April 27, 2021
1 min read

UNGA president seeks aid for India

Bozkir has expressed concerns over drastic rise in Covid cases and the deteriorating situation in India …reports Asian Lite News

The president of the 75th session of the UN General Assembly, Volkan Bozkir, on Tuesday called for international aid to India in its fight against the Covid-19 pandemic, said his spokesman.

Bozkir was worried about the Covid-19 situation in India, a country that has done so much to ensure the distribution of vaccines to vulnerable countries, said Brenden Varma, the spokesman, Xinhua news agency reported.

Now it is time for the world to extend aid and support to India. No one is safe until everyone is safe, said Bozkir.

The General Assembly president said his thoughts are with the Indian government and people at this time.

Also read:Amazon gives 100 ICU ventilators to India

Previous Story

US pulls out diplomats from Kabul

Next Story

Indian companies’ contribution to UK economy grows

Latest from -Top News

India Powers Mauritius with E-Buses

It marked a major milestone, strengthening the green partnership under the development cooperation of both nations…reports Asian Lite News Indian High Commissioner Anurag Srivastava handed over the first batch of 10 electric

Finally, the vote is coming

Bangladesh sets February 2026 for historic general election, as Muhammad Yunus unveils sweeping reform agenda on uprising anniversary, pledging inclusive democracy and youth-driven political renewal. Bangladesh’s interim Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus has

WFP’s $540m SOS for Afghanistan

Facing a deadly hunger crisis and climate shocks, Afghanistan pleads for urgent global aid as droughts, economic collapse and mass migration leave millions on the edge. Afghanistan is on the brink of

Never again: Hiroshima’s haunting plea at 80

Eighty years after the world’s first nuclear attack, Hiroshima honours its dead and urges global leaders to disarm before history repeats its most devastating lesson….reports Asian Lite News Thousands gathered at Hiroshima’s

India, New Zealand get tactical!

India and New Zealand launch their first Defence Strategic Dialogue in Delhi, opening a new chapter in military cooperation, maritime security, and Indo-Pacific coordination….reports Asian Lite News In a landmark step for
Go toTop

Don't Miss

Pakistan’s first national security focuses on India

Jammu and Kashmir finds only a small mention in the

India takes aid route for cooperation with Afghanistan

India’s role in Afghanistan has been dictated by the volatile