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MUMBAI â TV actor Aansh Arora, known for his roles in shows such as âKasam Tere Pyaar Ki,â âTanhaiyan,â and âQueens Hain Hum,â has donated more than 100 oxygen cylinders and more than 1000 oxygen BPC flow meter cylinder kits to the needy in Delhi and Gurgaon. Arora is trying to do his bit during the Covid-19 second wave, by providing oxygen cylinders and other medical equipment.
He is using his social media Instagram and Facebook @aanshharora to reach to help. The actor is paying the expenses of many oxygen cylinders and medical equipment being used for coronavirus patients.
Arora said, My team and I are trying our level best to reach out to people who are in urgent need of oxygen cylinders and medical equipment. Receiving calls and messages from thousands of people day and night, asking for oxygen cylinders and oxygen flow meter cylinder kits, we are putting our best foot forward to help all those people in urgent need.âÂ
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Exclusive! Aansh Arora donates over 1000 oxygen cylinder kits in Delhi, says receiving calls for help made him take this step
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Boys Volleyball: Olentangy Orange Pioneers looking to outwork opponents
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Spring break provides a chance for many students to take a respite. That wasn’t the case for the players in the Olentangy Orange boys volleyball program.
The Pioneers were hard at work during the break, trying to hone their skills for a season in which they have high expectations. They were seventh in the initial Division I state poll and the top-ranked team in the East Region.
“They work really hard, and they never complain about coming to gym on weekends or over spring break,” third-year coach Karlie Foy said. “They are ready to go. When we walk into the gym there is an extreme level of focus.