Veteran
actress
Shabana
Azmi
has
helped
provide
essentials,
such
as
dry
rations,
cooked
meals
and
sanitation
products
to
over
10
lakh
people
across
a
large
number
of
districts
in
the
country.
Shabana
took
to
Twitter
to
share
that
she
is
both
'proud
and
thankful'
for
the
support
she
has
been
able
to
provide
to
the
needy,
in
collaboration
with
Action
Aid
India
and
other
partners.
She
tweeted,
"Am
both
proud
n
thankful
dat
@ActionAidIndia
n
partners
hve
been
able
2
reach
more
than
10
lakh
individuals,
across
172
districts
in
21
states
n
1union
territory.We
hve
provided
dry
rations
cooked
meals
n
sanitation
products
as
relief
measures.Thank
you
to
all
our
contributors,"
(sic).
Am
both
proud
n
thankful
dat
@ActionAidIndia
n
partners
hve
been
able
2
reach
more
than
10
lakh
individuals,
across
172
districts
in
21
states
n
1union
territory.We
hve
provided
dry
rations
cooked
meals
n
sanitation
products
as
relief
measures.Thank
you
to
all
our
contributors
🙏
A
while
back,
chef
turned
filmmaker
Vikas
Khanna
had
revealed
that
Shabana
has
been
a
major
help
in
providing
rations
to
orphanages
and
old
age
homes.
He
had
tweeted,
"5
mins
ago,
we
reached
50
cities
all
over
India
distributing
over
200
Quintals
Dry
Rations.
Huge
round
of
applause
for
@NDRFHQ
Officers
for
working
24/7
on
this
mission
to
feed
Old-Age
Homes
and
Orphanages.
And
biggest
thank
to
Ma
and
@AzmiShabana
for
checking
on
me
24/7." To
this,
Shabana
had
replied,
"I
hope
you
are
less
stressed
now
Hibiscus,"
(sic).
5
mins
ago,
we
reached
50
cities
all
over
India
distributing
over
200
Quintals
Dry
Rations.
Huge
round
of
applause
for
@NDRFHQ
Officers
for
working
24/7
on
this
mission
to
feed
Old-Age
Homes
and
Orphanages.
And
biggest
thank
to
Ma
and
@AzmiShabana
for
checking
on
me
24/7.❤️
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Shabana
Azmi
has
been
urging
people
to
help
out
the
elderly
during
the
Coronavirus
lockdown,
as
they
are
one
of
the
most
vulnerable
groups
at
this
point
of
time.
She
had
shared
a
video,
in
which
she
said
that
the
roles
have
reversed
and
that
she
noticed
a
lot
of
young
people
taking
care
of
the
elders
in
their
communities.
She
also
encouraged
others
to
"Be
there
for
the
elderly,
without
being
around
them."