Indian tech leaders come forward to help breathless India
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New Delhi, April 25 : More than two weeks after oxygen shortages were reported across India, particularly in the national capital, many technology leaders have come forward to help the citizens. We have sourced supplies for oxygen concentrators of different sizes while we place the order using our own money. We want you to join hands in solving #OxygenShortage, Vijay Shekhar, Founder Paytm said in a tweet on Sunday. Donate here https://paytm.com/offer/donateoxygen and we will match your contribution and use it to source OCs. Also, do RT, he added.
Zomato s Feeding India partners with Delhivery in fight against Covid-19
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Last Updated: Apr 25, 2021, 03:44 PM IST
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The move comes amid soaring Covid-19 cases in the country
Zomato s not-for-profit arm Feeding India has partnered with logistics firm Delhivery to source oxygen concentrators and related supplies to help hospitals and families in need, co-founder Deepinder Goyal announced on Twitter.
Zomato Feeding India, our not-for-profit has kickstarted the “Help Save My India” endeavour today in association wi… https://t.co/vmwA6Y9KHq Deepinder Goyal (@deepigoyal) 1619336937000 We have already kickstarted the effort, and now need your help to raise Rs 50 crores for @FeedingIndia in the next few days (hours?) to save hundreds of thousands of lives. If we raise more, we will get more oxygen, Goyal said on Twitter. Domestic donors can head over to the Feeding India website to make donations while the platform will soon open for international donors, Goyal s
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