Homeless
Nigambodh Ghat, one of the biggest crematoriums of the Capital, is not only a place for the dead but this year it has also turned into a place for the homeless
[…]This initiative, aimed at offering warmth and protection, is particularly crucial given Delhi’s recent recording of its coldest day of the month, with the minimum temperature plummeting to 5.3 degrees Celsius, as reported by the India Meteorological Department
[…]While December brings with it the spirit of Christmas, for the capital’s homeless, survival in the freezing cold is celebration
[…]While campaigning for the 2022 MCD elections is in full swing, the matter related to those living in and operating from dangerous buildings has been pushed to the background
[…]Patients from across the country visit AIIMS for treatment. But many of them are forced to live and sleep under open skies on the pavement outside the hospital since they cannot afford rooms inside the premier medical facility or rent out private space
[…]Delhi’s streets are home to a population of more than 2 lakh homeless people in India, according to a recent report by the Housing and Land Rights Network. Patriot brings to you an insight into the life of the city’s floating population
[…]Being one of the oldest regions of Delhi, Jamia Nagar houses the dichotomy of rapidly urbanising itself in the face of development, while harbouring hundreds of homeless people who find no aid in the administrative system. Given its status as one of the eight metropolitan cities in the country, New Delhi is considered one of […]
[…]With temperatures starting to dip, the Delhi government’s drive to shelter the homeless during the cold winter months has begun The Delhi government has established 250 temporary homes with the help of NGOs across the city to shelter the homeless during the winter months. These temporary homes have been built in addition to the 206 […]
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