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10,112 New Covid Cases In India, 17% Lower Than Yesterday
India on Sunday recorded a single-day rise of 10,112 fresh COVID-19 infections, while the number of active cases increased to 67,806, according to Union health ministry data.
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"Biggest Crisis India Has Seen...": Indian-American Entrepreneur's Appeal
Describing the current COVID-19 crisis as the biggest India has ever faced, an eminent Indian-American philanthropist and venture capitalist from the Silicon Valley has urged the community to help support the Indian people.
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Twitter Donates $15 Million for COVID-19 Relief in India
Twitter CEO Jack Patrick Dorsey tweeted on Monday to inform that his company has donated $15 million (roughly Rs. 110 crores) for COVID-19 relief in India. India witnessed a single-day rise of 3,66,161 COVID-19 cases on Monday and 3,754 deaths.
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New York-Based Meme Artist 'Quentin Quarantino' Has Raised Over Rs. 3 Crores for India's COVID-19 Crisis Through Instagram
New York-based meme artist Tommy Marcus has raised over Rs. 3.3 crores for India’s acute COVID-19 crisis through his Instagram meme page, Quentin Quarantino. He talks to Gadgets 360 about his page, life, and his prolific fundraising initiatives.
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Heartbreaking To See COVID-19 Crisis Utterly Overwhelm India's Health Systems: US Lawmakers
Top US lawmakers have expressed serious concern over the sudden spike in coronavirus cases in India, saying it is "heartbreaking" to see the "crisis utterly overwhelm the health systems" in the country.
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How A Hospital In Madhya Pradesh Is Optimising Use Of Medical Oxygen
Shortage of medical oxygen has emerged as one of the biggest issues in India's fight against Covid ever since a deadly second wave swept several parts of the country.
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Google, Amazon, Blackstone Join Global Race To Fight India Covid Crisis
As Indian authorities and hospitals struggle to cope with record Covid-19 infections and deaths, companies ranging from the nation's biggest conglomerate to global giants like Amazon.com Inc. are stepping in to help ease the crisis.
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10,112 New Covid Cases In India, 17% Lower Than Yesterday
India on Sunday recorded a single-day rise of 10,112 fresh COVID-19 infections, while the number of active cases increased to 67,806, according to Union health ministry data.
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"Biggest Crisis India Has Seen...": Indian-American Entrepreneur's Appeal
Describing the current COVID-19 crisis as the biggest India has ever faced, an eminent Indian-American philanthropist and venture capitalist from the Silicon Valley has urged the community to help support the Indian people.
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Twitter Donates $15 Million for COVID-19 Relief in India
Twitter CEO Jack Patrick Dorsey tweeted on Monday to inform that his company has donated $15 million (roughly Rs. 110 crores) for COVID-19 relief in India. India witnessed a single-day rise of 3,66,161 COVID-19 cases on Monday and 3,754 deaths.
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New York-Based Meme Artist 'Quentin Quarantino' Has Raised Over Rs. 3 Crores for India's COVID-19 Crisis Through Instagram
New York-based meme artist Tommy Marcus has raised over Rs. 3.3 crores for India’s acute COVID-19 crisis through his Instagram meme page, Quentin Quarantino. He talks to Gadgets 360 about his page, life, and his prolific fundraising initiatives.
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Heartbreaking To See COVID-19 Crisis Utterly Overwhelm India's Health Systems: US Lawmakers
Top US lawmakers have expressed serious concern over the sudden spike in coronavirus cases in India, saying it is "heartbreaking" to see the "crisis utterly overwhelm the health systems" in the country.
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How A Hospital In Madhya Pradesh Is Optimising Use Of Medical Oxygen
Shortage of medical oxygen has emerged as one of the biggest issues in India's fight against Covid ever since a deadly second wave swept several parts of the country.
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Google, Amazon, Blackstone Join Global Race To Fight India Covid Crisis
As Indian authorities and hospitals struggle to cope with record Covid-19 infections and deaths, companies ranging from the nation's biggest conglomerate to global giants like Amazon.com Inc. are stepping in to help ease the crisis.
