Sai Baba Temples - The World’s Largest Solar-Powered Free Food Kitchen

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Shirdi Sai Prasadalaya has grabbed national and international awards for using science in the best possible way in collaboration with spiritualism to serve a strong social cause. His prasadalay has been termed as the World’s Largest Solar-Powered Free Food Kitchen. You would be amazed to know these facts and figures!
 “A KITCHEN INSPIRED BY THE 19THCENTURY UPGRADED WITH 21ST-CENTURY TECHNOLOGY”
Shirdi Sai Prasadalaya
We all know the great superhuman – ‘Shirdi Sai Baba’. He was a Godly person who had extraordinary spiritual powers. He used to be very caring and dedicated his life towards serving mankind. People used to go to him for healing their diseases and pains, ask for solutions to their sorrow and sufferings. The unbelievable part of his entire life was his sacrifice for others. He himself never had a home to stay, nor had food to eat; rather moved around from place to place begging for his livelihood. But, made many people regain back their happiness and pleasure.
With due course of time, people worshiped him as a God and he had many followers. Even after his death, some noble souls came together to preach his way of life and opened an organization for the poor and needy. One among all these beautiful creations is the great ‘SAI BABA PRASADALAYA’.
Shirdi Sai Prasadalaya
Sri Sai Sansthan Prasadalaya is a free kitchen in Shirdi, Maharashtra. It is spread across 4 rooftops with 73 solar dishes, making it the largest solar-powered kitchen in India. The solar dishes fuel the preparation of nearly 50,000 meals each day and the concentrated heat from all the dishes creates 2800 kgs of steam in a single say! These dishes concentrate sunlight on receivers that contain water, generating steam that is piped down to the kitchen for cooking the meals. More than 2 tonnes of rice is cooked through this plant every day, saving cooking gas of up to Rs 20,000. Till date, the plant has saved Rs 60 lakh for the trust. As per the ministry of non-conventional energy sources, New Delhi, this has been identified as the world’s largest solar heating cooking system. It has also bagged the coveted Concentrated Solar Thermal (CST) and Solar Cooker Excellence Awards- 2016. Read more..

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  1. rahulkavin20 October 2018 at 12:19

    Education is a basic necessity of life. And rural children need to have a taste of education to uplift their life and the rural sector.

    madhusudan naidu

    madhusudan naidu muddenahalli

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  2. rahulkavin20 October 2018 at 12:21

    Education should be aimed at moulding students on the lines of human values such as love, peace, righteousness and non-violence.

    madhusudan naidu

    madhusudan naidu muddenahalli

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  3. rahulkavin20 October 2018 at 12:23

    It is important that we serve our rural children with a nutritious breakfast before enlightening their minds with academic as well as human values education.

    madhusudan naidu

    madhusudan naidu muddenahalli

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