helping needy

Omkar Nath Sharma, a resident of Delhi, is called the ‘medicine baba’ for his initiative wherein he goes door to door to collect unused medicines, which he donates to those in need.

In August 2020, Chandrasekar and Pushpa Rani C, a couple from Tamil Nadu, took a loan of Rs 50,000 and set up a roadside kiosk to feed the needy trapped by the COVID-19 lockdown, including the elderly, the homeless, daily wagers and students staying in hostels.

Shyam Rasoi, a Delhi-based food joint serves thalis for Rs. 1 and has become a life-saver for those who lost their jobs during the pandemic.

Kudos to unsung heroes like them!

About 150 students from XIMB teamed up to set up a street store in front of their campus. The unique store offered clothes, footwear, bags and other basic necessities to the less privileged for free, while giving them the privilege of choice!

He used to sell bread for earning his daily bread. He gathered coal from the streets so that his mother could cook a meal. He changed tyres during his vacations to survive. He became an engineer with the money collected from his teachers. But today he is helping many others like him to become engineers, doctors, chefs and even IAS officers! Meet a true blue changemaker.

He was detained, warned of arrests, abused, manhandled and saw wrath of the government but continued to serve the community. Know more about the amazing saint who is worshiping humanity.

From providing essential life skills training to extending help to existing NGOs, this team is creating sustainable impact in the lives of needy women and children in Mumbai. Read about their unique approach.