SIX SHOTS OF LIFE

There’s negativity all around but we will focus on the positivity. Our editor picks shots of life that bring a smile

AN ACT OF COMPASSION

Actor Sonu Sood has arranged 10 buses for 350 migrant workers stuck in Mumbai to help them reach their homes in Karnataka. They’d have otherwise walked home for days. Sood also gave them travel and meal kits. “Every Indian deserves to be with their dear ones,” the actor says.

FIRST DUTY COMES

Rao from Roopa Parveen nine Karnataka, is Shivamogga, and she continues months pregnant, Covid-19 duty to serve to report for her to senior asked patients. Her Karnataka and even the take leaves, Yediyurappa

BS Chief Minister insists that rest, but she advised her her. people need

LOOK WHO’S TAKEN!

And he chose the lockdown to break countless hearts! Actor Rana Daggubati has announced on Instagram that he’s found love. He shared a picture of him with event manager Miheeka Bajaj, with the caption ‘And she said Yes :)’. A lockdown love story that none had any clue about!

ANGELS IN DISGUISE

On International Nurses Day yesterday, actor Shraddha Kapoor shared a graffiti

Rachel by British artist List— a nurse angel with wings. rainbow Shraddha she salutes wrote that the nurses dedication for their to their their selfless profession, service and sacrifices they the have made to keep us safe in the deadly pandemic. Hats off to these heroes!

SMILING BEHIND THE MASKS

A woman clicks a selfie with Mickey Mouse in Disneyland, Shanghai, the first Disney theme park to reopen worldwide since the pandemic. As visitors returned, protective measures such as face masks and social distancing were in place to contain Covid-19. The virus changed the way we entertain, but let’s take life as it comes, and find joy in little things that bring a smile.

WE ARE HAPPY PEOPLE!

While Covid-19 has spread gloom across the world, it has also made us discover and embrace our inherent happiness. Health workers in a Punjab hospital’s isolation ward perform giddha in PPE suits to cheer up patients. Staying positive is the only way to overcome

this crisis.