This subscription meal service provides home style meals at affordable rates
The Hindu
How a Bengaluru-based techie launched a meal subscription service in Chennai to help out an old friend and assist others rendered jobless by the pandemic
While working at a software firm in Chennai between 2015 and 2017, Pranav Revankar had access to good food thanks to his office canteen. During the weekend, however, the scene was different. That is when he learnt of J Meghala — who was employed as a peon in an office in Taramani. “[Meghala] was the only earning member in her family of seven; her husband is handicapped. I was just glad to get tasty, home-cooked meals, and help her meet ends,” says Pranav, 28, who is now based in Bengaluru.
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