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Gangadhara Tilak Katnam, a retired railway officer who used his pension to fill up 1,125 potholes around Hyderabad.
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Sunitha Krishnan, a gang-rape survivor who founded an NGO that rescues, rehabilitates and integrates victims of sex-trafficking back into society.
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Syed Merajuddin Hydri, a traffic cop who leaves home every day with six bottles of petrol for those in need.
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Manju Latha Kalanidhi, who started the Rice Bucket Challenge, which involves donating a bucket of rice to a poor person or family.
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Aishwarya Rao, who runs Cradle India Foundation, a free daycare facility for lower income women to send their kids to.
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Azhar Maqsusi, who feeds hundreds of people free food under the Dabeerpura Flyover everyday.
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Amala Akkineni, a former actress who now helps in rescuing sick animals, and vaccinating stray dogs.
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This group of doctors who distribute hearing aids to children from economically challenged families.
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Srivyal Vuyyuri, who returned from USA to start an NGO for children from vulnerable and underprivileged groups.
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Make A Change, who distribute free blankets to the homeless around the city.
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This autorickshaw driver, who provides free rides to pregnant women during emergencies.
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Srikanth Bolla, a blind student who couldn't get into IIT, but made it to MIT and now runs a company valued at ₹50 crores.
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This group of students, who took it upon themselves to give the paan-stained walls of Hyderabad a makeover.
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And Manjula Krishnan, who runs the Good Will Store, a free walk-in store for the poor, where they can shop with dignity.
More like HyderaGOOD, amirite?
