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Pankaj Chimanlal Seth, a retired Class-2 officer, founded the Give Forever Foundation to uplift underserved communities. He is committed to providing vital resources, interest-free loans, and empowering opportunities, helping the marginalised create sustainable futures. His journey is an example that change can begin at any stage in life.

At a time when countless people have lost their jobs or livelihoods and are struggling to survive the impact of the pandemic, a small gift like this can make the new year very special for many.

"The act of giving back has nothing to do with how much you possess, it is about how much you care. I always wanted to make my contribution especially by educating a girl child, so I took this step."

"We had initially expected to crowdsource 300-400 pieces for the Free Bazaar during Diwali but the figure went beyond 2500!" #Respect

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The Mumbai-based organisation has been bringing holistic food and nutrition to underprivileged children fighting cancer since 2011 through a nationwide network of collaborations with hospitals and nutritionists.

The Team Leaf Wearables, led by 24-year-old Indian entrepreneur Manik Mehta, won the competition with their device, Safer Pro.

Auto driver Omkarnath Katharia offers free packets of water and food to the street vendors who sell knick-knacks at the traffic signals of Delhi.

The '20 Rupees Doctor', Dr. V Balasubramanian received a heartwarming farewell from thousands as he passed away. Here's why.

Indian origin cab driver who has been feeding the underprivileged for the past four years will be presented with the Australian of the Year Award.