Embassy of India in Israel salutes Indian students for helping Israel in COVID-19 battle

Indian students in Israel are practising good samaritan deed by helping Israeli authorities to fight against Novel Coronavirus. students have volunteered in collecting and testing blood samples in Israel. Embassy of India in Israel saluted se students and expressed ir gratitude for same.

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Prince Charles praises Sikhs serving in Britain

Just like Indian students in Israel, Sikh community in UK is leaving no stone unturned to battle against Coronavirus and serving people with ir selfless service. Prince Charles in a video message praised "selfless service" of British-Sikh community in battle against coronavirus pandemic. 71-year-old heir to British throne, who recovered from his COVID-19 diagnosis last month, said he can only imagine great sness as event (Vaisakhi ) cannot be celebrated in usual way as he lauded vital role being played by community on frontlines of crisis.

"In se challenging times, Sikh community is making an extraordinary and invaluable contribution to life of this country and to so many ors, just as it has always done," he said in his message which he opens with "Waheguru Ji Ka Khalsa, Waheguru Ji Ki Fateh".

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In message issued by his Clarence House office, he notes:

"In United Kingdom, as elsewhere, Sikhs are playing a vital role on frontline of this crisis, wher in hospitals or or key roles or through remarkable work that is being done by gurdwaras to support local communities and most vulnerable. In all this, it seems to me, Sikhs so marvellously embody values on which Guru Nanak founded your religion, over five centuries ago: hard work, respect, and selfless service to those less fortunate than yourselves. He said that both he and his wife, Camilla Duchess of Cornwall, are grateful for all Sikh community's "outstanding efforts".

"At same time, I know that many of you are suffering personally from cruel effects of this pernicious virus, or tragically have lost those you love. I can only say that my heart goes out to you under such very difficult circumstances," he said.

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