Whether it is the fear of a second wave of the virus or the disruption of livelihoods, there is still uncertainty in India’s hinterlands. But the volunteers and villagers have experienced that by uniting we can beat the odds.

Isha has been conducting various social welfare measures and support activities daily to rein in the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic in Karnataka, particularly in rural communities. Isha has also been supporting medical and frontline workers carry on their essential work.

As Kerala reeled under its worst flood in nearly a century, 175 Isha volunteers including 50 Nadi Veeras and several doctors were on the ground involved in rescue efforts, providing basic amenities, medical aid, and cleaning houses and temples.