Nilima Pathak, Correspondent

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India Padma Shri winner reveals inspiration for work

Jagdish Lal Ahuja has been providing free meals to the poor for decades

Jagdish Lal Ahuja's inspiration to serve free food was his grandmother who used to organise a free kitchen for the poor in Peshawar.

Traditional India businesses undergo makeover

Entrepreneurs turn pandemic into opportunity and ensure workforce retains jobs

Manjinder Singh Sachdeva, president of Bicycle Research and Development Organisation, has developed a low-cost mechanised ambu-ventilator for the ambulance along with his entrepreneur friend Vikram Chhabra. The COVID-19 lockdown has forced traditional businesses to reinvent themselves in India.

COVID-19 in India: ‘Social responsibility needed’

Harsh Vardhan: We have had a steady curve of cases with no exponential rise in between

Union Minister for Health and Family Welfare Dr. Harsh Vardhan participating in the 32nd Commonwealth Health Ministers Meeting on the theme 'Delivering a Co-ordinated Commonwealth COVID-19 Response' through video conference, in New Delhi last week.

COVID-19: Going home is tightrope for stranded Indians

‘Court is not effective force to deal with present situation’

The Supreme Court of India ruling on Monday that Indians stranded abroad cannot be flown back home during the current travel restrictions.

COVID-19: How Indians are dealing with the lockdown

Some are sharpening cleaning and culinary skills, while others have taken to social media

Sana Masroor with her pet cat looks out through a window of her house during the nationwide lockdown, in the old quarters of Delhi on April 4.

Women across India living in pain: Nirbhaya lawyer

Judicial system has to work actively and each rape victim must get justice, says Kushwaha

Girls celebrate after the hanging of Nirbhaya convicts, in Patna on Friday.

Delhi’s first coronavirus patient talks about recovery

Businessman Datta says isolation ward was like luxury hotel

Rohit Datta, Delhi's first coronavirus patient, says when he was admitted to hospital doctors assured him that he would make a complete recovery.

India’s National Rail Museum finds Bollywood groove

Iconic scenes featuring trains in films has been brought alive with the help of artists

Amitabh Bachchan in 'Coolie'.

Delhi polls will spring a surprise: Anurag Thakur

Star campaigner says all surveys show growing support for the BJP in Delhi

Minister of State for Finance Anurag Thakur

A vigil to preserve the secular fabric of India

Six weeks on, women at Shaheen Bagh continue protests against Citizenship Act

Women shout slogans against India's new citizenship law during a protest at Shaheen Bagh near the Jamia Millia Islamia university in New Delhi.

Tiwari: BJP has good chance of winning in Delhi polls

Kejriwal lying on all issues, says Manoj Tiwari, Delhi chief, Bharatiya Janata Party

Manoj Tiwari

Winning the battle against acid attacks in India

India's acid attack victims speak about trauma, while perpetrators walk around unscathed

Treatment for acid attack victims like Bala is a prolonged one and they go through several surgeries, each more painful than the other.

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