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Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic

For Habeeb Mohammed, a 36-year-old butcher in Thiruvananthapuram, work goes on from midnight till 8 in the morning after which he dedicates his time to helping the district's Covid task force in their relief work.

Late night or early mornings, Manjulatha Kalanidhi is busy connecting digitally. She uses the online platform called "Rice Bucket Challenge"to garner help from those who can give, to those who need it the most.

32-year-old Shahnawaz Shaikh sold his SUV last year to start an oxygen supply initiative which today continues to save lives amid the COVID-19 pandemic

At times, when families of COVID-19 victims could not claim bodies of their kin due to the fear of infection, social activists have come forward to give them a dignified burial/cremation

36-year-old Seetha Devi is helping many breathe. Rechristened Chennai's 'Oxygen Woman', Ms Devi lost her mother to Covid. Since then, she took up the responsibility to help people who need oxygen.

By developing a unique website, three students with autism in Chennai have provided an accessible resource of information to the visually challenged people

When the devastating second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic hit India, people were running from pillar to post for hospital beds, oxygen and life-saving medicines

Pascal Saldhanha, 55, and his family have been performing an extraordinary service during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in India. The Saldhanha family has so far given free oxygen cylinders to more than 200 patients.

From their Chennai home, sisters Grace Priyadarshini Emmanuel, an IAS aspirant, and Preethi Esther Emmanuel, an architect, both Covid survivors, are virtually helping other patients and their families every day.

To help people of Northwest Delhi, 33-year-old Sachin Sharma set up a COVID care centre equipped with all necessary facilities to help to COVID-19 patients

10 techies from Hyderabad are helping COVID-19 patients by providing them with COVID care kits, which includes medicines, masks, PPE kits and other such items

The "Corona Kavach Saathi" app makes it easy to collect data of suspected coronavirus cases, isolate them and then begin treatment. Early identification is one of the key steps to stop the spread of the virus.

As second wave of COVID-19 hit our country, it certainly has highlighted the much-needed reform in the healthcare sector.

Interior designer and baker Neeta Jessani and her mother prepare around ten additional meals every day at their Chennai home.

Tiffany Brar, a visually impaired social activist and a special educator from Kerala's Thiruvananthapuram is ensuring that her students continue to get education even during the COVID-19 pandemic

For Habeeb Mohammed, a 36-year-old butcher in Thiruvananthapuram, work goes on from midnight till 8 in the morning after which he dedicates his time to helping the district's Covid task force in their relief work.

Late night or early mornings, Manjulatha Kalanidhi is busy connecting digitally. She uses the online platform called "Rice Bucket Challenge"to garner help from those who can give, to those who need it the most.

32-year-old Shahnawaz Shaikh sold his SUV last year to start an oxygen supply initiative which today continues to save lives amid the COVID-19 pandemic

At times, when families of COVID-19 victims could not claim bodies of their kin due to the fear of infection, social activists have come forward to give them a dignified burial/cremation

36-year-old Seetha Devi is helping many breathe. Rechristened Chennai's 'Oxygen Woman', Ms Devi lost her mother to Covid. Since then, she took up the responsibility to help people who need oxygen.

By developing a unique website, three students with autism in Chennai have provided an accessible resource of information to the visually challenged people

When the devastating second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic hit India, people were running from pillar to post for hospital beds, oxygen and life-saving medicines

Pascal Saldhanha, 55, and his family have been performing an extraordinary service during the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in India. The Saldhanha family has so far given free oxygen cylinders to more than 200 patients.

From their Chennai home, sisters Grace Priyadarshini Emmanuel, an IAS aspirant, and Preethi Esther Emmanuel, an architect, both Covid survivors, are virtually helping other patients and their families every day.

To help people of Northwest Delhi, 33-year-old Sachin Sharma set up a COVID care centre equipped with all necessary facilities to help to COVID-19 patients

10 techies from Hyderabad are helping COVID-19 patients by providing them with COVID care kits, which includes medicines, masks, PPE kits and other such items

The "Corona Kavach Saathi" app makes it easy to collect data of suspected coronavirus cases, isolate them and then begin treatment. Early identification is one of the key steps to stop the spread of the virus.

As second wave of COVID-19 hit our country, it certainly has highlighted the much-needed reform in the healthcare sector.

Interior designer and baker Neeta Jessani and her mother prepare around ten additional meals every day at their Chennai home.