Davis Cup player has been packaging food for the needy after global lockdown prevented him from returning home. FMTNews DavisCup DmitriiBaskov
Workers distribute food among people who have been left jobless due to virus lockdown, in New Delhi last Monday.
The 25-year-old, once a hitting partner for Wimbledon champion Simona Halep, has since been helping out by packaging food for the needy in Ahmedabad, capital of the western state of Gujarat. “One hundred, 200, 300 packets and then we realised we are doing some great stuff. It is not a daily desire or action, it is now a natural act of helping.The nationwide lockdown, imposed on March 25, has caused misery for millions who rely on India’s vast, hand-to-mouth informal sector.
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