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WOW: Check out 'Then and Now' snaps of Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii cast

WOW: Check out ‘Then and Now’ snaps of Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii cast Mumbai MUMBAI: 13 years back then, ever since Ekta Kapoor s popular show Kahaani Ghar Ghar Kii starring Sakshi Tanwar, Aruna Irani, Ali Asgar went off air. The serial went on air for many years. This particular show got a lot of love and attention from the audience, it is still remembered and praised. The daily soap used to be telecasted on the Star Plus channel. It is considered one of the most popular shows in the history of Indian Television. Sakshi Tanwar, Kiran Karmarkar, Ali Asgar, Aruna Irani were the lead characters in the story plot. The whole vibe and story of the show kept the viewers engaged. It was a family drama show which kept on going for 8 long years.

As Covid19 Got Ferocious In NCR, Two Kashmiris Got Into Plasma Service

As Covid19 Got Ferocious In NCR, Two Kashmiris Got Into Plasma Service SRINAGAR: As the Covid-19 surge continues non-stop, it is a hospital bed, ICU’s and Plasma’s that is the top priority in Delhi and elsewhere. This frightening situation led to the creation of a heart-warming story rooted in Kashmir. A Kashmiri Pandit and a Kashmiri Muslims have joined hands to come up to support Covid-19 patients in Delhi-NCR. Adnan Shah, 19, is a journalism student from Kupwara. Then there is Sanjay Raina, a food entrepreneur who runs a Kashmiri restaurant in Delhi. Since April, the duo is running a Twitter handle @PlasmaNCR that helps people to tweet their plasma requests and highlights them until the match is found.

Kashmiri Pandit & Muslim join hands for plasma relief | India News

Representative image A Kashmiri Pandit and a Kashmiri Muslim have come together to help people afflicted with Covid-19 in Delhi-NCR. Delhi-based food entrepreneur Sanjay Raina and 19-year-old journalism student Adnan Shah from J&K together run @PlasmaNCR handle on Twitter where people put out requests for plasma and the handle amplifies them till a match is found. Raina and Shah have been making about 150 matches daily since they started the handle on April 18. “Daily we receive 250-300 plasma requests from Delhi-NCR and from cities like Agra, Meerut, Chandigarh and even some from Kashmir,” said Shah. Scrolling down the handle, there are request after request for plasma in a set format patient name, age, blood, contact and exact location. “We rely only on Twitter to get requests. We are constantly creating a list of donors with our own contact base neighbours, friends, professional contacts or social media contacts. At times, we have to personally go to pick up and drop