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 in India today – not the shredded infrastructure, not the aid money coming from across the world. Amidst this, we may miss your calls – we are inundated with them and trying to answer as many as possible; we may take some time to respond – we only have so many   & nurses treating as many patients as possible; we may take some time to allocate beds – we are trying our best to expand infrastructure, optimise usage of oxygen, procure resources by all means possible. We are working at 200% capacity and gearing up to work at even higher – So please be patient, be kind and remember ev...

The Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Tuesday said 270 doctors across the country have succumbed to the coronavirus infection in the second wave of the pandemic so far. The list of the deceased doctors includes former IMA president Dr K K Aggarwal, who succumbed to the deadly virus on Monday. Bihar saw the maximum number of 78 deaths of medical practitioners, followed by Uttar Pradesh (37), Delhi (29) and Andhra Pradesh (22). According to the IMA COVID-19 registry, 748 doctors succumbed to the disease in the first wave of the pandemic. "Last year, 748 doctors across India succumbed to ...

According to the official statement, SHWAAS is capable of supplying oxygen continuously at 10 LPM (litres per minute) for two patients at a time. The space agency is now inviting entrepreneurs, startups, and innovators to partner with them for prototyping and mass production. Weighing around 42-44 kg, ISRO revealed that the device can enhance oxygen gas content by selectively separating the nitrogen gas from ambient air through pressure swing adsorption (PSA). According to a report by Zee, ISRO has also been supplying liquid oxygen to Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Andhra Pradesh government from ...

“India's COVID-19 affliction curve has turned for the first time since the second wave began, with daily cases in the week ended May 16 falling 15 per cent sequentially,” it said.

This initiative aims to help women widowed by the COVID-19 crisis by providing grief and career counselling, and skill development to earn a stable living.