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India Inc spending on covid healthcare considered as CSR work: Govt
The ministry has pointed out that spending of CSR funds for creating health infrastructure for covid care are eligible CSR activities.
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More virulent COVID strain, insufficient infra have led to more deaths in Delhi: Experts
A more virulent strain of coronavirus, insufficient infrastructure to handle critical cases and hoarding of essential drugs has led to more deaths in
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COVID-19: PM Modi takes key decisions to boost availability of medical personnel
Services of final year MBBS students to be utilised for providing services like tele-consultation and monitoring of mild COVID cases after due orienta
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COVID-19 vaccine: Pfizer in talks with Centre over expedited approval
Earlier in April, Pfizer said that it had offered a not-for-profit price for its vaccine for the government immunisation programme in India
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Covid Crisis: IT major Capgemini to aid in India’s health infrastructure woes
The Rs 50-crore fund will be used to build ICU facilities, oxygen generation plants, other long-term medical infrastructure, and relief operations.
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Covid-19: PM Modi to hold review meeting today; discuss covid-19 crisis
The meeting will discuss the situation of healthcare infrastructure, oxygen, and medicine supply to combat the worsening covid-19 crisis in the countr
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Money9 Edit | Ensure adequate cover for Covid homecare patients
With numerous people being forced to seek treatment at home in absence of hospital beds, insurance companies should reimburse bills they submit
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Covid-19 Crisis: PM Modi chairs the meeting of council of ministers
The council of ministers noted that the present pandemic crisis is a ‘once in a century crisis’ and has thrown a big challenge for the world.
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Comapnies spending for setting up makeshift hospitals to be CSR activity: Centre
The government said spending by corporates for setting up makeshift hospitals and temporary COVID-19 care facilities will be considered as CSR activit
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Insurance scheme for ‘Corona Warriors’ extended by one year
This scheme was supposed to expire on April 24 after settling the ongoing claims to the families of ‘Corona Warriors’
