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How Corporates Are Helping India Fight Second Wave of COVID19 Moneylife Digital Team  0 Amidst reports about India's super rich paying thousands of pounds to beat a new travel ban in the UK and managing to reach there 44 minutes before the deadline, there are many other wealthy Indians too who have chosen instead to help the country fight the second wave of COVID19. Take for example, Mukesh Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) and India's richest person. He is personally supervising COVID related work from the company's Jamnagar refinery. There are many corporates, who are ...

Indian American-led tech companies Google and Microsoft, e-Commerce giant Amazon, as well as Indian tech leaders and venture capitalist Vinod Khosla are banding together to help India as it struggles through a new surge in COVID-19 cases. The chief executives at Microsoft and Google, Satya Nadella and Sundar Pichai, respectively, April 25 pledged to support India through its latest surge in the global pandemic. Tweeted Nadella, "I am heartbroken by the current situation in India. I'm grateful the U.S. government is mobilizing to help. Microsoft will continue to use its voice, resources, and t...

INDIA New England News New Delhi–Amazon on Sunday announced to donate 10,000 oxygen concentrators and BiPAP machines to hospitals and public institutions to augment their capacity to help Covid-19 infected patients across multiple cities in India. The first of these consignments was set to land in Mumbai on Sunday and a majority of the shipping is expected to be completed by April 30. Amazon has joined hands with ACT Grants, Temasek Foundation, Pune Platform for COVID-19 Response (PPCR) and other partners to urgently airlift over 8,000 oxygen concentrators and 500 BiPAP machines...

The donation includes two grants from Google.org, Google's philanthropic arm, totaling Rs250 million. "The first is to GiveIndia to provide cash assistance to families hit hardest by the crisis to help with their everyday expenses. The second will go to UNICEF to help get urgent medical supplies, including oxygen and testing equipment, to where it's needed most in India," said Sanjay Gupta, Country Head and VP, India. It also includes donations from Google's ongoing employee giving campaign - so far more than 900 Googlers have contributed Rs37 million for organisations supporting high-risk an...

We'll soon meet in your inbox. Please wait... This medical equipment will be donated to hospitals and public institutions to augment their capacity to help Covid-19 infected patients across multiple cities, it added. The first of these consignments will land in Mumbai on late Sunday night (on April 25) and a majority of the shipping is expected to be completed by April 30, it said. In time of severe COVID-19 impact, we stand firmly with India, deploying our global logistics network to procure &… https://t.co/JNfipqoKDS— Amit Agarwal (@AmitAgarwal) 1619369037000 India is registering a rec...