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Randeep Hooda pitches in to provide oxygen concentrators By ANI|   Published: 4th May 2021 11:17 pm IST Bollywood Actor Randeep Hooda New Delhi: Actor Randeep Hooda on Tuesday posted an Instagram video announcing that he has teamed up with an NGO to arrange oxygen concentrators. Randeep and the NGO, Khalsa Aid, aim to arrange at least 700 concentrators for the Covid-afflicted, at a time when oxygen is in short supply all over the country. In the video post, Randeep stands displaying variou...

Bollywood Hungama Bollywood Hungama News Network ); }); As the country is fighting against the second wave of COVID-19, Randeep Hooda teamed up with NGO Khalsa Aid to provide oxygen concentrators to the needful people. The NGO has an aim to provide 700 concentrators to people who are fighting against the deadly virus. Randeep took to his social media, to inform his fans about this noble initiative and request them to donate. Earlier also, Randeep had collaborated with Khalsa Aid, providi...

India is at the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic, with oxygen shortages and hospitals being overwhelmed. The country reported more than 300,000 new coronavirus infections for a 12th straight day on Monday to take its overall number of cases to just shy of 20 million. The crisis has motivated people in the UK to try and help people suffering in India. UK-based charity Khalsa Aid has received hundreds of donations from people in the UK that will secure vital oxygen concentrators (OCs) for ...

LONDON — Britain rushed to increase aid for India’s teetering health care system May 2, promising more ventilators and expert advice as doctors grapple with a surge in coronavirus infections that is killing thousands of people a day. The U.K. government said it will send an additional 1,000 ventilators to India. In addition, England’s National Health Service, which has battled one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in Europe, is creating an advisory group to share its expertise with...

Oslo restaurateur contributes to ease Delhis Oxygen crisis   Sun, May 02 2021 10:41:14 AM Chandigarh, May 2 (IANS): A Punjab-born restaurateur in Oslo has contributed his days income of Rs 482,000 through international humanitarian relief organisation Khalsa Aid to ease Delhis Oxygen emergency for coronavirus patients. "Solidarity!" remarked former UN Environment Executive Director Erik Solheim in a tweet on Sunday. "Oslos lead Indian restaurant New Delhi gives income from Friday sale to prov...

Britain rushed to increase aid for India’s teetering health care system on Sunday, promising more ventilators and expert advice as doctors grapple with a surge in coronavirus infections that is killing thousands of people a day. The U.K. government said it will send an additional 1,000 ventilators to India. In addition, England’s National Health Service, which has battled one of the worst COVID-19 outbreaks in Europe, is creating an advisory group to share its expertise with Indi...

HORRIFIC scenes of people dying in the streets of India from coronavirus have sparked a fund raising campaign in Scotland that reached its target in…

Photo Credit: IANS IANSLive Chandigarh, May 2 (IANS) A Punjab-born restaurateur in Oslo has contributed his days income of Rs 482,000 through international humanitarian relief organisation Khalsa Aid to ease Delhis Oxygen emergency for coronavirus patients. To get full access of the story, click here to subscribe to IANS News Service © 2021 IANS India Private Limited. All Rights Reserved. The reproduction of the story/photograph in any form will be liable for legal action. For news, views and...

Donations, volunteer efforts: Diaspora comes forward to help India tackle the Covid second wave Individuals, parliamentarians, and organisations run by NRIs are all attempting to help India continues to reel under the unrelenting Covid-19 second wave. 5 hours ago KhalsaAid/Twitter | Volunteers of Khalsa Aid with pilots from Virgin Atlantic, who flew down donated supplies to India. Before the news of India’s massive Covid-19 second wave and the tragic collapse of the ...

The UK is to send 1,000 more ventilators to India as it battles a surge in coronavirus cases.