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Parents struggling with the new normal, Class 10 and 12 students struggling with uncertainty—here are some crucial things to keep in mind.

Information is an essential today. But there are many with no access to it. This artist’s work on coronavirus can be exemplary for many who want to spread awareness.

A boy living in Delhi park, two social media users, two IPS officers & parents in Bihar. How internet weaved a heartwarming tale amidst nationwide lockdown.

“I think one of the best pieces of advice Saritha ma’am has given us is to use rice starch as a pesticide. The insects get stuck on the plant because of starch’s sticky nature. I found this to be a great alternative to chemical pesticides,” says Anagha, a student.

"It was difficult to imagine that almost 95 tonnes of my cabbage would rot," says Kannaiyan Subramanian who tweeted a video of his cabbage farm, asking for help.

She has devised a simple 5-step plan to ensure learning and engage students at their homes.

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.

“The basic idea behind developing the AI-based ZIOPAR tool is to educate and empower cancer patients and their families about treatment options available for cancer and asking the right questions to their oncologist.”

Whether it's camel milk or cancer medicine, the SETU helpline is open 24x7 for anyone in need of urgent help. #Respect #ThankYou