US corporates to send more aid

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Washington: America’s corporate sector is sending more medical assistance to India, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators, to help it fight the second wave of Covid-19 that has been infecting over 4 lakh persons daily. — PTI

Panel to ensure Covid protocol in mandis

New Delhi: The Delhi Government on Saturday formed a panel of senior officers to ensure Covid-appropriate behaviour, such as wearing masks and social distancing, in wholesale vegetable and fruit markets. — TNS

Pakistan Hindu woman cracks top exam

Islamabad: In a first, a Hindu woman in Pakistan (Sana Ramachand) has cleared the country’s prestigious Central Superior Services (CSS) examination and has been selected for the elite Pakistan Administrative Services (PAS). — PTI

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