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- 1. PROJECT CORONA Corona Pandemic 2020-2021
- 2. CORONA VIRUS Corona virus broke out in 2019 November mid in China. Doctors were worried as this was a communicable disease with no cure. This Virus created the biggest record of deaths in history as it was unstoppable. Even this many deaths wouldn't even happened during WW2 and WW1 as we can compare this virus was deadliest than even Spanish flu.
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- 4. INDIA DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC That’s true the India was the 2nd most country with corona cases and deaths , but also the first country to bring vaccine and first country to recover at fast pace than any other country. Mr.Narendra Modi the Prime Minister of India was the reason behind the success of India against the Corona Virus. He was the first Minister to take action against Covid-19.
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