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facebook Pintrest Randeep Hooda has been spending time promoting his recent release, Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai. The actor, who has also associated himself with Khalsa Aid to help those in need during the current wave of the pandemic, has been keeping a close watch on the stables that he frequents, and the horses there. The actor’s fondness for wildlife photography and horse riding is well-known. In a recent chat with BT, he admitted that he has not been able to make much time for these. “I had been shooting and so, even weeks before the lockdown rules were implemented, I had not had a...

Anannya Sarkar   |     |   Published 14.05.21, 03:53 AM Respite from the relentless stream of bad news can come from various avenues and retail still remains one of the most potent forms of therapy. But the present times have seen how shopping can double up as a means to empower our country to cope with the merciless wave of the virus in the form of countless brands and designers coming forward to help. While some have been backing craft communities, others are donating proceeds from t...

Jaspal Singh, a pilot and Khalsa Aid volunteer from the UK, has been felicitated with the Prime Minister's Points of Light award.

In India, Civil Society Groups Fill the Void as the Government Fails to Confront COVID-19 Time 2 hrs ago Simran Jeet Singh © Jessie Wardarski—AP Tim Williams, warehouse assistant for Medisys, Ray Fredericks, assistant director for Medisys, Dr. Abhu Kaur with Khalsa Aid, and Michael Stack, healthcare account representative for Grainger, load dozens of electrical transformers onto a pallet to be shipped from New York to New Delhi, along with oxygen concentrators, on May 7, 2021. Ravi Singh is no stranger to relief efforts. His organization, Khalsa Aid, led humanitarian su...

KeithBinns/iStock (NEW YORK) — Newlyweds Ishaan Singh and Paramjyot Kaur wanted to take a honeymoon after their wedding, but as the death toll from COVID-19 continued to rise in India, they felt a sense of duty. The couple from Punjab aren’t medical professionals — he works in cybersecurity and she is an engineer for IBM — but they traveled to New Delhi to help run a makeshift hospital out of a wedding venue. “Day and night, we are open 24/7,” Singh told ABC News’ Nightline. “We don’t charge anything.” “We are just so satisfied that we are helping people,” Kaur said. ...