The Dr. Ranjeet Megha Foundation runs a daily community kitchen, free health seva, and education support for families who need it most — funded and run as a not-for-profit initiative of Samdosh Ayurveda.
We believe dignity begins with a full stomach, a sound body, and the chance to learn. Everything the Foundation does sits under one of these three commitments.
A hot, nourishing meal served every single day of the year to anyone who comes to our kitchen — no registration, no questions, no exceptions.
School fees, books, uniforms, and after-school tutoring for children from families who would otherwise have to choose between food and school.
Free Ayurvedic consultation camps and basic medicine, supported by the physicians and staff of Samdosh Ayurveda, for those who cannot afford a clinic visit.
The Foundation carries both their names because it began the same way their clinical practice did — one patient, one family, one meal at a time.
Founder of Samdosh Ayurveda and Pranabhisar Gurukul, and a practicing Ayurvedic physician specializing in men's health, fertility, and sexual medicine. Dr. Singh started the Foundation's daily meal service as a personal commitment before it grew into a full-time initiative.
Senior Ayurvedic Physician at Samdosh Ayurveda specializing in gastroenterology and women's health. Dr. Yadav leads the Foundation's health camps and oversees the nutritional planning behind every meal served.
Every program below runs on a fixed daily or weekly schedule — seva that a family can rely on, not a one-off event.
Two full meals cooked and served fresh every day from our Noida kitchen, plus doorstep delivery for the elderly and bedridden in the surrounding area.
Full or partial school-fee sponsorship, books, and twice-weekly tutoring support for children identified through our meal program and partner schools.
Free Ayurvedic consultations, basic diagnostics, and a month's medicine supply, staffed by Samdosh Ayurveda physicians and volunteer interns.
Regular Annadaan service ran on schedule. Evening batch included khichdi for 40 elderly doorstep-delivery recipients on Dr. Yadav's list.
12 children from the Vidyadaan program began an additional Friday evening English batch, taught by two volunteer teachers.
A local trader's association donated this week's rice and vegetable supply — covers an estimated 6 days of kitchen needs.
Dr. Yadav conducted follow-up consultations for 22 patients from last month's free health camp, with medicine refills for ongoing cases.
100% of Samdosh Ayurveda's community-seva budget and a share of clinic proceeds go directly to funding the Foundation's kitchen, health camps, and education program.
Visit Samdosh Ayurveda →No special skill is required to serve food — just two hours and a willingness to show up. Teachers, doctors, and drivers are especially needed.
Every ₹50 covers one full meal. Donations go directly to the kitchen, the Vidyadaan program, and monthly health camps — never to overhead.
80G tax-exemption certificate number and trust registration details will be published here once available.