Month: June 2021

Delhi Rotarians undertake several Covid-related projects In Delhi, Rotarians have acted quickly and generously to put up additional oxygen facilities; with RC Delhi Premier, a single club, alone raising over Rs.2 crore to help the choking capital of India. ">
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Delhi Rotarians undertake several Covid-related projects In Delhi, Rotarians have acted quickly and generously to put up additional oxygen facilities; with RC Delhi Premier, a single club, alone raising over Rs.2 crore to help the choking capital of India.

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Delhi Rotarians undertake several Covid-related projects In Delhi, Rotarians have acted quickly and generously to put up additional oxygen facilities; with RC Delhi Premier, a single club, alone raising over Rs.2 crore to help the choking capital of India. " href="https://rotarynewsonline.org/delhi-rotarians-undertake-several-covid-related-projects/">Read more
Calm down, isolate at home and don’t unnecessarily block hospital beds: Dr V Ramasubramanian As the second wave of the Covid pandemic ravages India causing trauma, panic and paranoia, a voice of calm, common sense and sane medical advice is that of Dr V Ramasubramanian, a specialist of 30 years in infectious diseases. A member of the Rotary Club of Madras, he frowns on the noise and “sensationalisation” of the media, the lack of empathy in so many people who should know better. In an interview to Rotary News, the good doctor, who was seeing over 150 patients a day by May-end, said “first and foremost we all need to calm down”. Excerpts...">
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Calm down, isolate at home and don’t unnecessarily block hospital beds: Dr V Ramasubramanian As the second wave of the Covid pandemic ravages India causing trauma, panic and paranoia, a voice of calm, common sense and sane medical advice is that of Dr V Ramasubramanian, a specialist of 30 years in infectious diseases. A member of the Rotary Club of Madras, he frowns on the noise and “sensationalisation” of the media, the lack of empathy in so many people who should know better. In an interview to Rotary News, the good doctor, who was seeing over 150 patients a day by May-end, said “first and foremost we all need to calm down”. Excerpts...

Rasheeda Bhagat
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Calm down, isolate at home and don’t unnecessarily block hospital beds: Dr V Ramasubramanian As the second wave of the Covid pandemic ravages India causing trauma, panic and paranoia, a voice of calm, common sense and sane medical advice is that of Dr V Ramasubramanian, a specialist of 30 years in infectious diseases. A member of the Rotary Club of Madras, he frowns on the noise and “sensationalisation” of the media, the lack of empathy in so many people who should know better. In an interview to Rotary News, the good doctor, who was seeing over 150 patients a day by May-end, said “first and foremost we all need to calm down”. Excerpts..." href="https://rotarynewsonline.org/calm-down-isolate-at-home-and-dont-unnecessarily-block-hospital-beds-dr-v-ramasubramanian/">Read more
Scale model By building on a proven concept — such as efforts to stamp out malaria in Zambia — Rotary’s new ­multimillion-dollar Programs of Scale grants help make good better.">
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Scale model By building on a proven concept — such as efforts to stamp out malaria in Zambia — Rotary’s new ­multimillion-dollar Programs of Scale grants help make good better.

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Scale model By building on a proven concept — such as efforts to stamp out malaria in Zambia — Rotary’s new ­multimillion-dollar Programs of Scale grants help make good better." href="https://rotarynewsonline.org/scale-model/">Read more
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