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TWITTER CONTRIBUTES USD 15 MILLON FOR COVID RELIEF IN INDIA

Published On 14 May 2021 10:48 AM

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Twitter has contributed US $ 15 million for COVID relief in India.
Money has been distributed among three NGOs.

Social media microblogging giant Twitter has donated US $ 15 million to help address the COVID-19 crisis in India. India is going through an unprecedented second wave of the deadly pandemic. Twitter Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Jack Dorsey on Monday tweeted t....

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TWITTER CONTRIBUTES USD 15 MILLON FOR COVID RELIEF IN INDIA

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