Diggers from outside need to be engaged to bury the Covid-19 deceased in Catholic cemetery, Sewri, Mumbai

Authorities of the Catholic cemetery (a public property owned by BMC) in Sewri, Mumbai are asking relatives of those who have died of Covid-19 to bring their own diggers with them. This is in spite of the cemetery having their own people to do the job. The normal charges for doing the task is ₹800. However, diggers from outside are asking for anything upwards of ₹4000. 

Moreover, there are no proven scientific evidence that the virus can spread from the dead. 

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Housing society in Kandivali East in Mumbai has converted gym into an isolation center for Covid positive residents

Tackling Covid bed shortage in Mumbai.
Housing Society in Kandivali East, Mumbai has converted the gym in their complex into an isolation center for own residents.
The initiative will save the patient family a lot of uncertain moments and money of course.
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Dr. Tejal Shah suggests setting up own home or community quarantine facilities for Covid-19 patients

Dr. Tejal Shah, Chest Disease Specialist from Mumbai suggests that with Covid-19 showing no signs of ebbing and all hospital beds full or about to get full in Mumbai and other metropolis, it would be wise to identify empty apartments or clubhouses, etc in housing societies to transform them into basis quarantine/ isolation centres.

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Coffee at Starbucks is more important than than the fear of Coronavirus during lockdown 4.0 in end May 2020

6 pm at a Starbucks in Mumbai on Tuesday 2020-05-26, the scene from my car window while returning from a grocery run. Now let me get this straight :

Counted 21 people ‘hanging around’ huddled together less than an arm’s length apart.. with most without masks happily chatting across a cup of coffee.
Mumbai is the worst Corona hit city with 30,000 cases, an acute shortage of hospital beds and people dying on the street unable to get treatment in time.

Now I’m guessing a ‘person’ paying 400 bucks for coffee is not an illiterate slum dweller or a walking migrant worker dying of thirst. These are educated supposedly ‘sensible’ people.

Am I the only one thinking the situation around us is grim ? Can somebody explain to me WHAT IS GOING ON 🤷🏻‍♂️ ?

Text and photo courtesy: Pavitr Saith
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The priorities of life for these elitists in Mumbai (or anywhere in India) are so mixed up.
I can vouch that quite a few of those crowding the road devoid of the usual traffic or seen cozily sitting and sipping coffee priced at ₹400+ per cup at the signature coffee shop in upmarket Mumbai  are discussing the plight of migrant workers walking 1000 kms back home.
And all these happening on 2020-05-26, even while #lockdown 4.0 is in force and almost 7,000 people are being tested #Covid19 positive everyday, with Mumbai being the worst hit 😡
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Covid-19 patients and the dead lying unattended for hours at KEM Hospital, Mumbai in end May 2020

Scene at King Edward Memorial Hospital (Kem Hospital), Mumbai in end May 2020 was scary with hospital beds full and the dead lying in bed or on the floor or in the corridors.
In Mumbai, the number of #Covid19 deaths and new positive cases are soaring in leaps and bounds.
Mumbai and rest of Maharashtra under the aegis of Ganwar Sena headed by a bootlicker CM is in utter distress.
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Barkha talking highly of RSS volunteers in Mumbai's Covid19 hotspot, that's very suspicious

Barkha Dutt being so sweet while interviewing RSS volunteers in Mumbai's Covid19 hotspot.
Kuchh Hazam Nahi Ho Raha Hai!
Waiting for her or someone else to twist the narrative.
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Policemen thrashed by Muscleman in Govandi, Mumbai for trying to implement lockdown on 2020-04-26

The rogue community is majorly responsible for the huge surge in Covid19 positive cases in Mumbai. 

In Govandi in Mumbai, even as recent as on 2020-04-26, they manhandled policemen on duty who were deputed to enforce lockdown. 

The population control bill applicable nationwide must be passed and implemented without further delay. 

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Arnab Goswami, Founder, REPUBLIC TV attacked by Youth Congress in Mumbai at 12.15 am on Thursday, 2020-04-23

Arnab Goswami, Founder, Republic TV was attacked while he himself was driving back home from his studio in Mumbai at 12.15 am on Thursday, 2020-04-23.
The goons riding a motorcycle were allegedly engaged by infuriated Youth Congress to harm Arnab since he had specifically pointed out the wrongdoings of Sonia Gandhi by name.
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In Mumbai test-flight, drone delivers pizza 3 kms away

In Mumbai test-flight, drone delivers pizza 3 kms away.

Privacy behind the umbrella

Youngsters from across India are hard pressed for finding the necessary privacy. These kids are innovative and will not stop at anything to steal the required moments of intimacy. In highly populated and expensive cities like Mumbai, joint families even from the middle income households comprising of 6 or more adults are holed in 450 - 500 sq.ft apartments. Kitchens double up as bedrooms for married couples during the night. Married or not married, how do they satisfy their basic instincts!!