Chennai

"I told him it's wise to keep stock. No, he said. I have enough for two days. What if there is someone starving and in more need of the food? I'll direct the next help to such a needy person.”

The images of the migrant workers and the needy, left a deep imprint on Amritesh. “All the pictures we saw of people walking without any access to food was one of the triggers that led us to brainstorm on how we can help.”

Two doctors help us understand how pregnant women can stay healthy and calm during the COVID-19 crisis.

"If you do fall sick, you're likely to spread the disease to your family or people you live with. If you have the space, keep to one room and avoid contact."

Officers IAS Academy in Chennai founded by Israel Jebasingh has mentored over 3000 plus CSE aspirants over the years. Of which 300 are officers today.

In these testing times, a few heroes have stepped up to extend a helping hand. Here are six initiatives in four cities, ensuring that the needy do not go to bed hungry. Here's how you can support them.

The Prime Minister made the announcement to lock-down the entire country for a period of 21 days, starting midnight on 24 March 2020.

You can also stock up on the cleaning products that you need for your household given that we are being urged to sanitise and clean all surfaces frequently.

Students will have to make their own travel and accommodation arrangements and bring their laptops.

He currently supplies 45 kilos of microgreens in a month and hopes to supply 200 kilos in the next six months!