‘Humanity will overcome COVID-19’: PM praises ministries; says ‘kudos to all working round the clock’
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, took to Twitter and said that humanity will overcome the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. He said that the world is fighting the virus by coming together. He has appreciated various ministries for helping the people of India during this difficult time of lockdown in the nation in pandemic humanity will overcome says pm modi.
“The world is fighting COVID-19 together. Humanity will surely overcome this pandemic,” Modi wrote on Twitter while retweeting a tweet by the Indian Embassy in Switzerland.
His tweet read, “Indian Tricolor of more than 1000 meters in size projected on Matterhorn Mountain, Zermatt, Switzerland to express Solidarity to all Indians in the fight against COVID 19. A big Thank You to @zermatt_tourism for the gesture.”
While responding to the tweets by various ministries, the Prime Minister also said that efforts were being made to help the people of India is this need of the hour.
‘Proud of railways team’: PM Modi
“Proud of the Indian Railways team. They’ve been continuously helping our citizens in this crucial hour,” Modi responded to a tweet by Railway Minister Piyush Goyal in which he mentioned that the passenger trains might have stopped working but railways have not.
“With relentless dedication, hard work and meticulous planning, Railways keep the nation running smoothly,” Goyal had tweeted.
Meanwhile, Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan also took to Twitter to thank LPG cylinder delivery personnel for fulfilling people’s needs during the lockdown responsibly.
Modi in response to the tweet said, “Kudos to all those working round the clock, across the nation, to ensure India’s energy needs are met.”
Further, the Income Tax department also indicated that the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), income tax refunds worth Rs 5,204 crore have been issued by the CBDT in the last 10 days to nearly 8.2 lakh small businesses in view of the COVID-19 situation as a relief to them.
‘Ensuring all possible assistance..’
Modi took to praising the department by lauding their efforts to help small and medium businesses in such dark times.
The Prime Minister, while responding to Civil Aviation Minister Hardeep Puri’s tweet, said “Ensuring all possible assistance to those who need it.”
Puri had posted on Twitter that coronavirus warriors of the civil aviation sector have now flown 262 flights across 2,64,181 kms with 454 tonnes of medical and essential cargo under Lifeline Udan since 26 March.
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