PM Modi Alert

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8.27 pm: Steps taken to ensure supply of essential items; don't go for panic buying, says PM Modi.
8.26 pm: I would request employers to not cut the wages of those who can't come to work, says PM Modi
8.26 pm: Coronavirus pandemic has affected the middle class, lower-middle class and the poor, says PM Modi
8.25 pm: PM Modi announces COVID-19 Economic Response Task Force
8.23 pm: Coronavirus pandemic is affecting the economy, says PM Modi.
8.22 pm: Don't burden hospitals, take advice from doctors on the phone, says PM Modi
8.21 pm: On March 22, 5:00 pm, we should extend gratitude towards those who are fulfilling their duties in these times, says PM Modi.
8.20 pm: All outdoor services can't be called common anymore. Those who work outdoors are doing a service to the nation, says PM Modi.
8.18 pm: Urge state governments to take initiative for Janta curfew, says PM Modi.
8.18 pm: This Janta curfew will help us prepare for coming hardships, says PM Modi.
8.18 pm: You can also call 10 people and make them aware of the Janata curfew: PM Modi.
8.18 pm: This Janata curfew on March 22 will help us acquaint ourselves with self-isolation, says PM Modi.
8.17 pm: I urge citizens to observe Janata curfew on March 22 from 7am to 9pm: PM Modi.
8.15 pm: PM Modi proposes Janata curfew - by Janata, for Janata.
8.15 pm: It is possible that our senior generations are not fully aware of the situation: PM Modi.
8.14 pm: I also urge senior citizens of over 65 years to not step outside their homes in the next few weeks, says PM Modi.
8.13 pm: Social distancing in times of coronavirus extremely important and effective, says PM Modi.
8.11 pm: I urge you to step outside only when it is of extreme importance for the next few weeks, says PM Modi.
8.10 pm: Work from home as much as possible, says PM Modi
8:07 pm: We must follow all instructions of authorities to ensure we are not infected and also pledge to protect others from getting infected, says PM Modi.
8:07 pm: We need to be determined and patient, says PM Modi.
8:07 pm: In a country like India with 130 crore population the threat of coronavirus is not common, says PM Modi.
8.05 pm: Every Indian need to be vigilant, says PM Modi.
8.05 pm: I want some of your time in the coming weeks, says PM Modi
8:05 pm: Indian govt is fully monitoring the pandemic, says PM Modi.
8:01 pm: Coronavirus affects more countries than previous two world wars, says PM Narendra Modi.

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