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Abstract: The Corporate houses and different Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have been constantly engaging in combating the COVID-19 pandemic situation in India. As a part of the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibilities) activity, several Indian corporate houses like the Mc Donald�s, the Audi, the Coca-Cola, the Volkswagen and many more Indian origin companies like the Infosys Foundation, the ITC Ltd, the TCS, the Reliance Industries Ltd etc. are trying to contribute money, foods, necessary commodities to the part of society where it requires the most and trying to make people aware about basic hygiene. Other than that the companies have taken precautionary measures for most of their employees to Work from Home and other flexibilities. Along with the corporate houses, the NGOs have been untiringly trying to help migrant labourers and other affected poor people in their own way apart from governmental measures. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) of India has already issued instruction to all states to utilize the services of NGOs to provide food and shelter to the migrant workers. NGOs like the MCKS Food for the Hungry Foundation, the Zomato Feeding India, the Give India, the SEEDS, the Uday Foundation, and the Khushiyaan Foundation etc. have been proving free foods or ration and shelters for migrant labourers and distributing free soaps, sanitizers & masks, medicines etc. to those who are not capable to buy. NGOs are also helping to those elderly persons who are abandoned by their families and friends. They are also collecting donations from the middle class and rich people who want to become a part of this philanthropic activity. All of them are trying to make India unite, hunger less and working with government to help those who needs it the most. The aim of this article is to focus on the role of the corporate houses and the NGOs in combating the pandemic situation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in India.