Mumbai

Kumkum Dongre from Madhya Pradesh turned her childhood fascination for trains into her lifelong dream and became one of India's first female locopilots, commanding the country's first all-woman crew on a goods' train.

Karan Arjun Singh is a foley artist from Mumbai, who has worked behind the scenes of movies including Jab We Met, Sultan, Tiger Zinda Hai, Neerja, Krrish 3, Baahubali and more.  He talks about this underappreciated art in Indian cinema, and how he came to realise his dream.

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.

Bengaluru-based Filmapia is the brainchild of Benjamin and Ivy. The duo scout locations for movies, advertisements and web series. Their clients include bigwigs like Facebook, Netflix, Viacom 18, Colors, Excel Entertainment and more.

Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) Recruitment 2021: Selected candidates will be engaged for up to two years or until the end of the project.

Truck drivers, like Mohammed Azeem, travel long distances and work tirelessly to deliver life-supporting oxygen to hospitals in time but still aren't considered 'frontline workers'.

Through her brand 'Nayshaas Siyahi Sa Vastra', Gurmeen Shrivastav, a Mumbai-based fashion designer, has been helping about 30 underprivileged women in the city earn a regular livelihood during the pandemic alongside Srujna, a Mumbai-based NGO.

Mumbai-based Rouble Nagi Art Foundation (RNAF) has converted their balwadis, or daycares, into covid-care centres to help parents find a place to keep their uninfected children, free of cost.

A sudden spike in the daily number of Covid cases in India, over the last one month, has led to an increased demand for plasma. We speak to a 44-year-old recovered COVID-19 patient about his safe and pain-free experience.

The demand for convalescent plasma is increasing amid the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Here's how you can help.