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Sandhya, a 65 yr old woman who suffered 40% burns on her body was left unattended for over 35 hours on Chetla bridge. On being informed by the locals, the rescue team at HIVE rushed to the spot and admitted her to the hospital for immediate treatment.

It was a rainy and stormy night in Kolkata when the police spotted young Maina, wading through waist deep water, lost and traumatized. HIVE team rescued Maina and other critical citizens that night and transported them to a Home, run by Hope Foundation near Triangular Park.

An 80 year old deranged woman was found walking on the railway tacks dangerously when witnesses dragged her away and contacted HIVE India. The rescue team at HIVE rushed to the spot and with information from local police was able to reunite the woman with her children.

Nitai, one of the founder members of HIVE India talks briefly about the inception of the organization, his sincere team of rescue workers, his inspiration in life and concludes that “if responsibilities are handled a bit more passionately then the world will become a better place to reside in”.

2000 or more residents were evicted from the Railways land and residents were struggling to resettle under substandard living conditions. Lack of sanitation, clean water and inability to fight the bitter winter resulted in illness of the residents. HIVE provides treatment and better living conditions to them. Indranil Chakraborty & Bidyut Roy