Oxygen  

Indian Air Force (IAF) is set to fly six more cryogenic oxygen containers from Dubai to its airbase in West Bengal's Panagarh

The Indian Railways has helped deliver 450 tonnes of oxygen to different parts of the country with the help of Oxygen Express  
 

Founder Trustee of NBF & Member of Parliament Sri Rajeev Chandrasekhar donated 15 oxygen concentrators to Member of Parliament Tejasvi Surya who along with NBF will identify patients who would urgently need oxygen concentrator support

As the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic hits India hard, the nation fights as one, with its people and personnel in service sectors doing whatever they can to alleviate the misery and ameliorate the conditions  
 

SpiceJet's freight carrier SpiceXpress has airlifted into India 800 oxygen concentrators from Hong Kong

Under the PMCARES Fund, the Centre has allocated funds to install 551 PSA Oxygen Generation Plants in public health facilities
 

The Adani group has imported cryogenic tanks and medical grade oxygen cylinders from Saudi Arabia 

As India fights the second wave of the pandemic, India railways has helped deliver 150 tonnes of oxygen 

Gujarat gets a 280-litre oxygen plant in Gandhinagar's Kolvada Ayurvedic Hospital 

Shri Ram Janmbhoomi Teerth Kshetra Trust, which oversees the construction of the Ram temple in Ayodhya, has decided to fund 2 oxygen plants in Ayodhya
 

The Indian armed forces are going all out to assist the nation in fighting back the second wave of Coronavirus cases

Indian Railways and the Indian Air Force are rushing to help in the supply of Oxygen  

PM spoke about the need to work rapidly on multiple aspects: increasing production of oxygen, increasing the speed of distribution and using innovative ways to provide oxygen support to health facilities
 

The virtual address was attended by AIIMS Director Dr Randeep Guleria, Narayana Health Chairman Dr Devi Shetty and Medanta Chairman Dr Naresh Trehan

Three youngsters, cutting across party lines, have immersed themselves in altruistic work as the pandemic continues to wreak havoc