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निवालाMewar Jan Shakti Dal
A young woman in a pink suit offers sweets from a box to women seated on the ground, with trees and a nun in the background

A food-seva initiative

निवालाNivalaby Mewar Jan Shakti Dal

“हर किसी का हक़ है, भरपेट खाना।”

Nivala is a food-seva initiative by Mewar Jan Shakti Dal, created to help people who need food and essential food materials.

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  • Secure payments via Razorpay
  • A receipt for every contribution
  • Serving since 2014

What Nivala is

It becomes food, support and dignity.

It becomes food, support and dignity. Nivala turns your contribution into cooked meals and raw food materials for people who cannot afford enough to eat — and shows you, with verified records, where it went.

Who runs it
Mewar Jan Shakti Dal, serving since 28 september 2014.
What it supports
Cooked meals and raw food materials for people who cannot afford enough food.
How you can trust it
Server-verified payments, a receipt for every contribution, and published records.
A smiling man has a rakhi tied on his wrist while a woman holds out a box of laddoos; people around them smile
Laddoos and rakhi, shared in the courtyard.

Food should never go to waste

If you have surplus cooked food, or raw food materials to spare, tell Nivala what you have. Our team confirms what can be collected safely before any pickup is arranged.

  • Weddings
  • Family functions
  • Community events
  • Restaurants
  • Hotels
  • Corporate events

How a Nivala travels

From your hands to someone's plate — and back to you as a record.

Step 1 of 4

You give

Money, cooked food or raw food materials. Every payment is verified with Razorpay on our server before it counts, and you receive a receipt.

Step 2 of 4

We source

Contributions are used to procure grain, flour, pulses, oil and essentials, and to prepare cooked meals.

Step 3 of 4

It reaches people

Food and ration materials go to people who cannot afford enough to eat — served with dignity, never as a spectacle.

Step 4 of 4

You see the record

Impact figures and fund allocation are published only from our verified records, with dates and sources.

28 September 2014 → Today

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Our impact

Every figure here comes from Nivala's own verified records, with the date it was last updated. Nothing is estimated for display.

Our first verified impact figures are being compiled.

We publish numbers only after they are recorded and checked by our team — meals supported, food rescued and distributed, drives held. Until then, you'll find no estimates here.

Nivala Monthly Seva

Food needs don't come once a year. A monthly contribution lets us plan procurement and distribution ahead. You choose the amount, get a receipt each month, and can cancel any time — in one click.

How Monthly Seva works

Transparency

We will publish the exact share for each category from our accounts. Until a period is finalised, we show the categories — not percentages.

  • Food procurement

    Grain, flour, pulses, oil and essential food materials.

  • Distribution

    Serving cooked food and handing over ration materials.

  • Logistics

    Transport and storage between pickup and distribution.

  • Operations

    The coordination needed to run this responsibly.

The organisation behind Nivala

Mewar Jan Shakti Dal

Serving since 28 September 2014

Mewar Jan Shakti Dal has been active since 28 September 2014. Nivala is its food-seva initiative.

From the field

Fifty blankets, handed over in person.

Volunteers of Mewar Jan Shakti Dal, Udaipur, distributing 50 blankets to residents of an ashram — one of the organisation’s own records of its work.

Nivala carries the same spirit into food: showing up in person, for people who need it.

Naresh Kumar Sharma, Founder of Mewar Jan Shakti Dal

The man behind the movement

Founder, Mewar Jan Shakti Dal

Behind every movement is a person. Behind every act of service is a story.

His journey did not begin with privilege. It began in a small village in Jhadol, Rajasthan, in a family where life was shaped by limited means and difficult circumstances. Nivala is his way of turning a childhood memory into a lifelong commitment.

A man bends to tie a rakhi thread on the raised wrist of a seated woman, among other residents seated in a courtyard
Every wrist, every person.

Membership · ₹111

Join Mewar Jan Shakti Dal and stand with its work of service. Not a subscription — a registration, once, with your own member card.

  1. RegisterYour details, as they should appear on your card.
  2. Add your photographPlaced in the card’s gold frame.
  3. Pay ₹111Securely, through Razorpay.
  4. Receive your ID cardIssued the moment payment is verified, with a QR code anyone can check.
  5. WelcomeYour certificate of membership arrives by email.

Events

All events

From our community

Open the gallery
  • Sweets shared with residents.
  • A rakhi tied with care.
  • From the archive — volunteers with children.
  • Laddoos and rakhi, shared in the courtyard.
  • Every wrist, every person.
  • From the archive — a trough inscribed ‘मातेश्वरी ग्रुप उदयपुर’.
  • Asleep beneath a roadside stall.
A young woman kneels to tie a red rakhi thread on the wrist of an elderly man seated on a mat
A rakhi tied with care.

हर निवाला, किसी के लिए सहारा।

Choose an amount. Every contribution is verified with Razorpay before it counts, and your receipt arrives by email.

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Contact

Write to us.

Questions about a contribution, a receipt, membership or partnering with Nivala — we read every message.