They say there is no free lunch, but what if there are exceptions? The kind kitchen founded by Naresh and Nirmala Jogu does not require meals, but is just your existence. Imagine having a picnic, chopping vegetables, cooking a delicious meal, and chatting for others, while for a common purpose.
Naresh explains how they came up with the concept, “The concept of a good kitchen is derived from the meaning of reimagining, gathering, sharing and supporting each other in a world that is often traded and expected. I find myself reflecting the scope of the scope of the scope of the one I give in the scope of not giving. Not only to nourish the body, but also to connect the heart.”
The couple recently helped organize such a party at the residence of friends in Hyderabad.
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The couple is rooted in Telangana, explaining how one can be part of the Kind of Kitchen: “Guests fill in the registration form seen on social media. Volunteers call each guest to confirm their presence and share their presence. All guests are volunteers. Everyone cooks together, learns from each other, and then provides a friendly range for everyone to know. There is no pressure – only open invitations to donate circles,” Naresh added.
