New Delhi:
Rahul Gandhi tweeted this morning that upcoming Harvard Enterprise School experiments on failure would include things like COVID-19, demonetisation and the implementation of the Products and Services Tax (GST). The hottest in his attack-a-working day tweets contains a movie of Key Minister Narendra Modi’s countrywide addresses in the country’s combat against the coronavirus outbreak alongside with the growing graph of India’s coronavirus scenarios.
“Upcoming HBS (Harvard Organization College) case scientific tests on failure: 1. COVID-19. 2. Demonetisation. 3. GST implementation,” the Congress chief tweeted.
Alongside with the post, Rahul Gandhi shared a montage of PM Modi’s speeches on the Janata Curfew work out of clapping and clanging utensils for frontline COVID-19 personnel and the lights of lamps and diyas to categorical solidarity and solve in the pandemic disaster. The clip incorporated the Primary Minister’s comment that “the Mahabharata was received in 18 days and the war versus coronavirus will acquire 21 times”.
Future HBS circumstance scientific studies on failure:
1. Covid19.
2. Demonetisation.
3. GST implementation. pic.twitter.com/fkzJ3BlLH4— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 6, 2020
India now spots 3rd among nations worst hit by coronavirus with much more than 6.9 lakh instances on Sunday evening, overtaking Russia (6.8 lakh situations). India is now preceded only by Brazil and the US. Brazil has about 15 lakh situations and the US has far more than 28 lakh.
On Sunday, circumstances jumped by 25,000 and there ended up 613 deaths in 24 hours.
The everyday spikes are seen at a time the region is seeking to exit an economically crippling lockdown and encouraging men and women to resume usual actions but with stringent safeguards like masks, physical distance and standard sanitising and washing of arms.
The Congress, which has been deeply essential of the government’s dealing with of the coronavirus disaster, has added it to what it phone calls two most important “failures” of PM Modi’s government – the 2016 demonetisation in which two important forex notes that constituted 80 for each cent of the country’s cash were being junked overnight and the implementation of the GST in 2017