Heartwarming

“The first person I wanted to see with my new vision was Saroj - the only person who was able to love me without knowing my old face.”

“They (the Municipal Corporation of Delhi) have pulled off my stall from here so many times, but I come back again shamelessly. What should I do? I will fall sick if I don’t work.”

Dr Nidhi takes us back to 2009 when she left her nine-month-old baby in the care of her sister and parents to pursue a degree in medicine.

The citizen-led group has distributed more than 1,200 blankets to the homeless in the last four years

“If we are born on this planet and do not help anyone, then will that even qualify as a life well lived? Everyone lives for themselves, but doing something for others gives it a sense of fulfillment.”

“I have to repay a loan of Rs 1.5 lakhs. Giving a better quality of life to my daughter is my priority and most of my income goes in her physiotherapy,” says Nishanth who is in dire need of financial help. Here’s how you can lend a hand.

"I remember her looking to me and saying ‘look how many people are here, I think India is going to be alright’.”

The trust was trying to find a suitable donor for Jayakrishnan and the first step in that direction was to find someone from his family but Jayakrishnan is an orphan who has no family to speak of.

Some made us cry, some served as a wake-up call and some that just left a smile on our faces. #ThrowbackTo2019

"The daily wage workers, labourers, rickshaw pullers etc. are in large numbers here. When I did my research in this area, I found that getting a good meal for less than Rs 40 was impossible, and even that was adulterated more often than not.”