domestic help

Started in the apartment where she works as a domestic help, Assam's Priya Chhetri runs a small business to sell exotic fruits and nuts, with help from her employer. This International Women’s Day, let this story inspire you to #helpthemback.

MyVacc, launched by Bengaluru's Dr Sveta Agarwal holds camps throughout the city, as well as in Pune and Mumbai, to provide free of cost COVID-19 vaccination to members of the unorganised sector such as slum dwellers, daily wagers, cab drivers, the homeless, and more.

From helping them set up their own business to turning them into Instagram stars, these individuals decided to lend a helping hand to their domestic help.

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Apart from starting a fundraising campaign for the needy, Dr Megha Bhargava has also donated 2000+ bottles of hand sanitisers to Mumbai and Gujarat Police amidst the lockdown.

Thousands of people from the underprivileged class are still stepping out for their livelihood in such dangerous times. This group comprises domestic help, drivers, wage labourers, cleaners and other such essential service providers.

When the doctors told Sanjeevani Pawar's domestic help to stop working, she started an initiative that is today doubling the incomes of 16 underprivileged women!

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

Wanting to spend their free time in a meaningful manner, the couple decided to take on the task of providing education to those bright students who did not have the means to attend a formal school.

“Writing gave me the identity I never had. It is my life.”