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Why India needs oxygen more urgently than vaccines Vox.com 5 days ago Lisa J. Hardy, Lawrence Weru, Nazia Sadaf, Jennifer Kasper, and Francesca Decker © Sakib Ali/Hindustan Times via Getty Images A Covid-19 patient person has their blood oxygen levels checked with an oximeter while availing medical oxygen on May 8, 2021, in Ghaziabad, India. While here in the US some are tentatively removing their masks and resuming small outdoor gatherings, others around the world are sear...

N.J. family mourns loss of patriarch, raises awareness about COVID surge in India Updated May 10, 2021; Posted May 10, 2021 Kanwarijt Walias family in New Jersey spent nights up on the phone coordinating his medical care in India. He was one of many casualties of this current surge in coronavirus cases in the worlds second most populous country. Facebook Share A Bergen County family mourning the loss of a beloved patriarch is channeling its grief into an effort to raise awareness about the on...

Amid the raging COVID-19 crisis in India, many are donating to relief work | NewsBytes

Indiaspora, American India Foundation provided vital contributions to Covid relief efforts: Kamala Harris Indiaspora, American India Foundation provided vital contributions to Covid relief efforts: Kamala Harris Ishani Duttagupta | TIMESOFINDIA.COM | May 8, 2021, 17:16 IST US vice president Kamala Harris on Friday highlighted groups like Indiaspora and the American India Foundation have built bridges between the United States and India in this past year and provided vital contributions to Cov...

th birth anniversary of Guru Tegh Bahadur, the 9 th Guru (Teacher) who was born on April 18, 1621 and martyred on November 24, 1675. Guru Tegh Bahadur composed 116  Shabads (Hymns) in 15 Ragas in  Aad Guru Granth Sahib, the Holy Book of Sikhs. He was the Champion of Human Rights. Because of his teachings which included “Fear Not and Frighten Not” he became a socio-political challenge to the Muslim rule and then Moslem Emperor of India Aurangzeb. Aurangzeb had started a campaign of forcib...

Outfits from Jodi   Homegrown fashion and accessory labels respond to the need of the hour and offer up to 100% of their proceeds to NGOs We are in a time of crisis. While at any other time, fashion could have been an escape — eight LBDs to match your inner rage and helplessness, perhaps — now it seems silly to talk about it in the ways we are used to. Instead, amidst the pandemic chaos, young indie fashion brands have been leading the way with fundraising drives. With online sales action...

Local woman fundraises for India’s Covid effort Naveen Sharma SOPA Images Sipa USA 6th May 2021 Local woman Priya Gulraj has raised over £400 of a £2,000 target in her fundraiser for Khalsa Aid who are assisting those in need in Covid-19 stricken India. As Covid-19 spreads through rural India there are record daily rises in infections and deaths. “India needs our help with its Covid-19 crisis,” she said and adding that the money will go to towards supplying oxygen to those who nee...

India Ignited: COVID-19 Second Wave Unleashes Death and Devastation | Opinion Soma Sen, Tanvi Kothari and Nidhi Mahendra On 5/6/21 at 8:00 AM EDT COVID-19 recently took a fierce aim in India, turning it into the latest gruesome epicenter of the global coronavirus pandemic. As Indian American professors at San José State University, who have given the best of ourselves to the United States, we implore you to take seriously what is happening in India. Our Indian American perso...

Jab tak hai jaan Amitabh Bachchan, Pooja Hegde, Sonu Sood , Radhika (inset) Getting vax doses, helping citizens fight and urging them to stay disciplined — here’s a look at how tinsel townies are dealing with the rogue virus ► When Mr Bachchan says something, you listen Megastar Amitabh Bachchan on Wednesday shared a thoughtprovoking tweet urging people to follow all health protocols, including staying disciplined amid the pandemic. He shared: “Jo CORONA grast hain, unke sheeghra svas...

Indian-Americans in Savannah respond to COVID-19 crisis in India As India struggles with a torrent of COVID cases, Savannahians of Indian descent are watching, worrying and trying to help.  On Wednesday, India reported 378,075 daily new COVID-19  cases, accounting for almost half of new cases reported globally, according to the World Health Organization. Deaths rose by a record 3,780 during the past 24 hours, health ministry data showed, and the total number dead from COVID is rapidly appro...