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We are living in a new normal and the idea of Heroes in the field has got redefined in the past six months as regular people have transformed themselves into selfless frontline warriors who are winning the battle of humanity. During IPL season 13, Royal Challengers Bangalore would be paying tribute to these Real Challengers through #MyCovidHeroes initiatives.
To acknowledge the efforts and honour the sacrifices made by these real challengers, RCB team will proudly don a tribute jersey with the message "My COVID Heroes" both during training and matches for the entire tournament. The message will be displayed on the back of both the jerseys. RCB team will also be supporting GiveIndia Foundation by donating the proceeds from the auction of the jerseys that players wear during season's first RCB match.
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Also through the season RCB players would be paying tribute to all the COVID Heroes and sharing some of the inspirational stories on the team's Social Media Handles with the intent to inspire millions of RCB's fans to embrace this hero spirit and be Real Challengers in their own context.
During the tribute Jersey launch, Sanjeev Churiwala, Chairman, RCB said, "Royal Challengers Bangalore has always stood for playing bold in the face of adversities, and we believe that right now these COVID-19 Heroes are embodying this purpose by relentlessly fighting for the greater good. Humanity is going to be grateful to them for many generations to come and through this campaign, we wanted to be among the first to pay tribute to their challenger spirit both on and off the field."
Virat Kohli, Captain, RCB said, "In the past few months, whenever I heard the stories of the COVID-19 Heroes it has given me literal goosebumps. These real challengers have made the country proud and inspired all of us to be more persistent and dedicated to our efforts to build a better tomorrow. I am truly proud to wear RCB's "My COVID Heroes" jersey as a sign of solidarity and gratitude to everyone who is right now going the extra mile to support the community at large. They have batted day and night and fought on the field, and I am honoured to call them my heroes."
During the launch, RCB players including Virat Kohli, Parthiv Patel and Devdutt Paddikal were seen interacting with Real Challengers Simranjeet Singh, Hetika Shah and Zeeshan Javid who have worked tirelessly and have created a strong positive impact in these trying times.
Simranjeet Singh, a hearing-impaired but that did not stop him from helping others in the pandemic. He approached people to raise donations for the poor suffering in the pandemic and many Deaf individuals agreed. These individuals weren't from any particular organisation and they selflessly donated funds. Simranjeet Singh along with his friends raised Rs 98,000 to help people.
Hetika Shah - During COVID-19, seeing the urgent requirement for protective gears, Hetika Shah through continuous effort developed 'Four-S Shield'- First Indigenously made N99 Mask certified by NABL lab. Developed by Hetika Shah, the 4S SHIELD face mask covers all four sensory organs and aims to help frontline workers treating COVID-19 patients.
Zeeshan Javid who is helping migrant workers in need by delivering milk, as it is a vital commodity for children. He started Mission Milk and began funding it with his pocket money. He along with his brothers started by providing 60 litres a day and slowly scaled up to distributing 500 litres of milk every day. This way, the team has distributed 20,080 litres of milk among 40,000 children living in 45 different areas of North Bengaluru.
The team has started an online fundraiser on Milaap, a crowdfunding website with a goal to raise Rs. 7.5 lakh and provide 150 families with milk on a daily basis.
Many such stories of such selfless unsung heroes will be shared throughout the season.
More stories here:
Video
Link:
COVID
Hero
Swati
Rawal
She
is
an
Air
India
commercial
pilot,
brought
home
263
Indians
stranded
in
Italy,
a
country
ravaged
by
the
COVID-19
outbreak.
Her
safe
return
infused
hope
and
optimism
in
hundreds
of
Indians
and
their
families.
Video
Link:
COVID
Hero
-
Sagar
Gupta
Naugriya
Co-founder
of
Indian
Robotics
Solutions
since
2015,
he
is
habituated
with
building
drones
for
agricultural
utility,
they
quickly
scheme
a
successful
launch
for
their
Corona
Combat
Drone
(CCD)
to
sanitize
the
overgrowing
and
stuffy
neighbourhoods
of
Delhi.
With
permission
from
the
NDMC
(North
Delhi
Municipal
Corporation),
drones
manned
by
trained
pilots
create
hygienic
conditions
for
congested
and
overpopulation
slums
in
Delhi.
A
liquid
is
sprayed
from
above
these
areas
to
prevent
the
spread
of
the
virus
in
such
overwhelming
conditions.
Video
Link:
COVID
Hero
-
Akshay
Kothawale
A
30-year-old
auto-rickshaw
driver
in
Pune,
he
had
saved
2
lakhs
for
his
wedding.
When
it
got
delayed
due
to
lockdown,
he
decided
to
put
the
money
to
better
use,
feeding
migrant
workers
in
Pune.
He
has
been
distributing
ration
kits,
towels
and
clothes
to
the
migrant
workers
from
different
cities
who
are
stuck
in
Pune
due
to
the
lockdown.
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