An Indian non-profit group that collects excess food from restaurants to feed the hungry will now be studied by MBA students at Harvard Business School.
Called the Robin Hood Army, the outfit's zero-funds approach and entirely volunteer-driven work in 13 countries is seen as an "effective teaching tool" for entrepreneurship, scaling, decentralised management and employee motivation.
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