Mumbai, Apr 12: After working tirelessly for mankind during Covid pandemic and lockdown, Neeti Goel – restauranteur and philanthropist, has touched the lives of many by co-founding initiatives like ‘Khaana Chahiye’ and ‘Ghar Bhejo’ (along with Sonu Sood) serving free meals to the needy and homeless people and helping 1.5 lakhs migrants reach home.
Continuing with her philanthropic work, the successful entrepreneur has taken upon a new challenge of working tirelessly and selflessly for the plight of tiger widows in Sundarbans (West Bengal).
“It is believed the deeper you go into the jungle, the purer is the honey you get”, informs Neeti, adding, “The family has received no compensation because Biswajit was killed in a restricted jungle and is struggling for survival. They can barely manage two meals a day, one of the many who lost their husbands to tiger attacks in the last few years.”
“This is one of its kind project and the execution is extremely difficult as most of these villages are in deep dense forest and accessible by canals which are infested with crocodiles but we will not give up and the execution work has already started. There is no limit to what we as women can accomplish. I am a woman, what’s your super power!” Neeti concludes