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Harry Potter Author J. K. Rowling has donated to Khalsa Aid's COVID-19 relief fund. Read to know more details on the story below.

Singapore will tighten restrictions on social gatherings and public activities after Covid-19 clusters emerged in the past two weeks, the country’s Ministry of Health announced Friday.

After three week of silence, Indian Prime Minister finally speaks out about Covid-19 disaster From CNN’s Swati Gupta in New Delhi Relatives embrace next to the body of a person who died due to Covid-19 at a crematorium in New Delhi on May 11. Money Sharma/AFP/Getty Images Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has -- for the first time in three weeks -- addressed the devastation caused by the second wave of the pandemic. Tens of thousands of people have died across the country as hospitals ran...

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facebook Pintrest His pursuits are not limited to acting in films and shows alone. Randeep Hooda’s love for horses and wildlife photography keeps him just as busy and, at times, away from the crazy rat race in Bollywood. Two decades into the business, and Randeep who has created a niche in the industry, still feels that there’s a lot left to explore. Randeep, who will be seen as the antagonist in Radhe: Your Most Wanted Bhai headlined by Salman Khan, talks about his second release in the co...

Covid-19: Across faiths, US volunteers mobilize for India crisis Top Searches Covid-19: Across faiths, US volunteers mobilize for India crisis AP / Updated: May 12, 2021, 08:30 IST FacebookTwitterLinkedinEMail Dr Abhu Kaur of Khalsa Aid USA, a global humanitarian organization, labels a pallet of electrical transformers, which will be shipped to New Delhi with oxygen concentrators. WASHINGTON: Volunteers at Hindu temples, Muslim groups and Sikh relief organizations across the United States are m...

US Volunteers Organize Aid Efforts for India’s COVID Crisis May 11, 2021 From left, Tim Williams, warehouse assistant for Medisys, Ray Fredericks, assistant director for Medisys, and Dr. Abhu Kaur with Khalsa Aid USA load supply to be shipped to New Delhi May 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Jessie Wardarski) Share share The URL has been copied to your clipboard 0:00 0:06:02 0:00 Pop-out player Volunteers from religious groups across the United States are organizing aid efforts to help India deal with its ...

Volunteers at Hindu temples, Muslim groups and Sikh relief organizations across the United States are mobilizing to support India as the world’s second most populous country struggles to handle a devastating surge of the coronavirus. From coast to coast, faith groups tied to the Indian diaspora have collected hundreds of oxygen concentrators and electrical transformers to ship to overwhelmed hospitals, raised millions for everything from food to firewood for funeral pyres and gathered in p...

Across faiths, US volunteers mobilize for India crisis Sign In LUIS ANDRES HENAO and JESSIE WARDARSKI, Associated Press May 10, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail 11 1of11From left, Tim Williams, warehouse assistant for Medisys, Ray Fredericks, assistant director for Medisys, and Dr. Abhu Kaur with Khalsa Aid USA, a global humanitarian organization, load dozens of electrical transformers onto a pallet, which will be shipped to New Delhi with oxygen concentrators this week on New York’s Lo...

Sakib Ali/Hindustan Times via Getty Images While here in the US some are tentatively removing their masks and resuming small outdoor gatherings, others around the world are searching for air. In India, people need oxygen, and they need it now. India reports another 400,000+ cases, 4000+ death day A sustained level of horribleness And its not correct Lots of ways to estimate but heres a simple one Look at the crematoriums Thread— Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH (@ashishkjha) May 9, 2021 When people a...