Tag: pandemic
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Ajay Devgn and chef Vikas Khanna praise Sonu Sood for helping migrants during lockdown
Twitter is overwhelmed with praises for the Bollywood star Sonu Sood as he earned a ton of adoration via social media for arranging buses and food for stranded migrant workers during the Covid-19 lockdown. Sood’s Simmba co-star Ajay Devgn, celebrity chef Vikas Khanna, Union minister Smriti Irani, and cricketer Shikhar Dhawan and numerous Bollywood celebs ... -
Central Government gives powers to states for deciding zones in lockdown 4.0
Earlier, Prime Minister Narendra Modi in his speech had also stated that lockdown 4.0 will be different from the past lockdowns and will have new set of rules. On Sunday, the Central Government extended the coronavirus lockdown for two additional weeks till May 31 with relaxations that are probably going to open the economy with ... -
UAE successfully continues working towards protecting workers and laborers and fight Coronavirus Pandemic
Since the time the episode of the pandemic, the UAE continues to take severe measures in checking the spread by actualizing social distancing steps to control the infection from spreading. Furthermore, UAE closed down schools and progressively went on to shutting eateries, beaches, parks, clubs, and so on. Right now, UAE has revealed 20,386, 206 ... -
‘We Need Strong Leaders, Not Just One Strong PM’ to Battle Coronavirus Pandemic, says Rahul Gandhi
On Saturday, former Congress president Rahul Gandhi declared that the Narendra Modi government requires delegating powers to the states. He stressed that the coronavirus pandemic should be contained at the district level. He pushed for more noteworthy transparency by Center on the plan to re-open the economy, as the lockdown 3.0 ends on May 17. ... -
India’s women hockey team raises funds of Rs 20 lakh to aid Covid-19 families
The number of positive coronavirus cases in India reaches over 52,952, and more than 1,700 people have died according to the official data. Recently, the lockdown in India has been extended till May 17. The Indian women hockey team has raised Rs 20 lakh aid families to battle against the COVID-19 pandemic. The team collected ... -
Goa’s hospitals’ careful plan from Nightingale wards to pediatric ICUs for COVID-19 pandemic
From storing portable air filters to realigning hospital beds as per the Nightingale ward system and actualizing epidemic SOPs surveyed by a microbiologist, Goa became a part of a process to breathing life into a COVID-19 medical hospital. On April 19, when the last patient was discharged from the ESI facilities, surprise drills and careful ... -
Warehousing and storage is going to be big business post lockdown
The post pandemic markets will transform. Businesses models might have to change the way they run. This could also mean, that the whole method in which storage and warehousing has been functioning may also have to evolve. Indeed, India is betting on (big) warehousing and storage post pandemic. The whole process started in February. The ... -
Experts ask, “Why was a whopping 39 lakh online bookings allowed by Indian Railways until yesterday amid lockdown?”
Questions have been raised about why the Indian Railways online bookings were open during the lockdown period. As per Indian Railways, it was available for passengers to book tickets for journeys after April 14, which was supposedly the last day of the 21-day lockdown. On Tuesday, the Indian Railways suspended all passenger trains after Prime ... -
Coronavirus fear makes namaste a global greeting norm
The increasing fear of coronavirus pandemic makes the world follow the traditional Indian way of greeting called ‘namaste’. The customary form of exchanging pleasantry comprises a slight bow and hands joined together, pointing upwards. It is followed mostly in the Indian subcontinent but now all across the world. Several world leaders, including US President Donald ... -
Does the Pandemic Outbreak in China Affect India? What are the Symptoms of HMPV?
For the past few weeks China has been encountering medical cases who are affected by a strange virus which is now confirmed as HMPV (Human Metapneumovirus), a virus which was initially found in China in 2001. This virus is said to affect and cause lower and upper respiratory disease. The individuals of all ages are ...









