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
A CELEBRATION OF HOPE
Bollywood shows us how hope can magically brighten up even the gloomiest of moments. Actor
Akshay Kumar, along with
Kartik Aaryan, Kriti Sanon, Ayushmann Khurrana, Tiger
Shroff and others have come together for an uplifting video — Muskurayega India. They shot their portions from their homes. In another short film urging people to stay home, actor Amitabh Bachchan is joined by Ranbir Kapoor, Rajinikanth, Alia Bhatt, and other stars from various film industries.
THE ELDERLY ARE NOT ALONE
British singer Rita Ora and her sister Elena will stand by the elderly during the coronavirus pandemic. They have signed up to be National Health Service (NHS) volunteers. They will assist with deliveries and they will also reach out to speak to lonely members of society during this time of social distancing.
ONCE A DOCTOR, ALWAYS A DOCTOR!
back, Irish Seven years
Leo Prime Minister medicine to Varadkar left in politics. pursue a career back to Now, he is going as Ireland work as a doctor
He will battles Covid-19. a week. Miss do one shift England Bhasha also Mukherjee will as return to work a junior doctor coronavirus during pandemic.
AMRITSAR HEALTH OFFICIAL SINGS CIVIL SONG IN HOSPITAL
Pharmacist at district civil hospital, Deepak
Rai Devgan, took spread to music to awareness about Covid-19 among the hospital authorities and patients. On the tune of ‘Ek Pyar Ka Nagma Hai’ (Shor), he sang the ‘Corona’ song, by written Advocate Madhup. The song included precautions, safety tips.
WHEN CRPF TURNED UP AS ANGELS
Mohammad Arif from Rajouri (Jammu and Kashmir) worked as a watchman in Mumbai. Desperate to reach his father who suffered a brain stroke, Arif began a 2,100 km journey on a bicycle from Mumbai to J&K. He was still on his way when the Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) airlifted his father from Rajouri to Jammu and sent him to Chandigarh for treatment.
FEMALE INMATES OF PATIALA JAIL TO PRODUCE MASKS FOR THE NEEDY FOR FREE
Female inmates of Patiala jail have prepared 1,450 masks under the community polytechnic scheme at Govt Polytechnic College to distribute free of cost among the needy in district. Scheme coordinator Gurbakshish Singh said they have donated the masks to Patiala administration. The inmates are undergoing a stitching, embroidery course, under which they made these.