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Having encountered several dangerous fires throughout his career, Shukla informed the media personnel gathered outside Anaj Mandi that this was perhaps the deadliest of them all.

Fondly known as Malik Bhai, the 29-year-old tea seller has been spending 80 per cent of his income to educate more than 40 underprivileged children since the last three years!

While we all are happy to complain about things that could be better or not done, we equally should highlight the excellent work done.

Sujata says that unless and until any of their guests explicitly mentioned needing a plastic mineral water bottle, they stuck to the glass bottles for serving water.

"The real heroes of all these social media accounts are the constables and officers who monitor these handles round the clock and ensure every concern is addressed. That is what made these accounts a hit with citizens," says Sunchika Pandey.

If you are a taxpayer in India, then you ought to read through this carefully.

“It is not just my duty as a civil servant, but also my dharma as a human being, to help the other in need, and I did just that"

A week ago, The Better India reported an incident where a man got help for a friend via a Tweet. As several anecdotes from our readers prove – this was not an isolated event. Not even over 20 years ago, long before Twitter. Here is one fascinating tale