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Man inspired for COVID work by help received in brother s cancer treatment

Man inspired for COVID work by help received in brother’s cancer treatment Updated: Updated: Naqvi, his friends deliver medicines, food to patients’ homes Share Article Naqvi, his friends deliver medicines, food to patients’ homes On Monday afternoon, 29-year-old Dawar Naqvi was at a house of a COVID positive woman in Greater Noida with his friend Amir Abbas, setting up an IV for her. Before leaving her house, he wished her a speedy recovery. Naqvi from Sahibabad graduated from Xavier School of Management in 2016. For the past one month, he has been running around wearing PPE kits almost daily providing people with COVID-related medicines, facilitating oxygen cylinders, and helping with doctor’s consultation with limited resources.

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Fr Paul Fernandes, S J Appointed as New Director of XLRI – Xavier School of Management, Jamshedpur

Share Jamshedpur: Xavier School of Management, one of India’s premier B-Schools, announced a leadership change. After completing his term, Fr. P. Christie, S.J. handed over the reins to Fr. Paul. Fernandes, S.J., as the new Director of the country’s leading management institute. Fr. Paul. Fernandes, S.J. has taken over the responsibilities as the new Director of XLRI with immediate effect. An alumnus of XLRI Jamshedpur Fr. Paul. Fernandes (BM ’86 Batch) had worked at XLRI for many years in various capacities. Besides being a Faculty member, he was the Financial Controller. He was also the Founder Chairperson of Father Arrupe Centre for Excellence (FACE), now rechristened as ‘FACES.’ Fr. Paul earned his Ph.D. in Economics and Ethics from KU, WWF Ingolstadt, Germany. Fr. Paul also completed M. Sc. in Economics and M. A. Licentiate in Applied Ethics from the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. Fr. Paul Fernandes was appointed as the Director of Xavier Institute of Mana

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Covid impact: Centre drags feet, migrants back on knife edge

Migrant worker Bibhuti Khatua has mostly been confined to his one-room dwelling in Kotla Mubarakpur here with his ailing wife since Saturday. After the weekend lockdown, the plumber in his mid-40s had on Monday reported for work at the construction site where he is employed. But the state government then announced a total lockdown from Tuesday morning till the next Monday morning. For the next five days, therefore, Khatua will be dipping into his meagre savings of Rs 4,000 to meet his daily needs and buy medicines for his wife. Returning to his village in Kendrapada, Odisha, will cost him his entire savings without offering hope of work back home. Staying back means surviving five days on the uncertain hope that the lockdown would be lifted on Monday and work will resume.

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