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A group of 12 acquaintances from Delhi have started a COVID-19 relief initiative called ‘India Care Collective’ to help individuals and families suffering due to the clampdown.

S Veena, a transgender from Bengaluru is ensuring that she keeps her community well fed and protected during this COVID-19 lockdown.

Neha Kumari from Mumbai was worried she would run out of camel milk for her child, who is allergic to goat, cow and buffalo milk. Read how this IPS officer helped all the way from Odisha amidst coronavirus crisis

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.”

By turning his car into an ambulance Ganesh Bhat of Uttarakhand has been saving many lives during this COVID-19 lockdown.

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An ex-IES officer, Swaroop is now a motivational speaker who also runs an academy to train students for various competitive examinations.

Additionally, some of the stations also have wheelchairs to ease movement into the station.

"The ambulance was stuck and the driver called for help. I did what I felt was right," says Karnataka's 12-year-old Venkatesh, who won the National Bravery Award on Republic Day.