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Not only did the railway authorities acknowledge his request, but also arranged to meet the health requirements at the earliest.

“The man was probably in his early 40s, and you could tell that he had a family waiting for him at home. I genuinely wanted that man to leave my house with a smile that was not because he hadn’t received abuse, but because he had been appreciated.”

In sacrificing her personal and family time in the performance of duty, Priyanka ensured that a young infant didn't go hungry.

It has certainly been a busy year for social media users. There have been several reasons for the virtual world to come together and help each other. Whether it was the Kerala floods or the #MeToo movement – social media platforms have been abuzz with activity.

The online petition with a #WeNeedRandeep hashtag has already been signed by over 700 supporters, who have objected to the officer’s sudden transfer.

"She smiles yet, her loss cannot be imagined. Her brave papa who once did not leave her hand for a second, had to leave her forever, to save other kids like her from terrorists."

“The quintessential 21st-century woman, an ace at any responsibility she is trusted with! I got to know that she is very hard-working. Despite the fact that she has a newborn, she did not take childcare leave. She opted to go to duty.”

"How can we men help the #metooIndia movement? Some say "step up", some say "don't drown out women's voices." Some (men) ask, "why should we do anything at all?" So this here is a rolling compilation of what we should do and why."

Twitter has decided to pay homage to Bapu on his birthday!

Floods have destroyed houses, roads and whole cities. In such times, people sometimes give up on civic decency. Not in Kerala, though!