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EMPATHY TO ALTRUISM

The greatest forms of charity give succour to the most vulnerable. Retired clerk Balram Chandra, 61, a resident of Gurugram, spent much of his hard-earned provident fund on weekly dialysis at a private hospital. “Within two years, I spent Rs 5 five lakh. When there was no money left, I gave up dialysis,” he says. In April 2023, Balram heard about a free dialysis centre in

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