Future Plans of government to fight with Coronavirus.
                     Future Plans of Government to 
fight with Coronavirus
RISE IN CASES CONTINUE
 India continued to witness a rise in its COVID-19 
tally on Monday as it recorded the highest ever 
spike of 6977 cases and 154 deaths in the last 24 
hours. The total number of cases in the country 
now at 1,38,845 and counting.
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DOMESTIC FLIGHTS RESUME
 Domestic passenger flights resumed in India after a 
gap of two months and the country will see around 
600 services on 25th May. The Delhi airport saw its 
first departure to Pune while Mumbai airport's first 
departure to Patna.
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STIMULUS PACKAGE
 Over five consecutive days of interaction with the 
country's financial media, FM Nirmala Sitharaman 
provided the break-up of PM Modi's Rs 20 lakh 
crore COVID-19 stimulus for India.
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10% OF GDP
 At as much as 10% of GDP, the package did not 
appear to leave any major sphere untouched as 
Modi brought out the fiscal artillery to complement 
RBI's monetary ballast spread over the past few 
weeks to help the economy.
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PM’S ANNOUNCEMENT
 In his speech, Modi said his package would focus 
on land, labour, liquidity and laws, and would deal 
with such sectors as cottage industries, MSMEs, the 
working class, middle class and industry.
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ATMNIRBHAR BHARAT ABHIYAAN
 Called as Atmnirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan, this COVID-
19 relief package puts bold reforms at the heart of 
Modi's stated plan to make India self-reliant so that 
any other crisis that may emerge in future could 
be efficiently tackled.
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BIG BOOST FOR MSMES
 Focusing on empowering the poor, labourers and 
migrant workers, both in the organized and 
unorganized sectors, some of the moves made are 
collateral free loan of Rs 3 lakh crores for MSMEs, a 
move that'll enable 45 lakh units to restart work 
and save jobs.
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FREE FOOD FOR MIGRANTS
 For those migrants who don't have NFSA cards or 
state cards, 5 kg of wheat or rice per person and 
one kg chana per family per month for next two 
months to be provided. This will entail Rs 3,500 
crore and is likely to benefit around 8 crore 
migrants.
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REPORT CARD
 The Centre plans to hire an agency to document 
all measures taken by ministries in the fight 
against coronavirus and also the lessons learnt 
during the pandemic. The collected data will serve 
as ‘ready reckoner’ for similar calamities in future.
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