Anand Mahindra Grabs Attention Again

Latest Updated on 14 February 2023

A 26-year-old engineering dropout named Shivam Soni runs the "Hunger Langar" to feed the poor for just $10 a day. The Madhya Pradesh native has already had significant financial losses, severe skin conditions, and suicidal thoughts. His efforts have now attracted the notice of Anand Mahindra personally.

Mahindra shared a tweet from The Better India and appeared pleased with the Strong Story. Life keeps showing us that giving to others is the best way to cure ourselves. I suppose he has attracted outside donors to finance his langar. It would be an honor for me to lend my assistance as well The Multibillionaire Businessman requested Soni's contact information from the Magazine in a letter.

In 2018, Shivam, a restaurant owner received a diagnosis of psoriasis a skin disease that causes red, itching, and scaly patches. He had to shut down his business since he was unable to continue working due to his illness. According to the Newspaper, an astounding 18 lakh in debt was accrued.

He left his house only leaving a letter for his family and spent a long time starving while traveling on the highways to Indore. He finally realized the actual value of food after this.

One Twitter user responded to Mahindra's remark by saying: "India is one of the very few nations that worship food as a deity. The mission of the God of Food is being followed by these founders.

"To rise from such a situation, rebuild yourself, and also to constantly care for others is inspiring to people who battle in life with many issues!" another wrote.

Mahindra is well known for his witty, Motivational, and frequently fascinating tweets. He told the tale of his "Start-up Hero" back in July "Paramjeet Singh, who not once, but twice, restarted and recreated his life. Mahindra praised the 1984 riot victim for showing more courage and passion than just starting a business.

Last Updated on 27 September 2021

Anand Mahindra posted an old joke about Kellogg's Upma. Anand Mahindra's Twitter account is a treasure trove, and the world has likely heard of it by now. His posts can be profoundly thought-provoking and motivating, or they can be downright funny. The business mogul took to the microblogging site Twitter on Sunday to share an old Kellogg's Upma meme, which quickly went viral. More than a generation later, Kellogg's immigrated and set out to change the breakfast habits of the entire population by introducing a variety of cereals, the most well-known of which was the cornflakes. Due to this, the US company created Upma, an Indian breakfast dish, in response to customer demand. Kellogg's Upma was pictured stacked on a shelf with the caption, "Kellogg's came to India with the goal of changing the way Indians eat breakfast. This happened ten years later." "Kellogg's has been here for more than a decade," said Anand Mahindra, hailing the power of the desi breakfast. Although this is old news, the meme continues to circulate. And it's a sentiment that's lasted. Never undervalue the influence of our neighborhood 'champions.'