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Ram Gopal Varma’s ‘joke’, Pico Iyer’s optimism & how Big B has us confused

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New Delhi: On Twitter,  the coronavirus lockdown appears to be leading some to a confused state of mind while others take it in their stride. Take a look!

Yesterday, Bollywood director Ram Gopal Varma made a shocking announcement..

— Ram Gopal Varma (@RGVzoomin) April 1, 2020

….which turned out to be an April Fool’s Day prank. Twitter was not impressed with his “humour”. 

Politicians remember there is more to life than coronavirus: PM Modi and Congress siblings Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi share Ram Navami wishes.

As the pandemic frenzy continues, Congress leader Srivatsa wonders at the government’s approach to transparency.

IPS Officer Rema Rajeshwari reminds us that while we sleep comfortably every night, some people out there, risk their lives to keep us safe.

Bollywood mega star Amitabh Bachchan has left us totally confused with this tweet. Do you get it?

Journalist Pritish Nandy comes out against demonising Muslims in the country.

 Here’s a heart-wrenching story from a Twitter user that reminds us just how deadly this virus can be.  

https://twitter.com/Yussy_Cat/status/1245190728944410625?s=20

But writer Pico Iyer has an optimistic message in dreadful times.

BJP’s social media incharge Priti Gandhi wants to know the whereabouts of Gandhis, film stars and activists when the RSS cadre is hard at work in the fight against Covid-19.

Rahul Gandhi, it turns out, is right here. Find out what he’s been upto.

 

And lastly, caught in action! Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu shares and then deletes a snapshot of today’s teleconference with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other chief ministers, , with a breaking news comment on the complete nationwide lockdown to `end on April 15 next’.

Screengrab | Twitter @PemaKhanduBJP

Realising that his comment could be misunderstood, he quickly issued an explanatory tweet

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