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Founded by four engineering students, Blaer Motors builds and develops technological solutions in the transportation and mobility space
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Founded by four engineering students, Blaer Motors builds and develops technological solutions in the transportation and mobility space
The Chennai Angels (TCA), an angel investment group, has invested ₹2.61 crore in Blaer Motors, a National Institute of Technology-Trichy incubated start-up based in Chennai.
Founded by four engineering students, Blaer Motors builds and develops technological solutions in the transportation and mobility space. The company focuses on developing clean, smart and efficient solutions that are cost efficient to meet the needs of the consumer. The start-up has been working on hybrid and electric drive-train solutions for two-wheelers and three-wheelers and collaborating with multiple OEMs (original equipment manufacturers) for commercializing drive-train solution
After their oxygen autos saved several lives and came to the rescue of 400 persons in the city, an NGO in North Chennai, Kadamai Education and Social Welfare Trust, has now begun operating oxygen bike
Autorickshaw Ambulances lead the way across India to ferry Covid-19 patients to hospitals
Mon, May 17 2021 12:42 IST |
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Autorickshaw Ambulances lead the way across India to ferry Covid-19 patients to hospitals.(photo:indianarrative). Image Source: IANS News
New Delhi, May 17: The humble public transport vehicle, autorickshaws, are now expanding their role as ambulances, equipped to provide emergency help to patients suffering from the second wave of Covid-19.
As reported by India Narrative earlier, confronted with the shortage of ambulances, the Delhi government authorities, thinking out of the box, turned some of the Capital s ubiquitous three-wheelers into makeshift ambulances to ferry Covid-19 patients.
Autos double up as ambulances in north Chennai, provide oxygen to Covid patients
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City-based Kadamai Educational and Social Welfare Trust is operating innovating auto ambulances in north Chennai At a time when oxygen is on high demand amid the second wave of Covid-19 in the country, with people scampering for hospital beds with oxygen supply, a city-based NGO is reaching out to the needy in makeshift ambulances with the life saving gas. This emergency auto ambulance is also being used by patients home quarantined and in dire need of it.
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Vasant Kumar and Sathyaraj with their Oxygen Auto in North Chennai. (Photo: India Today/Pramod Madhav)
As Tamil Nadu, along with the entire country, battles to provide beds and oxygen points to the increasing load of Covid-19 patients, many with breathing distress are left to fend for themselves.
Watching the pandemic wreaking havoc around them, two youths in Chennai decided to help patients any way they could. Vasant Kumar and Sathyaraj, who run the free coaching center Kadamia Education Trust for the underprivileged, bought two auto-rickshaws and spent 70,000 on each to equip them with a 200 cubic litre oxygen cylinder.