This is a wonderful initiative by BMC, Bhubaneswar. 👏
You can donate kindness through an app. Just schedule a pickup and they will collect items from your doorstep and ensure they reach those in need.
You can donate clothes, books, toys, food items, medical supplies, and more through this app.
A simple step that can make a big difference. 💙
She could have used the years to rest. Instead, she chose to heal.
At nearly 100, Dr K Laxmi Bai gifted her entire life’s savings, Rs 3.4 crore, to AIIMS Bhubaneswar to build a gynaecological oncology unit for women battling cancer across Odisha and beyond.
Born in 1926, Dr Laxmi Bai was in the first MBBS batch at SCB Medical College, Cuttack. She later earned her DGO and MD from Madras Medical College and went on to pursue an MPH at Johns Hopkins Hospital in the USA, an extraordinary achievement for her time.
For more than five decades, she served women with care and dignity, from government hospitals in Sundargarh to teaching at MKCG Medical College, Berhampur, where she retired as professor in 1986.
Now, as she steps into her 100th year, her gift is shaping a future where more women receive timely, specialised cancer care. Her only wish is that this contribution trains future doctors and offers hope to countless lives.
Some call it charity. The world will remember it as a legacy.
#DrLaxmiBai #AIIMSBhubaneswar #WomensHealth #CancerCare #Odisha #PositiveNews
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CUTTACK proves why it is known as #SilverCity of India on the occasion of Dashara season with it's intricate carvings. Presenting some of the stunning Puja pandals of city 2024.
1) Mangalabag Durga Puja Samiti: from silver to transition of Gold this year.
#DurgaPujainOdisha
A year of protest against the federation chief.
Slept on pavements for 40 days.
Was beaten, dragged by the police.
Nearly immersed all her medals in the Ganga.
Underwent knee surgery.
Sealed her Olympic spot after an unforgiving qualification process.
Became the 1st Indian woman wrestler to qualify for three successive Olympics.
And now, she's beaten the unbeatable defending champ, won two more bouts to become the first Indian woman to reach a wrestling Olympic final.
Words fail to appreciate what Vinesh Phogat has just done.
https://t.co/ItdNkkWO1w | #Paris2024