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In the video, we see doctors, in scrubs, dancing and smiling freely bringing some sunshine during such tough times.

“We are working tirelessly round the clock to save your lives, to ensure the country’s physical well being. And we are here to remind you to look after your mental well being too, for the hope of a brighter morning propels us further,” quotes the video.

While the COVID-19 outbreak has certainly come down hard on everyone, it’s especially worse for healthcare workers who are fighting at the frontlines. The situation demands them to step up and they are doing just that. Doctors across the nation have had to put their lives on hold and serve the nation.

During these tough times, sixty doctors from across the country have come together to put a smile across everyone’s face by creating the ‘The Song of Hope’. The healthcare professionals from Chandigarh, Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Delhi, Nagpur, Kanyakumari, Anand and many cities come together in the video and dance to the song ‘Happy’ by Pharrel Williams to remind everyone of the importance of mental well being in such times.

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Amidst lockdown, one YouTuber of Agartala designed an electric motorbike which he named ‘COVID-19 bike’ to spread the message of social distancing.

Started as a mechanic more than ten years ago, Partha Saha, 39, became a technical instructor and then he become a full-time YouTuber in 2018.

“Social distancing is in talks now. But there are many people who are not maintaining this. So, I thought to spread the message of importance of social distancing among people. Accordingly, I modified a motorbike that runs on petrol by using bicycle sets as front and back seats keeping one meter distance from each other.

And instead of petrol engine, I used a DC motor of 750 Watt, a battery of 48 volt to convert it as an electric motorbike. And this motorbike is meant for spreading the message but not to serve commercial purpose,” said Partha Saha.