Good gesture: Jubin Nautiyal sends aid to families in Uttarakhand

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Updated At : 01:21 PM Jul 30, 2020 IST

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Singer Jubin Nautiyal received accolades for his digital live concerts to keep the spirit alive during the tough times. Recently, while visiting his village Jaunsar Bawar in Dehradun, the singer found that labourers had returned home from cities and were out of work. Jubin decided to change their situation and got in touch with Anant Ambani. Jubin and Anant Ambani distributed ration kits to 6,000 families. Jubin expresses his gratitude towards the Ambani family for helping the needy.

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