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Daily-wage worker feeds 300 strays with leftover rotis for 7 years

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In the village of Bhairunda, Gautam Yadav leads a heartwarming mission as a daily-wage worker dedicated to feeding stray animals. For the past seven years, he has collected leftover rotis from homes each evening, providing meals for around 300 animals. His diligence ensures that the food remains clean and devoid of any plastics.

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Daily-wage worker feeds 300 strays with leftover rotis for 7 years
TOI LIFESTYLE DESK · 11/11/2026, 3:24:55 AM
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