Mumbai

From cucumbers, chillies, papayas to bananas, Bandra residents are growing 200 plants in just 800 sq ft using just waste like fallen leaves, coconut husk and leftover food

With states declaring pockets as containment zones, here is all you need to know about what you can and cannot do.

The M-19 face shields are available at Rs. 55 per piece, and can be reused and sanitised. Apart from health workers, they are also being used by policemen, sanitation workers and journalists on the ground! #Innovation #CoronaLockdown

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.”

In 2012, under the ‘Go Green with Tetra Pak’, the ‘Cartons Le Aao, Classroom Banao’ campaign was launched where waste Tetra Pak cartons were recycled to make benches which would be donated in government schools.

"We all need to be safe or no one is safe. And this is the time for action. With people like Arjun and Parth who don’t come from the medical field but are happy to help, we fight COVID-19 together," shares Dr Swapneil of the Jaslok hospital

"I knew I wanted my products to be vegan, cruelty-free, and all-natural — products that neither hurt animals nor the planet." #LiveGreen #womenentrepreneurs

To help Mumbaikars amidst the Coronavirus lockdown, Agrify Organic Solutions has been working round the clock with 500 farmers in Nashik to prepare boxes of fresh vegetables and fruits.

In these testing times, a few heroes have stepped up to extend a helping hand. Here are six initiatives in four cities, ensuring that the needy do not go to bed hungry. Here's how you can support them.

"Our effort will ensure those under home quarantine do not feel compelled to venture out to obtain essential supplies, thereby reducing the risk of infection to others,” says Shishir Joshi, Founder of Project Mumbai