India takes a loan of $1.5 Billion to Fight Coronavirus

The Indian Govt. has taken a loan of $1.5 billion to help themselves fight COVID19.

The loan has been taken from the Asian Development bank on Tuesday, April 28, 2020. This loan will support small businessses whose existence are endangered. And without the help from the government their existence may perish.

No one knows how long the pandemic will keep hitting our economy. The Coronavirus treatment is giving birth to another suffering, known as economic breakdown and unemployment.

Seasonal Viruses spreading less due to Social Distancing

Several Seasonal Viruses like Influenza Virus have spreaded comparatively lesser in amount due to social distancing and people staying at home.

People have also become very vigilant about their health habbits and thus they are washing their hands frequently and using masks when they have to go out. They are following social distancing. A common has only one tool to fight Coronavirus. It is called- Prevention.

Lets hope to see a Coronafree World as soon as possible. 

Rise in Temperature May Mitigate Spread of Coronavirus

The National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur has found a very strong correlation between temperature rise and spreading of Coronavirus.

This can be a turning point for the fight against Coronavirus because India is a hot and humid country. If somehow the high temperature really reduces COVID19 spread, it would help the lockdown to end quickly and our economy may open soon enough.

India starts investigating the origin of COVID19

The virus which started to spread from China, named the COVID-19 has claimed a lot of lives. It is still unknown that exactly from where this virus has originated.

India has started investigating into this matter in the top secure organization so that they can find out about the origin of this deadly virus.

It is still taking lives. The world is, as of today, not yet free from Coronavirus.

Confusion in Partial Lockdown, Shopkeepers go Half-Shutter

Due to confusion in the instructions, Shopkeepers are unable to open their shop totally. Many Shopkeepers says that due to confusion they have kept their shutter half closed.

Now its provides a complicated situation as the Shopkeepers have a backup in this way. When the cops come in hot, they can say they were not doing businesses at all, some administrative work.

Thus, the debate still goes on whether it is partially open or closed.

Jio Calling its Customers, Asking to Recharge

It was revealed by Jio customers that Jio had been calling its customers in this Lock down and asking them to recharge their Jio numbers. These calls are received by those who are not recharging their Jio numbers.

Obituary: Indian Film Actor Irrfan Khan dies

He was know as a Bollywood film actor, but he also have done lots of Hollywood films. But alas, he passed away in Mumbai at a hospital for colon infection. He had cancer since 2018.

Irrfan Khan (Credit-Bookmyshow)

Irrfan Khan (Credit-OpIndia)

COVID19 Turmoil

The Economic condition is not doing well. These are tough times going on around us.
We better be ready for what is coming next, a pathetic economic crisis in the business sector.

COVID19 (Credit-WHO)

IPL 2020

The Indian Premier League, IPL 2020 has been officially postponed and there are no updates about the new dates.

IPL 2020 (Credit- iplt20.com)

Airline Companies Taking a Hit

The airline companies are taking a hit because of this Lockdown all over the world. It is estimated that even after the lockdown, due to social distancing they will have to operate at a very low capacity which will mar their profit.

A flight taking off (Credit- Unsplash)

Current Indian Economy

The Indian Economy is in a challenging situation. The COVID19 Pandemic has worsened the economic slowdown.

Indian Economy is slowing down at an alarming rate

People are losing their jobs, firms are unable to pay their employees.

Small companies have started to do pay cut and are adhering to several cost cutting strategies.

The govt. is trying to revive the economy. But according to experts, even at the best it will take 8-10 months for the revival if the economy is opened now.