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Assam Floods: Flipkart, Walmart Contribute Over Rs. 2 Crore Towards Relief Work
Flipkart and Walmart will contribute over Rs. 2 crore towards flood relief work in Assam. The funds from the Walmart Foundation and Flipkart Foundation will be used to help humanitarian organisation 'Doctors For You' working to provide relief kits with essential food items, medicines and hygiene-care products to people in the region.
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Kolkata Doctor Arrested For Cheating 12 Medicos Of Rs 10 Crore Through Chit Fund
A Kolkata-based doctor was arrested for duping at least 12 of his medico friends of over Rs 10 crore in the pretext of doubling their money through an investment in a chit fund, police said on Tuesday.
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COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Delhi Minister's Swipe At Civic Body Over Non-Payment Of Doctors' Salaries
Taking a dig at Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), Delhi's Health and Urban Development Minister Satyendar Jain on Sunday said that MCD has funds for hoardings but not for paying Doctors' salaries who are protesting against non-payment of salaries during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Release Funds To Civic Body For Paying Resident Doctors Of Its Hospitals: High Court To AAP
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday told the AAP government to release to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NrDMC) the funds it requires to pay the stipends of the resident doctors in the six hospitals run by the civic body.
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Delhi Doctor, 27, Dies Of Covid; Colleagues Had Raised Funds For Treatment
A 27-year-old doctor in Delhi, who was on the frontline in the fight against the novel coronavirus, died on Saturday night after a month-long battle against the highly infectious disease. Dr Joginder Chaudhary worked at Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital. He had tested positive for COVID-19 on June 27.
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Doctors' Salaries Delayed As Funds Not Released By Delhi: Municipal Body To Court
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation told the Delhi High Court that it has been unable to pay employees, including resident doctors, as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has not released all the funds for the first quarter of this financial year.
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Belgian Doctor, 103, Walks Marathon To Raise Funds For COVID-19 Research
A 103-year-old Belgian doctor is walking a marathon around his garden in daily stages to raise money for research into the new coronavirus, inspired by a centenarian who became a hero in Britain for clocking up the charity miles with a walking frame.
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No Mandatory Deduction For Donation To PM-CARES: AIIMS Administration To Doctors Association
The AIIMS administration has accepted the proposal by its Resident Doctors' Association to make donation to the PM-CARES fund voluntary, saying there will be no mandatory salary deduction for the contribution and those interested can "Opt-In".
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AIIMS Rejects Doctors' Proposal To Make PM CARES Fund Donation Voluntary
The AIIMS administration has rejected the proposal by its Resident Doctors' Association to make donations to the PM-CARES fund voluntary or opt-in, saying there is no mechanism in place for an opt-in donation in the institute.
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Asked For 5 Lakh Kits For Doctors, Got 4,000: Nitish Kumar To PM On Video Call
BJP ally Nitish Kumar had a long list of complaints as he attended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first video conference with states on the subject of coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Ola Offers 500 Cabs To Transport Doctors In Karnataka
Ola Cabs has offered 500 of its vehicles to the Karnataka government for transporting doctors for Coronavirus-related activities. Karnataka's deputy Chief Minister Dr. CN Ashwathnarayan confirmed the development in a tweet online. Ola's services will be available in the districts of Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad and Belagavi, and the ...
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Increase Funding To Rescue Health Service: Indian-Origin Doctor To UK PM
An Indian-origin chief of one of UK's leading medical associations has urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to ramp up funding for the country's state-run health service, warning that without adequate investment, the crisis-hit National Health Service will not be sustainable and access to quality care will be reduced to an unacceptable level.
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No Arrest For Kolkata Police Chief, Must Cooperate With CBI: Top Court
Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar cannot be arrested but he has to appear before the CBI in Shillong, make available all evidence and cooperate with investigations into chit fund scams in Bengal, the Supreme Court said today as the centre accused the officer of "doctoring evidence" and shielding the accused.
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Indian-American Doctors Form Relief Fund For Hurricane Harvey Victims
Indian-American doctors have started a relief fund to help those affected by the catastrophic floods brought by Hurricane Harvey in the US state of Texas.
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Assam Floods: Flipkart, Walmart Contribute Over Rs. 2 Crore Towards Relief Work
Flipkart and Walmart will contribute over Rs. 2 crore towards flood relief work in Assam. The funds from the Walmart Foundation and Flipkart Foundation will be used to help humanitarian organisation 'Doctors For You' working to provide relief kits with essential food items, medicines and hygiene-care products to people in the region.
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Kolkata Doctor Arrested For Cheating 12 Medicos Of Rs 10 Crore Through Chit Fund
A Kolkata-based doctor was arrested for duping at least 12 of his medico friends of over Rs 10 crore in the pretext of doubling their money through an investment in a chit fund, police said on Tuesday.
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COVID-19 Bundle from Humble Offers Games, Books, Software for $20 to Raise Funds for Relief Work in India, Brazil
Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is the company’s attempt at raising money for charities to help countries like India and Brazil that are struggling to deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The charities include GiveIndia, Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and International Medical Corps (IMC).
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Delhi Minister's Swipe At Civic Body Over Non-Payment Of Doctors' Salaries
Taking a dig at Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD), Delhi's Health and Urban Development Minister Satyendar Jain on Sunday said that MCD has funds for hoardings but not for paying Doctors' salaries who are protesting against non-payment of salaries during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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Release Funds To Civic Body For Paying Resident Doctors Of Its Hospitals: High Court To AAP
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday told the AAP government to release to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NrDMC) the funds it requires to pay the stipends of the resident doctors in the six hospitals run by the civic body.
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Delhi Doctor, 27, Dies Of Covid; Colleagues Had Raised Funds For Treatment
A 27-year-old doctor in Delhi, who was on the frontline in the fight against the novel coronavirus, died on Saturday night after a month-long battle against the highly infectious disease. Dr Joginder Chaudhary worked at Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Hospital. He had tested positive for COVID-19 on June 27.
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Doctors' Salaries Delayed As Funds Not Released By Delhi: Municipal Body To Court
The North Delhi Municipal Corporation told the Delhi High Court that it has been unable to pay employees, including resident doctors, as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government has not released all the funds for the first quarter of this financial year.
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Belgian Doctor, 103, Walks Marathon To Raise Funds For COVID-19 Research
A 103-year-old Belgian doctor is walking a marathon around his garden in daily stages to raise money for research into the new coronavirus, inspired by a centenarian who became a hero in Britain for clocking up the charity miles with a walking frame.
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No Mandatory Deduction For Donation To PM-CARES: AIIMS Administration To Doctors Association
The AIIMS administration has accepted the proposal by its Resident Doctors' Association to make donation to the PM-CARES fund voluntary, saying there will be no mandatory salary deduction for the contribution and those interested can "Opt-In".
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AIIMS Rejects Doctors' Proposal To Make PM CARES Fund Donation Voluntary
The AIIMS administration has rejected the proposal by its Resident Doctors' Association to make donations to the PM-CARES fund voluntary or opt-in, saying there is no mechanism in place for an opt-in donation in the institute.
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Asked For 5 Lakh Kits For Doctors, Got 4,000: Nitish Kumar To PM On Video Call
BJP ally Nitish Kumar had a long list of complaints as he attended Prime Minister Narendra Modi's first video conference with states on the subject of coronavirus.
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Coronavirus Pandemic: Ola Offers 500 Cabs To Transport Doctors In Karnataka
Ola Cabs has offered 500 of its vehicles to the Karnataka government for transporting doctors for Coronavirus-related activities. Karnataka's deputy Chief Minister Dr. CN Ashwathnarayan confirmed the development in a tweet online. Ola's services will be available in the districts of Bangalore, Mysore, Mangalore, Hubli-Dharwad and Belagavi, and the ...
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Increase Funding To Rescue Health Service: Indian-Origin Doctor To UK PM
An Indian-origin chief of one of UK's leading medical associations has urged British Prime Minister Boris Johnson to ramp up funding for the country's state-run health service, warning that without adequate investment, the crisis-hit National Health Service will not be sustainable and access to quality care will be reduced to an unacceptable level.
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No Arrest For Kolkata Police Chief, Must Cooperate With CBI: Top Court
Kolkata Police Commissioner Rajeev Kumar cannot be arrested but he has to appear before the CBI in Shillong, make available all evidence and cooperate with investigations into chit fund scams in Bengal, the Supreme Court said today as the centre accused the officer of "doctoring evidence" and shielding the accused.
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Indian-American Doctors Form Relief Fund For Hurricane Harvey Victims
Indian-American doctors have started a relief fund to help those affected by the catastrophic floods brought by Hurricane Harvey in the US state of Texas.
