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"One Nation One Voice is not just an anthem but a movement that reflects the current emotions of the people."

"After Sourav (her son) got that expensive mask home, I examined it carefully. It wasn’t a complicated design, and I could stitch a double-layered-three-fold mask easily."

From distributing tens of thousands of meals to arranging buses for migrants, some celebs have used their wealth and connections to do a whole lot of good.

"My goal has always been to spread a bit of sweetness in the world. And what better way to do so than with mangoes!" says the 80-year-old farmer who has created a mind-boggling 1600 varieties of mango.

“In these difficult times, people should preserve humanity. If you are eating out of a gold plate and they are dying of hunger, how is that fair?”