Indian Restaurant In Norway Donates Rs 4.8 Lakh To Ease Delhi's Oxygen Shortage
To help out during the Covid crisis in India, Punjab-born restaurateur in Oslo has contributed his day's income of Rs 4,82,000 through international humanitarian relief organisation Khalsa Aid to ease Delhi's Oxygen emergency for coronavirus patients.
To help out during the Covid crisis in India, Punjab-born restaurateur in Oslo has contributed his day's income of Rs 4,82,000 through international humanitarian relief organisation Khalsa Aid to ease Delhi's Oxygen emergency for coronavirus patients.
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¡°Solidarity!" wrote former UN Environment Executive Director Erik Solheim in a tweet on Sunday.
"Oslo¡¯s lead Indian restaurant ¡®New Delhi¡¯ gives income from Friday sale to provide Oxygen in Delhi through Khalsa Aid. Restaurant is closed due to lockdown but take away sales amounted to 54,000 NOK, that is Rs 482,000," he said.
Solidarity! ??
¡ª Erik Solheim (@ErikSolheim) May 2, 2021
Oslo?s ?? lead Indian ?? restaurant New Delhi gives income from Friday sale to provide oxygen in Delhi through Khalsa Aid. Restaurant is lockdown closed but take away sales amounted to 54 000 NOK, that its 482 000 rupees
Good work @Khalsa_Aid @khalsaaid_india ! pic.twitter.com/SV6xoW4OAo
Solheim, who is the former Norwegian diplomat, politician and environment minister said he is inspired by the life and thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi in the global fight against climate change. He played a crucial role in 2018 as the UN Environment chief in convincing India to phase out single-use plastics by 2022 which is a major achievement in his crusade against plastic pollution.
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New Delhi is run by a Singh family from Punjab and is famous for traditional Punjabi and tandoori dishes in Norway.
