Tamil Nadu has received Rs 4,000 crore as CSR funds between 2014 and 2021: Report deccanherald.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from deccanherald.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
RWAs hold neighbourhood camps to get more citizens inoculated thehindu.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thehindu.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Around 1,600 oxygen concentrators, 1,600 cylinders and 25 BPAPS have been provided to various hospitals in Tamil Nadu till June 4, G. Olivannan, who is the chairman for the project in TN, said
Three nonprofits to vaccinate frontline workers & poor with corporate funding SECTIONS Last Updated: May 24, 2021, 08:59 PM IST Share Synopsis Three Bengaluru-based nonprofits, floated by industry leaders, have launched a mission to vaccinate frontline workers from the private sector, and citizens from low-income families with the help of corporate donations. Agencies They have roped in healthcare partners like Apollo Hospitals, Clinikk, St John’s Hospital, 1 MG, and MyVac. Three Bengaluru-based nonprofits, floated by industry leaders, have launched a mission to vaccinate frontline workers from the private sector, and citizens from low-income families with the help of corporate donations. The corporates will fund vaccination for their frontline workers, and other employees while bearing the cost of vaccination of people from marginalised communities, identified by the civic body BBMP. Some corporates have also signed up to donate vaccines directly without conducting camps for their employees. United Way Bengaluru, which catalyses corporate giving for civil society, Sattva Consulting, a social impact advisory, and ACT Grants, a nonprofit coalition by start-ups, have come together to implement this initiative.
Daily Digest of Tech Policy News and Updates (April 27, 2021) 6 hours ago Bringing you quick updates on the tech space, policy making and digital rights from India and across the globe. Global tech giants and Indian startups join fight against COVID-19 tsunami Global tech giants like Google, Microsoft and Amazon are stepping up their efforts to help India’s healthcare workers and administration deal with the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. While startup founders and entrepreneurs have been working on providing logistical support and information about hospital beds, oxygen suppliers and other resources, many of these companies are making product changes to raise funds and provide logistical support.
COVID-19 Relief: Amazon Transports Oxygen Concentrators, BiPAP Machines to Indian Hospitals from Singapore Amazon said it will also procure over 1,500 oxygen concentrators under its Mission Vayu. By Sourabh Kulesh | Updated: 27 April 2021 12:06 IST Photo Credit: Unsplash Highlights Google, Microsoft, and Xiaomi are already helping with relief operations Amazon says most of the equipment will be airlifted by April 30 Amazon has joined hands with ACT Grants, Temasek Foundation, Pune Platform for COVID-19 Response (PPCR), and other partners to provide over 8,000 oxygen concentrators and 500 BiPAP machines to hospitals in India, the company has announced. The medical equipment, which is being airlifted from Singapore, will be donated to hospitals and public institutions to increase their capacity to help patients infected with COVID-19. Apart from the transportation, Amazon India said that will also procure over 1,500 oxygen concentrators under its Mission Vayu. India last recorded over 300,000 COVID-19 cases in a day, which is the highest in the world.
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 technology to aid relief efforts, and support the purchase of critical oxygen concentration devices.
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 record number of Covid cases daily that has put extreme pressure on the healthcare infrastructure of the country. The number of new Covid infections touched 3,49,691 cases and 2,767 fatalities, according to the Union Health Ministry data updated on Sunday at 8 am.
Source: Highlights These medical equipments 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. The massive rise in infections in the second wave of the pandemic has led to hospitals in several states reeling under a shortage of medical oxygen and beds. Amazon India on Sunday said it 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 from Singapore.
328 cos invested Rs 1,653 cr for skilling, training in 5 years of mandatory CSR: Report indiatimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from indiatimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.