Feeding The Poor

Cabinet ministers, sources said, have also been urged to visit the temple along with devotees from their respective states after January 22.

Social media can have an impact on your wellbeing, but how you feel may also impact your use of social media, and the two could end up becoming a vicious cycle, according to a recent study. The study suggests people who have poor wellbeing might be turning to social media more, perhaps as a coping mechanism, but it doesn’t seem to be helping. Unf...

Had India not closed its markets, the country might have faced a shortage of chapatis - India's ubiquitous, unleavened daily bread. People, rich or poor, don't consume wheat; they buy flour to make chapatis.

Viral video: A YouTuber came up with an innovative way to raise funds for a food bank to help feed the poor and needy.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday triggered a row after he said poor families struggling to feed themselves amid the Covid pandemic should have had 20 children if they wanted more rations under a centrally-sponsored scheme

A school principal and her husband have come to the rescue of not only their students, but also people in their neighbourhood hit hard by the coronavirus-induced lockdown, loosening their purse strings to help those in crisis.

While earnings of lakhs of people across the country have taken a severe hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many have stepped forward to help the poor. A shining example of this has emerged from Tamil Nadu's Madurai.

The Friendly Fridge is a collective initiative by New York citizens who aim to feed the hungry with their interesting idea of community fridges.

New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV), in collaboration with the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee has initiated a campaign #DilSeSewa, as the Sikh community has been at the forefront of relentlessly helping people to tide over the crisis during the coronavirus lockdown. Their 'sewa' during this pandemic is a shining example of their community...

Tragedy has struck closer home for a 30-year-old auto rickshaw driver here who has been distributing food to migrants and the poor from the money saved for marriage, but he says the initiative will continue.

Moldovan tennis player Dmitrii Baskov has been hailed as an "Indian hero" after joining a campaign to feed Ahmedabad's poor, who are struggling during the coronavirus lockdown

NRAI (National Restaurants Association Of India) launched an initiative called #FeedThe Needy to support the poor and needy homeless people by feeding them healthy meals amid Coronavirus pandemic.

For the last one month in Srinagar, Basharat Rafiq has been helping the people worst-hit by the coronavirus lockdown - those with little or no income struggling to get food.

Two businessmen brothers, Tajammul Pasha and Muzammil Pasha, in Karnataka's Kolar district have set out to help people in need amid the lockdown over the COVID-19 pandemic by selling their land for Rs 25 lakh.

In stark contrast to the glittering, crowded wedding in Karnataka, a young couple got married at Kharagpur in West Bengal last night in full finery including masks, but no frills.

Cabinet ministers, sources said, have also been urged to visit the temple along with devotees from their respective states after January 22.

Social media can have an impact on your wellbeing, but how you feel may also impact your use of social media, and the two could end up becoming a vicious cycle, according to a recent study. The study suggests people who have poor wellbeing might be turning to social media more, perhaps as a coping mechanism, but it doesn’t seem to be helping. Unf...

Had India not closed its markets, the country might have faced a shortage of chapatis - India's ubiquitous, unleavened daily bread. People, rich or poor, don't consume wheat; they buy flour to make chapatis.

Viral video: A YouTuber came up with an innovative way to raise funds for a food bank to help feed the poor and needy.

Uttarakhand Chief Minister Tirath Singh Rawat on Sunday triggered a row after he said poor families struggling to feed themselves amid the Covid pandemic should have had 20 children if they wanted more rations under a centrally-sponsored scheme

A school principal and her husband have come to the rescue of not only their students, but also people in their neighbourhood hit hard by the coronavirus-induced lockdown, loosening their purse strings to help those in crisis.

While earnings of lakhs of people across the country have taken a severe hit due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many have stepped forward to help the poor. A shining example of this has emerged from Tamil Nadu's Madurai.

The Friendly Fridge is a collective initiative by New York citizens who aim to feed the hungry with their interesting idea of community fridges.

New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV), in collaboration with the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee has initiated a campaign #DilSeSewa, as the Sikh community has been at the forefront of relentlessly helping people to tide over the crisis during the coronavirus lockdown. Their 'sewa' during this pandemic is a shining example of their community...

Tragedy has struck closer home for a 30-year-old auto rickshaw driver here who has been distributing food to migrants and the poor from the money saved for marriage, but he says the initiative will continue.

Moldovan tennis player Dmitrii Baskov has been hailed as an "Indian hero" after joining a campaign to feed Ahmedabad's poor, who are struggling during the coronavirus lockdown

NRAI (National Restaurants Association Of India) launched an initiative called #FeedThe Needy to support the poor and needy homeless people by feeding them healthy meals amid Coronavirus pandemic.

For the last one month in Srinagar, Basharat Rafiq has been helping the people worst-hit by the coronavirus lockdown - those with little or no income struggling to get food.

Two businessmen brothers, Tajammul Pasha and Muzammil Pasha, in Karnataka's Kolar district have set out to help people in need amid the lockdown over the COVID-19 pandemic by selling their land for Rs 25 lakh.

In stark contrast to the glittering, crowded wedding in Karnataka, a young couple got married at Kharagpur in West Bengal last night in full finery including masks, but no frills.