Seva Cafe On History Channel!

Posted by Meghna Banker on Jan 8, 2017

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We just had an inspiring feature on two of our local MBL projects, that is now going viral across India (as we get also get inundated with requests). Many months ago, the History Channel had found us on the web and reached out for a feature -- and they did a heartfelt job. Most media folks confuse the gift economy but this crew really were touched and did a great job ... (full write-up here).

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Bradley Stoll wrote ...

this is so beautifully inspiring...I really need to visit Ahmedabad😍
Guri Mehta wrote ...

Great to see this! :-)
Yoo-Mi Lee wrote ...

:) So nice to see all the beautiful friends at Seva Cafe!
Trishna Shah wrote ...

Awe, lovely fun-hearted video :) Thanks for sharing Meghna!
Suchitra Shenoy wrote ...

Wonderful, Meghna! Can't believe Seva Cafe has been running for 11 years :)
Amit Dungarani wrote ...

This was a fantastic feature! Much love to all those at Seva Cafe that serve on the front lines and behind the scenes!
Patricia-C Prada Jimenez wrote ...

wonderful!!!

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