1 / 12Four cryogenic oxygen containers sourced by Tata Group have landed in India. The Indian Air Force flew them in from Singapore on Saturday.2 / 12These containers, made by British multinational chemical company Linde, will be used to transport liquid oxygen to mitigate the persisting shortage in many parts of the country. Each of these containers has a capacity of 20 tonnes of liquid oxygen.3 / 12Tata group will import 20 more such containers to help ease the oxygen crisis in the country.4 / 12Announcing its plans to import 24 cryogenic containers for transporting oxygen, Tata group had said, 'PM Narendra Modi's appeal to the people of India is laudatory and we at the Tata Group, are committed to doing as much as possible to strengthen the fight against COVID-19. To mitigate the oxygen crisis, here is one such effort to boost health infrastructure.'5 / 12In response to Tata group's efforts, PM Modi had lauded the 'compassionate gesture' in a tweet.6 / 12Tata Steel, the steelmaking arm of Tata group, has already diverted oxygen resources from its plants for medical purpose.7 / 12Last year when the first wave of COVID-19 struck India, Tata Group had imported ventilators, PPE kits, masks, gloves, as well as COVID-19 testing kits from countries like the US, China and South Korea.8 / 12The Tatas had also pledged Rs 1,500 crore for battling the coronavirus pandemic in the country. 9 / 12Tata Sons, the holding firm of the Tata group companies, announced Rs 1,000 crore support, over and above Rs 500 crore pledged by Tata Trusts.10 / 12टाटा ग्रुपने देशासाठी डोनेट केलेले हे क्रायोजेनिक कंटेनर सिंगापूरहून भारतात आणले आहेत. या कंटेनरचा वापर लिक्विड ऑक्सिजन वाहतुकीकरता करण्यात येणार आहे. त्यामुळे देशातील ऑक्सिजनच्या कमरतेवर मात करणे शक्य होणार आहे. 11 / 12India, in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic, is trying to get as many cryogenic oxygen containers as possible globally.12 / 12India’s High Commissioner to Singapore P Kumaran told PTI that there will be more consignments in the coming days.