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Amid COVID-19 second wave, this Sikh man is providing "langar" on wheels to needy - Vimarsana News

Amid COVID-19 second wave, this Sikh man is providing "langar" on wheels to needy

Share on A Sikh man has been crisscrossing the streets of Nagpur city of Maharashtra on his two-wheeler to provide free food to the needy every day — a practice he has been following for the last few years — which continues even during the distressing times of coronavirus pandemic. Jamshed Singh Kapoor (41) is an astrologer who has been running this mobile "Langar Seva," where he provides dal khichdi to hundreds of people for five hours, starting at 3 pm. Wearing a white t-shirt with " Langar Seva" printed on it, Kapoor can be easily spotted serving dal khichdi to people at various loc...

'Markets are in the midst of figuring out the impact of the 2nd Covid wave' - Vimarsana News

'Markets are in the midst of figuring out the impact of the 2nd Covid wave'

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Covid bed reality check on NewsX: Cities struggle for beds; Are we ready to face worst? - Vimarsana News

Covid bed reality check on NewsX: Cities struggle for beds; Are we ready to face worst?

Oxygen shortage India’s healthcare infrastructure is facing an unprecedented crisis. A crisis that has laid bare the inadequacies of India’s health sector. The exponential rise in cases led to a chronic shortage of beds in some of the major cities of the country. These metropolises with all the glitter and charm of developed cities now stand helpless. The cries of help are echoing on social media with volunteers stepping up for help. The situation in big cities looks grimmer with the health infrastructure crumbling under insurmountable pressure of unavailability of beds and indispensable ...

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Swiggy moves to a four-day work week for the month of May - Vimarsana News

Swiggy moves to a four-day work week for the month of May

Share on The online foodtech unicorn Swiggy has announced that it has decided to move to a four-day work week for the month of May 2021. In an internal mail to employees dated May 1, 2021, Girish Menon, Head of HR at Swiggy wrote - “As a mark of respect for the efforts and the month that May can be with the Covid cases escalating, we want to offer a four day work week to all of you. Please decide the 4 days that each of you would work and utilise the extra day to take rest, take care of yourself, take care of your family and friends. As many of you are aware, we have put together a...

Bolstering India's Covid-19 fight: SBI allocates Rs 70 crore to combat second wave - Vimarsana News

Bolstering India's Covid-19 fight: SBI allocates Rs 70 crore to combat second wave

URL copied Bolstering India's Covid-19 fight: SBI allocates Rs 70 crore to combat second wave State Bank of India (SBI), the country's largest lender, has allocated Rs 71 crore, to undertake various support initiatives to help the country combat the second wave of Covid-19. The bank has dedicated Rs 30 crore to setup 1,000 bed makeshift hospitals, 250 bed ICU facilities and 1,000 bed isolation facilities across some of the worst-hit states. These facilities would be set up in collaboration with government hospitals and Municipal Corporations of the respective cities. The bank said t...