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As India fights its second COVID wave, the country’s trans community is caught in a vicious circle The wounds of last year had hardly begun to heal as the trans community, along with India’s 1.38 billion population, now face another slew of lockdowns in the wake of the second wave of COVID-19. 0 claps Share on The period between March and June, featuring occasions like Navratri and Ambedkar Jayanti, is Vidya Sagar’s time to shine. With all of Maharashtra her stage - performing her way through the festive season, in cities and villages and at events and fairs -

Unsecured personal loans, credit cards, business banking, and MSME loans are emerging as new breeding ground for banks NPAs. How serious is the problem?

Goldman Sachs commits $10M more to support COVID-19 relief efforts in India Goldman Sachs will provide support for frontline health facilities in cities such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and New Delhi, including ongoing vaccination efforts. 0 claps Global financial services giant Goldman Sachs on Thursday announced an additional $10 million in support to help India fight the second surge in COVID-19 infections and deaths. The US-headquartered firm will provide support for frontline health facilities in cities such as Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and New Delhi, including ongoing vaccinat...

Share on To date, India has recorded over 17.3 million active COVID-19 cases with more than two lakh deaths. And the numbers keep growing each day. Amidst a seething second wave, there has been a severe dearth of oxygen, hospital beds, and vital medicine essential for treating COVID patients. In fact, for healthcare workers, the pressure keeps mounting. India has a shortage of healthcare staff, with a ratio of 1:40. When dealing with a pandemic, this gap becomes overwhelming.  Mudit and Gaurav, founders of Dozee ALSO READ To help make their lives easier and also tackle the scarcity of ICU b...

Countries across the world have shown solidarity with India and its citizens — sending medical equipment, ventilators, and oxygen tanks, and concentrators, among other aids in large numbers.