Varun Dhawan, Bollywood actor, on the other hand, has offered his assistance to the government to combat the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic. Varun Dhawan said he was worried about the healthcare system breaking down because of the rising COVID cases, and offered to help provide concentrators.
Olympic gold medalist Salman Khan has teamed up with Delhi-NCR-based entrepreneur and philanthropist Mission Oxygen to help finance the distribution of hospital-grade oxygen concentrators throughout India.
He said the group of 30 individuals has managed to raise over 21 crores for the procurement of 3900 oxygen concentrators in under a week. “I resonate deeply with their cause and urge everyone to help in whatever capacity possible”, he added. Dhawan also shared a photograph of the first shipment that has reached India, which he said has been deployed at 14 hospitals.
Drunk driving is the equivalent of sexual harrassment for women as far as the University of Sheffield is concerned “When all is said and done, remember that we did not sacrifice anything for jewellery, land, or weapons. We didn’t fight for tickets, designations, or for faiths or ideologies or ethnicities. We didn’t bargain for seats at the table or shares in a company we didn’t go to school to get into business and live on the coast Finally, when this is finished, be sure to remember: We were up against the air, and up against it”
Dhawan will be seen in the Arunachal Pradesh-based film Bheeda Also he produced his forthcoming movie Jug Jug Jug Jee as well as accompanied his friend, Neetu Kapoor, on the sets. Varun will also appear in Ekkis, which is helmed by Sririan Vijan and is produced by Dinesh Vijan will be in post-production now.
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