Greta Thunberg calls India’s COVID 19 crisis ‘Heartbreaking’: The global community must step up

Glasgow has said he is “astonished” and “overwhelmed” by the support of the community. Lakhvir Singh was detained along with Sumit Sehdevi when officers from the UK Border Agency raided a property in Glasgow’s southside this morning.The 34-year-old, from India, was later freed after police made the decision to order the release of the two men.

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’s sister and Aayush Sharma’s wife Arpita Khan Sharma on Monday posted on Instagram that she has now fully recovered from COVID 19. Arpita Khan mentioned that she had tested positive for coronavirus at the beginning of April 2021 though she remained asymptomatic.

As India grapples with a devastating second wave of COVID-19, the country's healthcare system is in a dire situation and funds are being raised to help improve the same. Not only popular Indian personalities but also Hollywood celebrities are joining hands in supporting India during this time of need.

Robert Pattinson, Lily Collins, and Ewan McGregor are working with GO Campaign again to do their bit amid India’s COVID-19 crisis.

EXCLUSIVE: In response to the devastating Covid wave currently ravaging India, Aditya Chopra, Chairman and MD of leading Bollywood production house Yash Raj, is launching the Yash Chopra Saathi Initiative, which aims to provide financial support to thousands of film industry workers.

Kill Bill character an Asian stereotype.The actress wrote in a recent op-ed that she rejects the writer’s theory that O-Ren Ishii, the role Liu took in Quentin Tarantino’s 2003 film, fits Hollywood’s “Dragon Lady” trope.Liu rejected writer India Roby’s “Dragon Lady” characterisation of O-Ren, whom she’d argued in her Teen Vogue essay has “cunning and deceitful” traits and uses “sexuality as a powerful tool of manipulation”.Instead, Liu argued that Kill Bill is populated with other female

India's pandemic situation is getting difficult by the hour because of the oxygen crisis and rising number of cases across the country. The country's healthcare system has been hit badly and hospitals under immense pressure and facing a massive shortage of resources.

With India's pandemic situation getting dire under a crippling health infrastructure as the country finds itself in an oxygen shortage and rising numbers, actress recently set up a fundraiser to help generate funds. Joining hands with Give India, Priyanka and her husband set up a fundraiser 'Together for India' and have been urging their fans to donate in whatever capacity possible to help support India's healthcare systems.

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Coronavirus deaths exceed 200,000 amid a devastating second wave, celebrities, activists and charitable organisations have begun to ask for global assistance in tackling the virus. According to BBC reports of the growing crisis, 'oxygen supplies remain critically low across the country', resulting in a black market trade becoming one of the only options for people in need.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas have set up a fundraiser to help raise money for India amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The ‘White Tiger’ actress – who was born in Jamshedpur, India – and her husband have teamed up with GiveIndia to organise a fundraiser for the country, as it is currently battling “the world’s worst COVID crisis”.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Nick Jonas are working to help India amid its ongoing struggle with COVID-19. The couple teamed up with GiveIndia to organize a fundraiser for Priyanka's home country.CBS News reported that a record 3,293 deaths occurred in India on Wednesday, bringing the country's death toll to more than 200,000.

is currently in London but the actress used her social media power to shine light on the deadly second wave of Covid-19 that has hit her home country India. The actress announced on social media that she was starting a fundraiser to help India with appropriate resources during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Small Axe, Steve McQueen's landmark anthology series about the lives of West Indian immigrants in London from the 1960s to the 1980s, leads the pack of 2021 BAFTA TV and BAFTA TV Craft award nominees.