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A local cemetery working running on the ground collecting logs for funeral pyres, to perform the last rites for patients who died of Covid, on 29 April at the Ghazipur cremation ground in New Delhi. (Ghazipur Cremation Ground/File-Amit Sharma) DEHRADUN, India/ABUJA, May 12 2021 (IPS) - The media is awash with the devastating news of deaths and sufferings due to COVID-19 coming out of India. What most media outlets overlook is the way Indian communities are rallying to save lives, reduce sufferings and stop the current wave of the pandemic. As of May 11, 2021, India’s COVID-19 case total is...

The media is awash with the devastating news of deaths and sufferings due to COVID-19 coming out of India. What most media outlets overlook is the way Indian communities are rallying to save lives, re

Meet The Samaritans Providing Meals To Needy And COVID-19 Patients For Free! What adds to the agony of COVID-19 is the level of helplessness a person experiences — with no resources available around, people suffer to the extent that is unexplainable. Be it a COVID-19 patient or a frontline worker, or someone low on finances — the unavailability of resources, particularly food, is one of the major sufferings right now. Several people have come forward to fight this and are offering free meals to needy and COVID-19 patients in their locations. Here are some of those good samaritans NextBigW...

Helping hands: Sister duo in Bihar cook and deliver free food to covid patients Neelima and her mother Kundan ensures the Covid-safe packaging of the food items. She also takes care of her sister's two-month-old baby.  Share Via Email   |  A+A A- Anupama Singh, and Neelima Singh have been delivering free food packets to covid-infected patients who are self isolating in their homes. (Photo | Special arrangement) Express News Service At a time when the country is reeling under the second wave of COVID-19, two women in Patna have turned saviours to the virus-infected patients in the city...