Uday Foundation

This money is being given to the family for medical expenses and rehabilitation. Fixed deposits are being set up in the name of the baby, whose identity cannot be revealed.

As Kashmir shivers amid the harshest winter spell, locally known as 'Chillai Kalan,' a blanket drive by NGO Uday foundation, in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Police, is underway for the needy in hospitals and orphanages in the valley. Officers of the Jammu and Kashmir Police are distributing the blankets.

This food drive is organized twice a week; our van pulls up and feeds about 1,000 people a day, many of them living on the pavements outside AIIMS while they await medical attention.

It was very difficult to control my emotions.While sitting in a comfortable home fitted with all amenities, nobody can imagine the plight of such people.

A request on social networking site Twitter drew prompt response from Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu and helped a patient in getting his tickets in Dibrugarh Rajdhani confirmed for travel from Jalpaiguri to Delhi.

He was fighting cancer, dreamt of being an Air Force pilot.

Students from 27 schools in Kerala regions have collected Rs 4 lakh, voluntarily donating a single rupee a day over a sustained period, and have dedicated it to homeless people in North India, to help them fight the cold by buying them blankets under NDTV and Uday Foundation's "Blanket Drive".

December 28 was Delhi's coldest night. The mercury fell to as low as 2.6 degrees Celsius. And in this bone chilling cold, there were many who slept on streets on pieces of cardboard and covered themselves with plastic sheets. These homeless people struggled to keep themselves alive.

Uday Foundation's Rahul Verma on his first trip to flood-ravaged Srinagar.

The de-addiction centre is aimed at helping youngsters wean themselves off the Internet.

Rahul Verma is the founder of Uday Foundation, a small grassroots non-profit based in New Delhi.

Thank you for your overwhelming participation in our blanket donation initiative. New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV), in collaboration with the Uday Foundation in Delhi, had initiated a drive to provide blankets to Muzaffarnagar riot victims, people living in flood affected villages of Uttarakhand, and to the homeless in Delhi.

It was an appeal that had been sent through out through NDTV just two days back over the weekend. But due to an overwhelming response of the viewers, Uday Foundation managed to collect around a thousand blankets and 1500 warm clothes.

Expressing concern over reports that 50 children had died due to cold and poor facilities at relief camps in riot-hit Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court today directed Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav's government to take immediate steps and provide all help to those at the camps by tomorrow.

NDTV is partnering with the Uday Foundation to assist in relief efforts in Uttarkhand. Please scroll below for a list of items you can donate.

This money is being given to the family for medical expenses and rehabilitation. Fixed deposits are being set up in the name of the baby, whose identity cannot be revealed.

As Kashmir shivers amid the harshest winter spell, locally known as 'Chillai Kalan,' a blanket drive by NGO Uday foundation, in collaboration with Jammu and Kashmir Police, is underway for the needy in hospitals and orphanages in the valley. Officers of the Jammu and Kashmir Police are distributing the blankets.

This food drive is organized twice a week; our van pulls up and feeds about 1,000 people a day, many of them living on the pavements outside AIIMS while they await medical attention.

It was very difficult to control my emotions.While sitting in a comfortable home fitted with all amenities, nobody can imagine the plight of such people.

A request on social networking site Twitter drew prompt response from Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu and helped a patient in getting his tickets in Dibrugarh Rajdhani confirmed for travel from Jalpaiguri to Delhi.

He was fighting cancer, dreamt of being an Air Force pilot.

Students from 27 schools in Kerala regions have collected Rs 4 lakh, voluntarily donating a single rupee a day over a sustained period, and have dedicated it to homeless people in North India, to help them fight the cold by buying them blankets under NDTV and Uday Foundation's "Blanket Drive".

December 28 was Delhi's coldest night. The mercury fell to as low as 2.6 degrees Celsius. And in this bone chilling cold, there were many who slept on streets on pieces of cardboard and covered themselves with plastic sheets. These homeless people struggled to keep themselves alive.

Uday Foundation's Rahul Verma on his first trip to flood-ravaged Srinagar.

The de-addiction centre is aimed at helping youngsters wean themselves off the Internet.

Rahul Verma is the founder of Uday Foundation, a small grassroots non-profit based in New Delhi.

Thank you for your overwhelming participation in our blanket donation initiative. New Delhi Television Limited (NDTV), in collaboration with the Uday Foundation in Delhi, had initiated a drive to provide blankets to Muzaffarnagar riot victims, people living in flood affected villages of Uttarakhand, and to the homeless in Delhi.

It was an appeal that had been sent through out through NDTV just two days back over the weekend. But due to an overwhelming response of the viewers, Uday Foundation managed to collect around a thousand blankets and 1500 warm clothes.

Expressing concern over reports that 50 children had died due to cold and poor facilities at relief camps in riot-hit Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh, the Supreme Court today directed Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav's government to take immediate steps and provide all help to those at the camps by tomorrow.

NDTV is partnering with the Uday Foundation to assist in relief efforts in Uttarkhand. Please scroll below for a list of items you can donate.