This is not politics.
It's about basic humanity.
For days, students from across India have gathered at Jantar Mantar, Delhi to raise their voice. Many have come from far-off cities with limited resources — sleeping on roadsides, eating one meal a day, with no proper medical support.
They came from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, from small towns and big cities — united by a single belief: that their voice matters. They are not politicians. They are not agitators. They are students.
Day turns to night. The pavement becomes a bed. The single meal of the day is often just rice and dal shared between five. When a comrade falls ill, there is no clinic, no medicine, no rest — only the next round of the protest to attend.
This is where Sunshine Foundation steps in. With your support, we are on the ground at Jantar Mantar — distributing hot meals, clean drinking water, ORS, basic medicines, blankets and sanitary supplies. Every rupee you give reaches a student's hand within hours.
Ensuring that no student faints from hunger. No one falls sick without medicine. No one sleeps shivering at night.
