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Fact Check: Al Bayt Stadium in Qatar passed off as Covid centre built by RSS at Indore Jyoti Dwivedi An aerial view of a large complex is being shared on social media with the claim that it shows a 6,000-bed Covid care centre built by the RSS in Indore. Text superimposed on the picture reads, "2nd largest Covid care center in India. RSS has built 6000-bed Covid care centre and 4 oxygen plants in 45 acres of land in Indore". Many WhatsApp and © Provided by India Today India To...

What a food park in Bihar’s Khagaria can tell us about the future of corporate agriculture in India 27 April 2021 A sign board outside the Pristine food park in Ekania village. The setting up of the park followed a litany of misinformation and illegalities that lost the people of Ekania their land, livelihood and employment. Neel Madhav A sign board outside the Pristine food park in Ekania village. The setting up of the park followed a litany of misinformation a...

Covid 19 coronavirus: Indian hospitals buckle amid virus surge 20 Apr, 2021 08:36 PM 6 minutes to read Indias capital New Delhi to lock down as covid-19 cases top 15 million. Video / France 24 Indias capital New Delhi to lock down as covid-19 cases top 15 million. Video / France 24 AP Seema Gandotra, sick with the coronavirus, gasped for breath in an ambulance for 10 hours as it tried unsuccessfully to find an open bed at six hospitals in Indias sprawling capital. By the time she was admitted, ...

Hospitals understaffed and overflowing, medical oxygen scarce, intensive care units full as 250,000 new infections detected and over 1,700 die in just 24 hours

India COVID ‘storm’ hits new records as oxygen supplies run short Al Jazeera English © A man carries a filled oxygen cylinder to load into a truck for a hospital outside a private refilli... A man carries a filled oxygen cylinder to load into a truck for a hospital outside a private refilling station in New Delhi [Adnan Abidi/Reuters] India’s COVID-19 outbreak has set new records with more than 2,000 deaths in 24 hours – the highest single-day tally for the country so...

Poor Indians are bearing the brunt of “pandemic policing” as the country struggles to contain a deadly second wave of Covid-19 cases by imposing stricter curfew rules and curbs on movement, rights advocates said. Hawkers, slum dwellers, food couriers and migrant workers are most likely to fall foul of lockdown rules — from fines for failing to wear a face mask or being out in the street to having roadside stalls closed down, according to unions and activists. “Our ground experience show...

For Indias poor, COVID-19 pandemic policing adds to lockdown hardships Toggle share menu Advertisement For Indias poor, COVID-19 pandemic policing adds to lockdown hardships A health worker takes a mouth swab sample of a woman to test for COVID-19 at a hospital in Hyderabad, India, Monday, April 19, 2021. (AP Photo/Mahesh Kumar A.) 20 Apr 2021 05:57PM (Updated: 20 Apr 2021 06:05PM) Share this content Bookmark CHENNAI: Poor Indians are bearing the brunt of "p...

Published Tuesday, April 20, 2021 7:12AM EDT NEW DELHI -- Seema Gandotra, sick with the coronavirus, gasped for breath in an ambulance for 10 hours, as it tried unsuccessfully at six hospitals in Indias sprawling capital to find an open bed. By the time she was admitted, it was too late, and the 51-year-old died hours later. Rajiv Tiwari, whose oxygen levels began falling after he tested positive for the virus, has the opposite problem: He identified an open bed, but the 30-som...

NEW DELHI — Seema Gandotra, sick with the coronavirus, gasped for breath in an ambulance for 10 hours, as it tried unsuccessfully at six hospitals in India’s sprawling capital to find an open bed. By the time she was admitted, it was too late, and the 51-year-old died hours later. Rajiv Tiwari, whose oxygen levels began falling after he tested positive for the virus, has the opposite problem: He identified an open bed, but the 30-something resident of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh canâ€�...

No place for patients: Indian hospitals buckle amid Covid surge AP/New Delhi Filed on April 20, 2021 Patients with a breathing problem wait inside an ambulance to enter a Covid-19 hospital for treatment in Ahmedabad. — Reuters India’s health system is collapsing under the worst surge in coronavirus infections that it has seen so far Seema Gandotra, sick with the coronavirus, gasped for breath in an ambulance for 10 hours as it tried unsuccessfully to find an open bed at six hospital...