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Punjab Beggar Collects Rs 10 From People, Distributes 500 Blankets To Poor
As a severe cold wave grips North India, life has become harsh for the poor, homeless, and destitute. As many struggle to protect themselves from the cold, a remarkable story of compassion has emerged from Punjab's Pathankot.
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After Maha Kumbh Mela, Adani Group To Offer Seva At Puri Rath Yatra
Following its extensive, mostly volunteer-driven initiative to feed the masses during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj earlier this year, the Adani Group has now shifted its focus to another of India's most revered religious festivals - the Rath Yatr
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Now, Social Service Mandatory For Drivers Who Violate Kerala Traffic Laws
The Kerala government on Thursday decided to make social service and training compulsory for drivers who violate various traffic laws.
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Gurugram’s First Ever Community Fridge Helps in Reducing Food Wastage
The main aim of the community fridge is to curb food wastage and help feed the people in need. The concept has reached Indian cities like Kochi and Mumbai where community fridges have been installed and now, Gurugram has one too!
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Site Of Massacre In San Bernardino, California Reopens
The office building in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were massacred last month by a married couple inspired by Islamist militants, reopened on Monday.
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'Can You Hear a Baby Crying?' Newborn Found Buried Alive Along California Bike Path
To passers-by, her small screams sounded like cat cries.
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Indian-American Groups to Campaign on Immigration Issues
Indian-American groups have called for a campaign on immigration issues affecting the Indian diaspora including use of H-1B visa by technology companies from India and growing backlog of family visas.
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Remove children from radical Muslim parents: London mayor
Muslim youngsters who are being radicalised by their parents should be treated as child abuse victims and removed from their families, London Mayor Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Vasant Dhoble strikes again, arrests 31 in raid on a Mumbai bar
Mumbai Police's social service branch, which is headed by hockey stick-wielding cop Vasant Dhoble, raided a bar in suburban Mumbai on Friday night. The raid was conducted on Sangam Bar in Malad and the police say 14 bar girls were rescued and 28 customers and three employees of the bar were arrested. They have been booked under various sections of...
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Mantralaya fire: When students controlled crowds
Our nation's obsession with disaster was on display yet again on Thursday, with flocks of onlookers gathering in front of Mantralaya to gape at the rescue operations. But 50-odd students from the National Social Service (NSS) branch of KC College, realising the urgent need to control these crowds, took it upon themselves to ensure that firemen and ...
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Corporation announces 'best councillor' awards
In a bid to make the Chennai Corporation councillors get closer to their voters with their public welfare activities, the civic body has announced a new scheme, wherein the selected members would receive 'Best Councillor' awards and a citation from Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. According to official sources, the 'Best Councillor' award would inspi...
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The real reason Amitabh Bachchan quit politics
He says he quit politics as people questioned his "harmless social service".
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Punjab Beggar Collects Rs 10 From People, Distributes 500 Blankets To Poor
As a severe cold wave grips North India, life has become harsh for the poor, homeless, and destitute. As many struggle to protect themselves from the cold, a remarkable story of compassion has emerged from Punjab's Pathankot.
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After Maha Kumbh Mela, Adani Group To Offer Seva At Puri Rath Yatra
Following its extensive, mostly volunteer-driven initiative to feed the masses during the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj earlier this year, the Adani Group has now shifted its focus to another of India's most revered religious festivals - the Rath Yatr
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Now, Social Service Mandatory For Drivers Who Violate Kerala Traffic Laws
The Kerala government on Thursday decided to make social service and training compulsory for drivers who violate various traffic laws.
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Gurugram’s First Ever Community Fridge Helps in Reducing Food Wastage
The main aim of the community fridge is to curb food wastage and help feed the people in need. The concept has reached Indian cities like Kochi and Mumbai where community fridges have been installed and now, Gurugram has one too!
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Site Of Massacre In San Bernardino, California Reopens
The office building in San Bernardino, California, where 14 people were massacred last month by a married couple inspired by Islamist militants, reopened on Monday.
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'Can You Hear a Baby Crying?' Newborn Found Buried Alive Along California Bike Path
To passers-by, her small screams sounded like cat cries.
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Indian-American Groups to Campaign on Immigration Issues
Indian-American groups have called for a campaign on immigration issues affecting the Indian diaspora including use of H-1B visa by technology companies from India and growing backlog of family visas.
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Remove children from radical Muslim parents: London mayor
Muslim youngsters who are being radicalised by their parents should be treated as child abuse victims and removed from their families, London Mayor Boris Johnson said on Monday.
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Vasant Dhoble strikes again, arrests 31 in raid on a Mumbai bar
Mumbai Police's social service branch, which is headed by hockey stick-wielding cop Vasant Dhoble, raided a bar in suburban Mumbai on Friday night. The raid was conducted on Sangam Bar in Malad and the police say 14 bar girls were rescued and 28 customers and three employees of the bar were arrested. They have been booked under various sections of...
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Mantralaya fire: When students controlled crowds
Our nation's obsession with disaster was on display yet again on Thursday, with flocks of onlookers gathering in front of Mantralaya to gape at the rescue operations. But 50-odd students from the National Social Service (NSS) branch of KC College, realising the urgent need to control these crowds, took it upon themselves to ensure that firemen and ...
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Corporation announces 'best councillor' awards
In a bid to make the Chennai Corporation councillors get closer to their voters with their public welfare activities, the civic body has announced a new scheme, wherein the selected members would receive 'Best Councillor' awards and a citation from Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa. According to official sources, the 'Best Councillor' award would inspi...
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The real reason Amitabh Bachchan quit politics
He says he quit politics as people questioned his "harmless social service".
