₹15. It worked out—we have been buying them from her and putting them in kits that we distribute as part of our covid-19 relief efforts," she adds.Khan is no ordinary relief worker.
Her attempt is to combine the need for immediate relief with the long term. She has been someone who follows up, stays connected and becomes deeply invested in anyone she is helping—working towards rebuilding lives rather than simply meeting urgent requirements. “We have really taken on a lot, dipped our feet in everything.
But it’s difficult to stop now because people depend on us, they have our word." Over the last few months, she has helped those most affected—whether it is people suffering at the intersection of the covid-19-induced lockdown and the violence.