PM Modi reminds to turn off lights for 9 minutes at 9 pm


New Delhi, Apr 5 (IANS): Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday reminded the country to switch off lights for nine minutes at 9 p.m.

On Twitter, Modi said "9 pm (-) 9 minutes".

Few minutes later, Union Home Minister Amit Shah also tweeted the same -- "tonight at 9 o'clock nine minutes".

Modi on April 3 asked the countrymen to light lamps or candles for nine minutes at 9 p.m. on Sunday.

"On April 5 (Sunday), at 9 p.m., turn off all the lights in your homes, stand at your doors or in your balconies, and light candles or diyas, torches or mobile flashlights for 9 minutes," Modi said, adding this is to challenge the darkness caused by the coronavirus.

He said this is also to awaken the superpower of 130 crore Indians.

The country is under a lockdown till April 14 due to coronavirus.

So far, close to 3,400 cases of coronavirus have been reported in the country with 77 deaths.

 

 

  

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  • El En Tea, Mangalore

    Sun, Apr 05 2020

    I remember few days back hardly 25 days it was on the news Modi has quitted all social media including Twitter am I right.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Apr 05 2020

    Heat of 1.3 Billion lights will burn Corona Virus ...

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  • Ponkra, Pilar / Shirva

    Sun, Apr 05 2020

    If coronavirus die from candle light heat, then what is the use of sun light heat. Sun light heat is more-n-more enough to burn coronavirus.

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