Priyanka Chopra Launches Fundraising Effort As Her Native India Is Ravaged By COVID-19

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Covid surge in India has marked casualties in lacs amidst the second wave. More or less the nation has been belittled by the lack of medical facilities though the medical staff is trying their hardest to keep everyone safe.

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may be a globetrotter but at the same time is a family-oriented person. The actress, who is currently in London for the last six months at least, took to social media to wish her mum on Mother's Day.

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.

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A few days ago, Priyanka Chopra announced she launched a fundraising effort with Give India to raise money for COVID-19 relief in her native India.

As she celebrates her sixth birthday today, Princess Charlotte is already stepping out of her big brother Prince George's shadow, ready to shine in her future role on the royal stage.

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.

Everyone in the world is acknowledging the crisis India is in and trying to help, next in line to the throne--Prince Charles also sent a message to the people of the country in the wake of its surge in COVID-19 deaths. "For well over a year the pandemic has had a devastating impact on so many of us around the world.

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.

Priyanka Chopra Jonas has set up a Covid-19 relief fundraiser for India as the country continues its battle with an overwhelming second wave of the Covid 19 pandemic. The 38-year-old star has set up the fundraiser in collaboration with donation platform GiveIndia.