, or anyone being excluded because of caste, religion, or social identity.

As our food programmes find their footing, we will move into classrooms, focusing on children aged 5-14 who are out of school or at risk of dropping out, adolescent girls in Grades 6-10 facing structural barriers to staying in school, and adult women who never had the chance at formal education but want to learn to read and count.

We'll run bridge education camps, support government schools with learning materials and trained community educators, set up safe learning spaces for girls, push for full implementation of the Right to Education Act, and build a scholarship and mentorship programme for first-generation learners.

This phase will reach landless agricultural labourers, tribal forest-produce collectors, women-headed households, and young people who are neither studying nor working.

We'll offer vocational training in food processing, organic farming, textile production, solar panel installation, and digital literacy. We'll help women form Self-Help Groups, connect them to Maharashtra's state SHG infrastructure, and help communities access MGNREGA, PM-KISAN, and state food security programmes.