- Same-day deliveryof rotis collected from participating societies.
- Predictable route supplythrough the daily collection network.
- Quantity loggingso the delivery can be recorded against the destination.
Where the rotis go.
Every roti collected on a route is delivered the same day to a partner gaushala on that route. Nothing is stored, sold, or redirected.
Same-day delivery · Named destination · Receipt confirmed

How we work with gaushalas.
Partner gaushalas receive a daily delivery at a fixed time and confirm the quantity received. In return they tell us what they need: how much they can take, when, and whether the volume is helping.
We don't ask gaushalas for anything. We add a supply line and stay out of their operations.
We're currently working with [_] gaushalas across [area / district], delivering to roughly [_] cattle each day.
- Daily capacityand how much roti volume can be accepted.
- Suitable delivery timefor receiving the route.
- Whether the volume is usefulso the partnership remains practical.
“We add a supply line. We do not enter gaushala operations.”
The shelters at the end of each route.
Every partner listed here is a named destination receiving rotis through a Pehli Roti collection route.
PARTNER RECORD 01[Gaushala name]
[Location]
This gaushala is a named destination on its matching collection route. Rotis arrive as part of the same-day delivery system.
Partner entries are added as verified gaushalas join the collection network.
A named destination on every route.
Rotis are delivered on the same route they are collected on. There is no resale, warehouse, intermediary, or overnight storage.
Rotis contributed by participating households.
Collected through the fixed society route.
Same-day movement toward the named gaushala.
Rotis arrive directly at the route destination.
Delivery quantity confirmed at the destination.

Collection ends at a named gaushala.
The destination is part of the route itself. Rotis move directly from participating societies to the partner gaushala on the same daily collection system.
A useful destination, not just a drop-off point.
Gaushalas are added to the network only when the destination works practically within a collection route.
Daily capacity
[To be confirmed with each partner] — We agree on how much the gaushala can comfortably receive.
Suitable delivery window
[Agreed directly with gaushala] — Delivery timing is coordinated with the partner.
Receipt confirmation
[Delivery acknowledged at drop] — The quantity received is confirmed.
Route suitability
[Partner must fit a practical collection route] — The destination must work within the daily route.
Know a gaushala we should reach?
If you run or support a gaushala that could use a daily feed supply, tell us where it is.