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Poor Odisha Students Zindagi Turns Full Circle; US-Based Group Sponsors Their MBBS Studies

Poor Odisha Students Zindagi Turns Full Circle; US-Based Group Sponsors Their MBBS Studies Impressed with their success by overcoming all odds, a US-based foundation has come forward to finance the MBBS studies of five poor students of Odisha, who are products of Zindagi programme run by a non- governmental organisation here, in medical colleges in the state. Education | Press Trust of India | Updated: Mar 14, 2021 6:03 pm IST | Source: PTI RELATED NEWS Bhubaneswar: Impressed with their success by overcoming all odds, a US-based foundation has come forward to finance the MBBS studies of five poor students of Odisha, who are products of Zindagi programme run by a non- governmental organisation here, in medical colleges in the state. The scholarship for the five-year MBBS course was awarded by California s Saloni Heart Foundation to the five students who had cracked NEET exam in 2020 and secure

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US-Based Group sponsors MBBS studies of poor Odisha students

US-Based Group sponsors MBBS studies of poor Odisha students
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Saloni Heart Foundation USA awards MBBS Scholarship Grants to underprivileged talented scholars

Saloni Heart Foundation USA awards MBBS Scholarship Grants to underprivileged talented scholars News provided by Share this article Share this article NEW DELHI, March 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Saloni Heart Foundation (SHF), an NGO based in California, USA has awarded six highly meritorious underprivileged students, from India the SHF MBBS scholarship grant. SHF was started by Milli and Himanshu Seth after the death of their 13-year-old daughter, Saloni, in 2018. Their daughter suffered from congenital heart disease and was a victim of medical malpractice in India. Inspired by their daughter s dream of being a cardio-thoracic surgeon, the couple decided to set up the foundation to support children with congenital heart diseases by offering free & unbiased second opinion from some of the world s top pediatric cardiac surgeons on the foundation s advisory board. They are committed to bring the best of knowledge and technology from the US to India and take the deep Indian experien

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Delhi Riots: In Maujpur, Compensation Paid To Shopkeepers Is Only Fraction of Their Claims

Delhi Riots: In Maujpur, Compensation Paid To Shopkeepers Is Only Fraction of Their Claims
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Never-ending wait for Northeast Delhi communal riots relief

Never-ending wait for Northeast Delhi communal riots relief Besides non-monetary compensation and financial loss, another factor that has hit the shop owners here is a reduced workforce. Share Via Email | A+A A- Brahm Singh’s garage was completely burnt down. He is yet to receive any compensation from the government. (Photo | Parveen Negi, EPS) Express News Service NEW DELHI: Brahm Singh, 65, is yet to recover from the mental and financial distress that he had to experience during the communal riots last year. As many as 65 vehicles parked at his garage located at the juncture of Karawal Nagar, Shiv Vihar and Mustafabad in northeast Delhi were reduced to ashes in a few hours after a mob attacked the property.

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