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The story of this Mumbai IPS officer will teach you to never give up on your dreams

When a cancer diagnosis crashed his world, this man was grateful for the love showered upon him by his wife.

The money Arav Hak is collecting will go towards the Nargis Dutt Cancer Foundation, an organisation that provides assistance for treatment to cancer patients from underprivileged backgrounds.

Harakchand Salwa, founder of Jeevan Jyot Foundation, provides healthy meals to 700 cancer patients from underprivileged backgrounds and their families, twice every day.

The story of 10-year-old Mohammad, a resident of Mumbai who has not been able to get his passport, gives a glimpse of the troubles single mothers have to face.

On October 27, Humans of Bombay shared the story of a street sweeper who finds dignity in labour while cleaning roads.

In a post that has subsequently gone viral, a 50-year old mother of two talks about overcoming massive hurdles to chart the course of her own life.

The story of a man, who left his job with Hindustan Unilever to drive an auto and pursue his passion for photography, was posted on the Facebook page of Humans of Bombay recently.

Kshirja Raje, a 13-year-old girl from Bombay gives all the profits from her small handicraft business to help out those in need.

A Mumbai cab driver has been hailed as a good Samaritan by thousands after he recounted a story about the time when he saved a woman from a bunch of drunk men who were harassing her in the middle of the night.