Narendra Modi

On Sunday night at 9 PM, Indians came out on their roofs and balconies and lit up lamps, torches and candles to show solidarity in this fight against Chinese coronavirus.

Islamists on social media weren't too happy with cricketer Mohammad Kaif for lighting lamp to thank healthcare workers, urged him to offer namaz instead.

The Western media's agenda against India was most prominent during The Guardian's coverage of India's lockdown.

The PM-CARES will be headed by the prime minister, who will be the chairperson of the Trust. He will have the power to nominate three people to the board of trustees who shall be eminent persons in the field of research, health, science, social work, law, public administration and philanthropy.

Prime Minister Modi in a video message announced that on 5th April, the nation has to come together to show their grit and collective strength.

No sooner was the PM CARES fund launched, did conspiracy theories and blatant lies started filling the internet, especially, Twitter.

On Mann ki Baat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed his gratitude to the "foot soldiers" fighting the battle against coronavirus.

This fund will enable micro-donations and large number of people will be able to contribute with smallest of denominations

The package to benefit the poor and medical workers during the Coronavirus lockdown was called 'Prime Minister Gareeb Kalyan Yojana and totalled a whopping 1.70 lakh crores.

India is officially on lockdown for 21 days and downsides of not taking this extreme measure were too scary in the face of Coronavirus spread