Odisha police honour good samaritans after kidnapped minor rescued unharmed
Two miscreants had abducted the girl while she was returning home with her grandmother from tuition classes.
Two miscreants had abducted the girl while she was returning home with her grandmother from tuition classes.
Even though Kulamani Jena is not a tribal, the Daruas treat him as one of their own. They praise him for the role he plays in preserving their culture and for building their youth into resourceful people for the growth of their community and society at large
“These children are from the economically weaker section of the society. Either they are orphans, or their parents are too poor to provide for their basic needs. They come from places as far as Nepal, Mizoram as also from Uttar Pradesh” says Mr Dharam Dutt.
Founded in 2005, Badhte Kadam has now become a multi-pronged philanthropic enterprise serving the destitute, women, elders, children, patients, students, animals, birds, beggars, mentally challenged people, bereaved families of deceased persons and even the dead
Vijay Jardhari, who started the 'Beej Bachao Andolan' Uttarakhand in 1986 along with fellow farmers, has dedicated his life to conserving traditional seeds, which otherwise would have disappeared due to wide acceptability of hybrid seeds among farmers
Vikas Chandra, more popular as Guddu Baba, is a veritable one-man army. He has taken upon himself the task to save the Ganges which flows by Patna, after leaving the job of a college lecturer to become a full-time campaigner.
Prachi Deo relied upon her technological expertise to set up an online information resource platform for the families of individuals with IDD
Her empathy for deprived people created a rare determination that effectively changed the lives of at least 100,000 people in Gujarat. And, Mittal Patel is continuing with her efforts to bring more nomadic people into the mainstream of society and give them a dignified life.
Mansoori owns a small eatery called the ‘Naaz Hotel’ outside the bus stand and it is here that he turns into a Good Samaritan every night.
Having employed 20 part-time teachers, Bhan Singh Jassi runs evening study centres for slum children at six places — Sherpur, Barnala, Longewal, Sangrur, Dhuri, Patiala and Sirhind — in four districts without any government help
