by Sanjay Kumar Verma

Every year, on 19 August, the international community observes World Humanitarian Day. The occasion honours those who work, often in dangerous and unforgiving conditions, to save lives in places devastated by war, earthquakes, floods, epidemics and famine. Their courage deserves …

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