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- Published on April 30, 2021
- In AI Features
How Tech Companies Are Helping India Battle Covid Crisis?
- By Amit Naik
As India gasps for breath in the face of the second Covid wave, tech companies, including Google, Microsoft, Apple, Facebook, Amazon, and Twitter, have come to the rescue of hundreds and thousands of Indians.
With the rise in Covid-19 cases and deaths in the country, the healthcare infrastructure has crumbled, resulting in a shortage of beds, oxygen, vaccine, medicines and ventilators.
The second wave of coronavirus pandemic has impacted the livelihood of people and businesses like never before.
As per the Ministry of Health and Welfare’s latest data, India has 29,78,709 active coronavirus cases. As of Wednesday night, close to 2,01,187 people have died in the country. The actual figures could be much higher, according to a report by The New York Times.
While the
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Amit Naik
Amit Raja Naik is Senior Editorial Producer – Live Shows at AIM Network, driving India’s most influential AI and technology conversations. He leads content, narrative design, and visual storytelling, engaging with leaders, innovators, and policymakers to advance how technology impacts businesses, governance, and society.
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