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In his letter, Kejriwal said there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. If we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

Delhi CM Kejriwal writes to PM Modi, demands Bharat Ratna for frontline workers 

In his letter,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said&nbsp;there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. All Indians&nbsp;are grateful to the doctors and if we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

As hundred of doctors have lost their lives while serving in hospitals amid the Covid-19 pandemic, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, seeking that the country&rsquo;s highest civilian award,&nbsp;Bharat Ratna should be given this year to all doctors, nurses and paramedics.&nbsp;
In the letter, Kejriwal said many doctors and nurses sacrificed their lives fighting Corona. If we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.&nbsp;
Lakhs of doctors and nurses served people selflessly without worrying about their lives and families. There can be no other better way (than honouring them with Bharat Ratna) to thank and honour them, the Delhi CM wrote in the letter in Hindi.
According to data made available by the Indian Medical Association (IMA) in mid-June, 730 doctors have died to coronavirus infection during the second wave.&nbsp;
Bihar saw the maximum number of 115 deaths, followed by Delhi at 109, Uttar Pradesh 79, West Bengal 62, Rajasthan 43, Jharkhand 39, and Andhra Pradesh 38, the data showed.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.&nbsp;

In his letter,&nbsp;Kejriwal&nbsp;said&nbsp;there is no rule to award 'Bharat Ratna' to a group. All Indians&nbsp;are grateful to the doctors and if we honour them with Bharat Ratna, then it will be a true tribute to them.

Indian Medical Association will lead a protest&nbsp;against assault on healthcare professionals with 'Save the Saviour' slogan on June 18. While announcing the protest IMA&nbsp;President Dr JA Jayalal said doctors will wear a black band, black mask or black shirt to register their protest and&nbsp;that no hospitals will closed.
Dr Jayalal&nbsp;added that there have been several incidents of doctors serving in Covid wards being beaten &amp; brutally assaulted across the country and it is responsibility of govt to ensure the safety of frontline workers.&nbsp;
THe IMA&nbsp;wants the govt to bring in a central protection law for healthcare&nbsp;workers under CrPC and IPC.&nbsp;

Healthcare workers to protest against assault on them on June 18

Protest against assault on healthcare&nbsp;workers by IMA on June 18
Doctors to wear black band, black mask or black shirt: IMA
Govt's&nbsp;responsibility to ensure the safety of frontline workers: IMA&nbsp;President
Several incidents of attacks on healthcare&nbsp;workers reported across the country
Bring healthcare&nbsp;workers&nbsp;protection law under CrPC&nbsp;and IPC: IMA&nbsp;to govt
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Indian Medical Association will lead a protest&nbsp;against assault on healthcare professionals with 'Save the Saviour' slogan on June 18. While announcing the protest IMA&nbsp;President Dr JA Jayalal said doctors will wear a black band, black mask or black shirt to register their protest and&nbsp;that no hospitals will closed.
Dr Jayalal&nbsp;added that there have been several incidents of doctors serving in Covid wards being beaten &amp; brutally assaulted across the country and it is responsibility of govt to ensure the safety of frontline workers.&nbsp;
THe IMA&nbsp;wants the govt to bring in a central protection law for healthcare&nbsp;workers under CrPC and IPC.&nbsp;

After the deaths of 17 of its pilots, the Indian airlines pilots' body has demanded the frontline workers status for its members. The Federation of Indian Pilots has demanded all the Covid-related benefits that come with the tag. The benefits&nbsp;include priority vaccination, insurance coverage, and compensation.
The body has filed a plea in the Bombay High Court seeking the creation of a separate category, "Air Transportation Workers", under the 'frontline worker' tag.
The body has 5,619 members working for airlines such as Air India, SpiceJet, IndiGo, Reliance Commercial, Go Air, and Vistara.
The pilots now want the government to define air insurance payable to those operating scheduled and non-scheduled Vande Bharat flights.

After 17 Covid deaths, pilots demand frontline worker tag

After the deaths of 17 of its pilots, the Indian airlines pilots' body has demanded the frontline workers status for its members with all the related benefits

After the deaths of 17 of its pilots, the Indian airlines pilots' body has demanded the frontline workers status for its members. The Federation of Indian Pilots has demanded all the Covid-related benefits that come with the tag. The benefits&nbsp;include priority vaccination, insurance coverage, and compensation.
The body has filed a plea in the Bombay High Court seeking the creation of a separate category, "Air Transportation Workers", under the 'frontline worker' tag.
The body has 5,619 members working for airlines such as Air India, SpiceJet, IndiGo, Reliance Commercial, Go Air, and Vistara.
The pilots now want the government to define air insurance payable to those operating scheduled and non-scheduled Vande Bharat flights.

The Delhi government on Friday announced that it will organise a mass Covid-19 vaccination drive for all media houses. During the drive, the government will vaccinate all employees of electronic, digital and print media houses for free. The government will organise these drives at media offices.&nbsp;According to a study, over 100 journalists have died in India due to Covid-19 in the last year, with 52 dying in April 2021 alone.&nbsp;The study, which was conducted by Rate The Debate, an initiative of the Institute of Perception Studies, New Delhi, found that 56 journalists have succumbed to the virus in the last four months this year, from 1 January to 28 April, 52 of these deaths were reported in the month of April alone. This essentially means, on an average, about two journalists have died every day in April.

Delhi govt to organise free mass vaccination drive for media employees

The Delhi govt will organise free mass vaccination drive for media employees in the capital at their offices

Delhi govt to vaccinate media employees for free
Employees of electronic, digital and print media eligible
Study: over 100 journalists died&nbsp;due to Covid-19 in 2020
56 journalists died&nbsp;from Jan to April 2021 in India: study
Study: on average, about 2 journalists died every day in April

The Delhi government on Friday announced that it will organise a mass Covid-19 vaccination drive for all media houses. During the drive, the government will vaccinate all employees of electronic, digital and print media houses for free. The government will organise these drives at media offices.&nbsp;According to a study, over 100 journalists have died in India due to Covid-19 in the last year, with 52 dying in April 2021 alone.&nbsp;The study, which was conducted by Rate The Debate, an initiative of the Institute of Perception Studies, New Delhi, found that 56 journalists have succumbed to the virus in the last four months this year, from 1 January to 28 April, 52 of these deaths were reported in the month of April alone. This essentially means, on an average, about two journalists have died every day in April.

Amidst all the pandemic chaos, Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandes has set up the Y'ou Only Live Once' foundation to create and share stories of kindness in everyday life.
She has also tied up with several NGOs that cater to the different needs in our society.
With an NGO called the Roti Bank, Jacqueline has aimed to provide one lakh meals this month and has also partnered with the Feline Foundation, an initiative to help stray animals.
Not just this, the 'Kick' star will also be distributing masks and sanitisers to front line workers.

Covid-19: Jacqueline Fernandez launches 'You Only Live Once' foundation to spread kindness

Actress Jacqueline Fernandez announced the launch of her 'You Only Live Once' foundation to create and share stories of kindness amid the Covid-19 pandemic

Jacqueline launches YOLO Foundation amid Covid-19 Foundation to create and share stories of kindness Jacqueline partners with NGO, aims to give a&nbsp;lakh meals
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Amidst the pandemic, Bollywood actress Jacqueline Fernandes has set up the Y'ou Only Live Once' foundation to create and share stories of kindness in everyday life.
She has also tied up with several NGOs that cater to the different needs in our society.
With an NGO called the Roti Bank, Jacqueline has aimed to provide one lakh meals this month and has also partnered with the Feline Foundation, an initiative to help stray animals.
Not just this, the 'Kick' star will also be distributing masks and sanitisers to front line workers.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday launched a medical advisory helpline to help those battling Covid-19 at a time when the country has been ravaged by the second wave of the deadly virus.&nbsp;
In a tweet on Saturday, Rahul Gandhi wrote, "India needs to stand together and help our people. We have launched &lsquo;Hello Doctor&rsquo; a medical advisory helpline. Please call&nbsp;+919983836838&nbsp;for medical advice."
Rahul Gandhi then went to appeal to doctors and medical professionals to join the battle against Covid-19 and help those in need of medical advice.&nbsp;The doctors can mention their states, time slots for availability and days when they can give their service to the cause of fighting the Covid battle.&nbsp;

Rahul Gandhi launches 'Hello Doctor' medical helpline for Covid patients

Rahul Gandhi launches 'Hello Doctor' medical helpline for Covid patients, asks doctors to join forces

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Saturday launched a medical advisory helpline to help those battling Covid-19 at a time when the country has been ravaged by the second wave of the deadly virus.&nbsp;
In a tweet on Saturday, Rahul Gandhi wrote, "India needs to stand together and help our people. We have launched &lsquo;Hello Doctor&rsquo; a medical advisory helpline. Please call&nbsp;+919983836838&nbsp;for medical advice."
Rahul Gandhi then went to appeal to doctors and medical professionals to join the battle against Covid-19 and help those in need of medical advice.&nbsp;The doctors can mention their states, time slots for availability and days when they can give their service to the cause of fighting the Covid battle.&nbsp;

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