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Pakistani Woman Gets Engaged To Indian Man, Their Cake Has 'Main Hoon Na' Reference
Project Milaap in the film 'Main Hoon Na' was designed to improve Indo-Pak relations.
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Covid Patient On Lung Support Machine For 2nd Month. It Costs 1.5 Lakh A Day
Covid has not just taken lives, it has devastated thousands of families financially as they struggled to pay for medical help for relatives hit by the virus.
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Paytm, CRED Launch Initiatives to Tackle Oxygen Shortages From COVID-19 Crisis
Paytm has announced a fundraising campaign to fight the shortage of oxygen in India. The company is raising a total of Rs. 10 crores. Fintech startup CRED has also partnered with healthcare fundraising platform Milaap to help tackle the shortage of oxygen in the country.
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For Martyr's Family, Crowd Funding Raises Rs 5 Lakh
A lot of help was promised to Uri attack martyr Gangadhar Dalui's family, especially after his father Onkarnath Dalui refused the compensation given by the West Bengal government. But Dalui's family says not much materialised. Now, a Gurgaon-based independent journalist and documentary filmmaker has raised Rs 5 lakh for them through crowd funding.
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Pakistani Woman Gets Engaged To Indian Man, Their Cake Has 'Main Hoon Na' Reference
Project Milaap in the film 'Main Hoon Na' was designed to improve Indo-Pak relations.
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Covid Patient On Lung Support Machine For 2nd Month. It Costs 1.5 Lakh A Day
Covid has not just taken lives, it has devastated thousands of families financially as they struggled to pay for medical help for relatives hit by the virus.
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Paytm, CRED Launch Initiatives to Tackle Oxygen Shortages From COVID-19 Crisis
Paytm has announced a fundraising campaign to fight the shortage of oxygen in India. The company is raising a total of Rs. 10 crores. Fintech startup CRED has also partnered with healthcare fundraising platform Milaap to help tackle the shortage of oxygen in the country.
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For Martyr's Family, Crowd Funding Raises Rs 5 Lakh
A lot of help was promised to Uri attack martyr Gangadhar Dalui's family, especially after his father Onkarnath Dalui refused the compensation given by the West Bengal government. But Dalui's family says not much materialised. Now, a Gurgaon-based independent journalist and documentary filmmaker has raised Rs 5 lakh for them through crowd funding.
