Our short-term target is to establish about 50 food counters (feed approximately 50,000 people per day) at various metro stations across Delhi where hygienic food prepared at our central kitchen will be available for all at Rs. 5/- only.

Our second area of focus is on the debilitating effect of pollution on our city. With respect to that, we are encouraging people to adopt at least one tree in their locality or right at their doorstep and monitor the green cover regularly. This will be done with respect to the availability of space. Sanjha Sahib will be providing the resources and bear the maintenance cost incurred.

Thirdly, clothing the poor appropriately apropos weather conditions. We will be conducting drives to gather clothes and other household utilities that can be spared from one home to create another. Excessive consumption today is creating an imbalance in our environment, eating into the core of it and creating a gnawing void. Our frugal and thoughtful utilization of these receding assets will make resources available to the needy for optimal usage.

While child labour is a crime in our country, the unaffordability of education for the masses still makes the abolition of this crime a distant dream. As per the International Human Rights Law, every country has to guarantee free primary education to all children and yet we see them on the streets, begging in the scorching heat of summers, trying to earn a few shinning coins instead of a sustainable future. Shunning them will not improve the situation, leading them to a classroom will.