Volunteers collect and distribute the food, benefiting patients and attendants, destitute on the roads and railway station, slum dwellers and poor undergoing treatment at home.

Millets which are much more nutritious and will stand up to the changing climate, get no support at all.

"The best financial planning will fail by the time one retires, thanks to inflation. But a live source of food will serve one till the end,”

Munuswamy of Uranduru village, Chittoor (Andhra Pradesh), is the first to get a solar-powered farm connection in A.P.

An assortment of great millet, finger millet, sorghum, ragi, korra, and a host of other coarse grains are now available for the health conscious. Ground millets are also available.

Tribal farming systems, based on the wisdom and experiences of several generations, are well-adapted to local conditions and constraints.