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URL copied Sonakshi Sinha urges people to contribute to organisations fighting Covid-19 Actress Sonakshi Sinha on Friday shared an Instagram video urging all to donate to organisations that are helping people fight Covid. In the video, the actress spoke of about how the country is going through a terrible time and appeals to everyone to help out in whatever way they can. "Hi everyone, let's talk. We have been hit by the second wave of covid and it is way worse than last year. It breaks my heart every time I hear of someone losing their family or their friend to Covid. Seeing visuals...

News 28th Apr 2021 5:28 AM India's second wave has officially reached breaking point with the country's healthcare system overrun by a whopping 350,000 new cases per day. Images of bodies piling up -- up to 2,800 daily - have flooded the world press in recent weeks. Indian tycoons and rich families are now reportedly fleeing the nation for boltholes across Europe, the Middle East and Indian Ocean destinations. Unfortunately for the rest of the nation's 1.4 billion population who don't own private jets, the situation remains dire. The pseudo-apocalyptic scene beg...

Express News Service CHANDIGARH:  Khalsa Aid India will provide oxygen concentrators for free to Covid-19 patients who are in home isolation in the national capital. The NGO launched a helpline in this regard on Friday evening and had already received over 1,200 requests. Khalsa Aid India will give 65 oxygen concentrators to patients in first lot | express “We have decided to give free of cost oxygen concentrators for Covid-19 patients who are in home isolation in Delhi as patients are in dire need of oxygen in government and private hospitals,” said Amarpreet Singh, director, Khalsa Aid...

So he was grateful for the bag of basics, as well as for the lunch that was also provided by Khalsa Aid Canada on Tuesday — a Sikh non-profit feeding the disadvantaged at a Christian street church. Tuesday was Vaisakhi, and April is Sikh Heritage Month, which is why a handful of young volunteers from the Victoria chapter of Khalsa Aid were inside the Mustard Seed, filling takeaway containers with midday meals for the long line of people who stretched down Queens Avenue. Plenty of others from the group wanted to pitch in, too, but COVID protocols limited the ­numbers on site.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau also sent out a message of support for the farmers, condemning the brutality of the Indian state against the peaceful protests. NDP leader Jagmeet Singh tweeted: “The violence perpetrated by the Indian govt against farmers peacefully protesting is appalling. I stand in solidarity with the farmers from Punjab and across India – and, I call on the Indian govt to engage in peaceful dialogue rather than violence.” Canada Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan tweeted saying he is worried about the safety of his loved ones. SURREY – The non-resident Indians Punjabi Di...