
Dil Dosa Etc.
Faridabad
“One griddle at Park Street Market, running a second service every morning.”
- Guests contributed
- ₹4,240
- Dil Dosa Etc. matched
- + ₹4,240
- Food sent out85 portions
- ₹8,480
A shared plate, not a donation box
Scan the code on your table, pick a dish at half its menu price, and the restaurant matches your half. Then follow the full plate — confirmed, cooked, handed over, and counted by the NGO that served it.
Donation DS-7K2P
Live₹8,480 of food funded to date across 85 portions · excludes refunds · each batch is counted by the NGO on arrival
How it works
Dil Dosa Etc. has a Pradanam Sutra code on its tables and counter. One scan opens their donation menu — no app, no sign-up.
Not an abstract amount. A real dish from that kitchen, listed at half its menu price.
Dil Dosa Etc. commits the other half. Your ₹50 and their ₹50 become a ₹100 plate of food.
The transparency promise
Status can only move forward, one step at a time, and each step is signed by the role that owns it. A restaurant cannot mark its own donation as received. Only the NGO closes the loop — and if the count they enter is short, the platform flags it for review rather than hiding it.
No back-dating
Events are append-only. Nothing is edited after the fact.
No skipped steps
The lifecycle is enforced server-side, not in the browser.
No silent shortfalls
A mismatch between portions sent and received raises a flag.
Your half is paid and the kitchen has committed the other half.
The kitchen

Faridabad
“One griddle at Park Street Market, running a second service every morning.”
On the other side
Parbhat works to empower and uplift marginalised communities across Faridabad — homeless people living with mental health conditions, orphans and underprivileged children, senior citizens and women in need. Alongside its nutrition and healthcare programme it runs livelihood support, education for children, and pad banks in surrounding villages.
Registered · Faridabad, Haryana
It takes about forty seconds. You will know exactly where it went.
Four checkpoints, each stamped by whoever is responsible. The last one belongs to the NGO, and only they can set it.
Your dishes are in the next batch being cooked for the NGO.
The kitchen cooked the batch and sent it to the NGO.
Counted on arrival by the NGO, and confirmed as received.