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Youth Congress online magazine deletes derogatory tweet against PM Modi after brouhaha
Youth Congress online magazine deletes derogatory tweet against PM Modi after brouhaha
Yuva Desh Had Tweeted A Picture Of Prime Minister Modi In Conversation With United States President Donald Trump And UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Tahir Qureshi | Updated on: 22 Nov 2017, 11:31:43 AM
New Delhi:
The Indian Youth Congress s online magazine “Yuva Desh” on Tuesday posted a ‘derogatory’ tweet targeting PM Narendra Modi which was later deleted.
Yuva Desh had tweeted a picture of Prime Minister Modi in conversation with the United States President Donald Trump and the UK Prime Minister Theresa May.
Meet these youth leaders helping Delhi battle the Covid crisis
Meet these youth leaders helping Delhi battle the Covid crisis
Even as the country reels under an exponential rise of Covid-19 cases and crippling healthcare, these youth leaders have emerged as saviours for many at this hour of crisis.
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Tehseen Poonawalla (left), Tajinder Bagga (Right)
India is witnessing an unprecedented medical crisis at the moment. With a record number of Covid cases being reported every day, the healthcare infrastructure has almost crippled. Several states are crying for help as oxygen supply, emergency Covid-related medicines are not enough to meet the needs of the patients.
2 Delhi Hospitals Send SOS For Oxygen Just Before Midnight 2 Delhi Hospitals Send SOS For Oxygen Just Before Midnight It was the fourth time Sir Ganga Ram Hospital had sent an SOS for medical oxygen in less than 24 hours
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New Delhi:
Sir Ganga Ram Hospital in Delhi late on Saturday night said it had medical oxygen left to last only about 45 minutes to an hour. A private medical facility in Delhi s Uttam Nagar, Gandhi Hospital, also sent out an SOS for oxygen, saying they had about an hour s supply of oxygen left.
It was the fourth time Sir Ganga Ram Hospital had sent an SOS for medical oxygen in less than 24 hours. Sources said alarms began to ring in the ventilator and bipap machines, used to pump air into the lungs of critical patients.
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