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Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched a customized crash course programme that aims to skill and upskill over 100,000 Covid-19 warriors across India.
Speaking at the event, the PM said: &ldquo;Covid-19 is still there and there is a strong possibility of the virus being mutated. Therefore, the country&rsquo;s preparations have to be ramped up in order to combat new challenges. We are working towards preparing 1 lakh frontline workers in the country".
The programme has been designed as a special project under the Central Component of Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 3.0, with a financial outlay of ₹276 crore.
&ldquo;The crash course has been designed by the country&rsquo;s top experts upon the requirement of states,&rdquo; the Prime Minister said
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'Virus still there': PM Modi launches crash course for Covid frontline workers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched a customized crash course programme that aims to skill and upskill over 100,000 Covid-19 warriors across India.
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'Virus still there': PM launches crash course for Covid frontline workers

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday launched a customized crash course programme that aims to skill and upskill over 100,000 Covid-19 warriors across India.
Speaking at the event, the PM said: &ldquo;Covid-19 is still there and there is a strong possibility of the virus being mutated. Therefore, the country&rsquo;s preparations have to be ramped up in order to combat new challenges. We are working towards preparing 1 lakh frontline workers in the country".
The programme has been designed as a special project under the Central Component of Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana 3.0, with a financial outlay of ₹276 crore.
&ldquo;The crash course has been designed by the country&rsquo;s top experts upon the requirement of states,&rdquo; the Prime Minister said
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Viral Video: It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to Covid-19 warriors. 

Viral Video: AIIMS doctors musical tribute to Covid-19 warriors

This tribute to Corona warriors by AIIMS&nbsp;Delhi medics&nbsp;will give&nbsp;you goosebumps. Watch it here...

Watch: AIIMS medics musical tribute to Covid warriors

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It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to Covid warriors. The musical video is performed by a group of medics cut to famous song 'Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaava' from Akshay Kumar hit Kesari. Apart from the lyrics, it's interspersed with commentary glorifying the inspirational role health workers and doctors have played in India's fight against Covid. The tribute compares doctors and medical workers fighting Covid to soldiers guarding borders. Watch the video...
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It's sure to give you goosebumps. A video tribute by doctors of Delhi AIIMS to <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">Covid</a> warriors. The musical video is performed by a group of medics cut to famous song 'Teri Mitti Mein Mil Jaava' from Akshay Kumar hit Kesari.
Apart from the lyrics, it's interspersed with commentary glorifying the inspirational role health workers and doctors have played in India's fight against Covid.
The tribute compares doctors and medical workers fighting Covid to soldiers guarding borders. Watch the video...
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Doctors and medical workers are working long hours covered in uncomfortable PPE kits as the country is battling the second wave of coronavirus. A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on. Dr Sohil Makwana from Gujarat's Ahmedabad, who works at GMERS Medical College at Dharpur, shared two photographs that showed him completely drenched in sweat - in his PPE suit and without it. Despite the odds, he said in the post that he was "proud to serve the nation" in these trying times.

Covid-19: Doctor shows how hard it is to work wearing PPE kits for long hours

A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on

Doctor shows how hard it is to work wearing PPE kits for long hours

Doctors and medical workers are working long hours covered in uncomfortable PPE kits as the country is battling the second wave of coronavirus. A doctor from Gujarat has shared two photographs showing how tough it is on the healthcare professionals to wear PPE kits for hours on. Dr Sohil Makwana from Gujarat's Ahmedabad, who works at GMERS Medical College at Dharpur, shared two photographs that showed him completely drenched in sweat - in his PPE suit and without it. Despite the odds, he said in the post that he was "proud to serve the nation" in these trying times.

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Doctors beaten up, neighbours asking doctors to get out of their house for fear of COVID-19, no data maintained by Central government on deaths of frontline healthcare workers - how are we thanking Corona Warriors? Watch what Dr Aparna Bhasker has to say.

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