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"4,000 Covid-Orphaned Children Benefitted Under PM Cares Scheme": Centre
PM Cares Scholarship: Nearly 4,000 children who were orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic have benefitted under a new PM CARES scholarship scheme, the social justice and empowerment ministry said today.
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Apart From PM CARES What Other Options Are There With Centre to Combat Covid-19: Know Here
Covid-19 Pandemic: Last year India had received loans worth $2.5 billion from the World Bank in three instalments to fight the pandemic.
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96% Of 60,000 Ventilators Being Procured Are Indigenous: Health Ministry
The Union Health Ministry on Tuesday said about 96 per cent of the 60,000 ventilators being procured by the government are indigenous and most of them have been sponsored by the PMCARES fund.
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"Rahul Gandhi Not A Doctor": Firm On "Sub-Standard" Ventilator Allegation
Ventilator-manufacturer AgVa today hit back at Rahul Gandhi, saying the former Congress chief is not a doctor and they would be "happy to give him a demonstration" of their product. Some of the ventilators procured to tackle the coronavirus outbreak have been bought from indigenous manufacturer AgVa through the PMCares fund, in accordance with Prim...
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₹10,000 for Each Migrant Labourer: Mamata Banerjee's Appeal To PM
Just ahead of the cabinet meeting in New Delhi today, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee brought up the controversial PMCare Relief Fund and tweeted that every migrant labourer displaced by the lockdown should be given ₹10,000 from that fund as a "one-time assistance".
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IIM Kozhikode Contributes Close To Rs 1 Crore For COVID-19 Relief Efforts
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kozhikode or IIMK, has contributed close to Rs 1 Crore in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Bharat Forge And Group Companies Contribute Rs. 25 Crores To Tackle Coronavirus
As the situation with COVID-19 or the coronavirus gets more serious with each day, we see more and more help come in from the auto industry. The most recent contribution comes from Kalyani Group, the parent company of automotive firm, Bharat Forge, which has announced offering Rs. 25 crore to tackle coronavirus pandemic in India.
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"4,000 Covid-Orphaned Children Benefitted Under PM Cares Scheme": Centre
PM Cares Scholarship: Nearly 4,000 children who were orphaned during the COVID-19 pandemic have benefitted under a new PM CARES scholarship scheme, the social justice and empowerment ministry said today.
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Apart From PM CARES What Other Options Are There With Centre to Combat Covid-19: Know Here
Covid-19 Pandemic: Last year India had received loans worth $2.5 billion from the World Bank in three instalments to fight the pandemic.
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96% Of 60,000 Ventilators Being Procured Are Indigenous: Health Ministry
The Union Health Ministry on Tuesday said about 96 per cent of the 60,000 ventilators being procured by the government are indigenous and most of them have been sponsored by the PMCARES fund.
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"Rahul Gandhi Not A Doctor": Firm On "Sub-Standard" Ventilator Allegation
Ventilator-manufacturer AgVa today hit back at Rahul Gandhi, saying the former Congress chief is not a doctor and they would be "happy to give him a demonstration" of their product. Some of the ventilators procured to tackle the coronavirus outbreak have been bought from indigenous manufacturer AgVa through the PMCares fund, in accordance with Prim...
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₹10,000 for Each Migrant Labourer: Mamata Banerjee's Appeal To PM
Just ahead of the cabinet meeting in New Delhi today, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee brought up the controversial PMCare Relief Fund and tweeted that every migrant labourer displaced by the lockdown should be given ₹10,000 from that fund as a "one-time assistance".
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IIM Kozhikode Contributes Close To Rs 1 Crore For COVID-19 Relief Efforts
The Indian Institute of Management (IIM), Kozhikode or IIMK, has contributed close to Rs 1 Crore in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis.
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Bharat Forge And Group Companies Contribute Rs. 25 Crores To Tackle Coronavirus
As the situation with COVID-19 or the coronavirus gets more serious with each day, we see more and more help come in from the auto industry. The most recent contribution comes from Kalyani Group, the parent company of automotive firm, Bharat Forge, which has announced offering Rs. 25 crore to tackle coronavirus pandemic in India.
