In India, there are more number of children who are suffering from hunger. Hunger is a big enemy to the human beings. It will take the lives of the people. But children’s? You cannot see them with their hungry stomach.

Do you know what the kids do if they are poor, and hungry? There is a chance that they beg, if they don’t get they would steel it. And when this behavior grows in a child then he would become a anti social element to the society. There are many such cases where a child just to fulfill its empty stomach enters into such crimes. They go for work with their parents and siblings in their inappropriate age. This would be their age to study and to get their education. Children represent the future, and ensuring their healthy growth and development ought to be a prime concern of all societies. Our Government is also trying its best to control and get back their rights. Hence, hunger is the greatest enemy to the human kind.
We cannot make a hungry child to sit and study for long hours as they would not be having the urge to study. Here is the situation where the Government made the mid-day meal programme to all the Government schools so that the children instead of working they come to school and learn a bit, get educated just because they get mid day meal. You know the fact! In Government school many children’s whole day food is their mid day meal which they get in their schools. The children are living in such an unbearable condition for which every citizen of each country should bare in mind that these poor underprivileged children are their children and treat them as same.
Never Think to help a underprivileged child, treat them as your own kids and help them as much as you can. If you don’t know how to help and you want to help kindly offer what you want to donate to the charities, your donations in the form of mid day meal would reach the right child for whom the aid is needed. You will also be happy by feeding a child and the poor child also will be happy by filling its stomach.

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