How Indian American doctor associations are helping India tide over Covid
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Doctors from Indian-American associations in the US are raising money and launching e-helplines to help India combat the second wave of Covid-19 in India
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The US aircraft with fifth in a series of consignments carrying 545 oxygen concentrators arrive at Indira Gandhi International airport in New Delhi, May 4 (ANI)
As doctors and medical staff in India work round the clock to cope with the surge of Covid patients at hospitals, several Indian American medical associations in the United States have stepped in to provide free consultations for those looking for medical advice.
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PATNA: In what can be called a belated but much-needed move, the state government in Bihar has decided to set up the Task Force Cell (TFC) in the secretariat to interact with Bihari Diaspora and boost industrialisation in the state.
Chief Minister Nitish Kumar interacted with the Bihari Diaspora settled in US via Bihar-Jharkhand Association of North America and informed the NRIs that the task force cell is set up for regular dialogue with them. The CM said that officials of Task Force Cell, being set up at CM secretariat, will interact and continue taking their suggestions and ideas for industrial investment and growth.
Nitish invited BJANA members on Saturday evening to visit Bihar and see for themselves what he said was the development undertaken in the state in the last 15 years. He also promised all possible help on land acquisition and other necessary infrastructure development required for setting up new industrial units in Bihar. The
Nitish seeks help from Bihari diaspora for state’s industrial growth
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January 17, 2021 11:57 IST
Mr. Kumar made an advertisement to this effect late on Saturday while taking part in a webinar organized by BJANA (Bihar- Jharkhand Association of North America), as part of which he interacted with U.S.-based delegates with roots in the state.
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Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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Mr. Kumar made an advertisement to this effect late on Saturday while taking part in a webinar organized by BJANA (Bihar- Jharkhand Association of North America), as part of which he interacted with U.S.-based delegates with roots in the state.
Nitish invited BJANA members on Saturday evening to visit Bihar and see for themselves what he said was the development undertaken in the state in the last 15 years. He also promised all possible help on land acquisition and other necessary infrastructure development required for setting up new industrial units in Bihar. The