Modi Kitchen opened in Coimbatore; Vanathi Srinivasan launches it via video conferencing

Coimbatore: The Coimbatore BJP cadres joined together to kick start the Modi Kitchen to serve the needy today. This kitchen will start to serve food for 500 people starting today.


Coimbatore: The Coimbatore BJP cadres joined together to kick start the Modi Kitchen to serve the needy today. This kitchen will start to serve food for 500 people starting today.



This initiative was launched via videoconferencing by BJP State Secretary, Vanathi Srinivasan who advised the cadres who are working to ensure social distancing is followed and to follow proper hygiene of washing hands at all times.



The kitchen is located near Vadakovai flyover and will serve food to No Food Waste, an NGO which is already operating on the field to provide 2500 meals to the needy people everyday.

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