Good Samaritan  

Government notifies rules in order to help those who come forward to help accident victims 
 

In this tough times of COVID 19, things are becoming bad to worse for most of the people. The people in the lower section of our society like the daily wage workers and laborers are badly hit. 
 

On today's episode of The Good Fight on MyNation, we bring you how two brothers with the help of friends are helping the poor during the coronavirus crisis. Their motto in life is simple - no one dies poor
 

A person by name Munikrishna was allegedly beaten up by a circle inspector in Kolar, Karnataka for questioning a bus conductor for not stopping the bus at the designated stop.

Tweeting a picture where she can be seen posing with Smriti Irani, she revealed that the newly-elected BJP MP from Amethi helped her reach home safely, considering the 'crazy rush' post the ceremony.

Finding your name in the voters list is not easy in every election and many of them miss the opportunity to vote. A Good Samaritan came to voters help in Mandya as he camped outside Chamundi Layout and assisted those who found their names missing in the electoral list as Karnataka voted in Lok Sabha election on Thursday
 

The 80-year-old Selvamma has been selling corn in Bengaluru for 18 years and an NGO gifted her a DC fan made by Selco company making her work easy.

With this, Karnataka has become the first state to give legal protection to good samaritans through a legislation amidst the rising incidents of accidental deaths in India, which saw 1,50,785 people getting killed in road accidents in 2016.
 

Many celebs like Mammootty, Manju Warrier and Jayasurya took the effort to visit houses of those affected by Kerala rains in relief camps and helped the needy
 

Bollywood actress Alia Bhatt turns Good Samaritan by helping illuminate 40 huts with solar lamps in the Kikkeri village in Mandya district of Karnataka state.