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Hyderabad youth quits job to feed orphans
- The YouTube channel is a source of income to feed the children
- Khwaja Moinuddin, along with two of his friends, feeds orphan children at least once or twice a week
With no contentment in life, a youngster from Hyderabad had quit his job and began feeding the orphans. He also started a YouTube channel 'Nawab's Kitchen Food For All Orphans' along with his two friends making it a source of income for the initiative.
Khwaja Moinuddin, an MBA graduate used to work in a corporate firm. "I used to go to the office, work and return home. There was no satisfaction in life," said Khwaja adding that he quit his job to make a difference and create meaning to life.
A day that changed his life
Khwaja said that he was satisfied and felt good when he gave his food to a needy person. "I felt like this is what I need in my life," he said. The YouTube channel, they created is the source of income for the trio to feed the children at least once or weekly twice.
They said that they are not doing it to make money and have only one intention to feed the orphan children. "Now, I feel like I made a difference in the world," added Khwaja.
