All credit to PM Modi for effective COVID-19 management: Kishan Reddy
The Hindu
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Union Minister for Culture, Tourism and Development of North-Eastern Region G. Kishan Reddy on Thursday said Prime Minister Narendra Modi deserves all credit for effective management of the COVID-19 pandemic. Allaying apprehensions and doubts by several countries and experts, that India, a populous country would be badly affected by the pandemic, several frontline warriors under the leadership of Mr. Modi controlled the effect, he said. Mr. Reddy, who is on a three-day tour ‘Jana Ashirvad Yatra’ to the Telugu States starting Thursday, addressed a meeting in Kodad town. The purpose of the Yatra, he said, was to take blessings from people, and also request them to bless Mr. Modi.
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