Coronavirus in Indien, Kerzen leuchten als Zeichen der Solidarität in Neu-Delhi

05.04.2020

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India: A light of hope from the darkness PM Narendra Modi wants to bring our Country in the light from the darkness of the Silent-Killer Covid-19 . For that reason, he requests to all Indian citizens to switch off the lights of our houses and lit the candles or to use torches or flashlight of the cell phones from our balcony for 9 min on 5th April, Sunday at 9 pm. He also warns us to maintain the Social Distancing while lighting up. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: SudiptaxDas
India: A light of hope from the darkness PM Narendra Modi wants to bring our Country in the light from the darkness of the Silent-Killer Covid-19 . For that reason, he requests to all Indian citizens to switch off the lights of our houses and lit the candles or to use torches or flashlight of the cell phones from our balcony for 9 min on 5th April, Sunday at 9 pm. He also warns us to maintain the Social Distancing while lighting up. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: SudiptaxDas
India: A light of hope from the darkness PM Narendra Modi wants to bring our Country in the light from the darkness of the Silent-Killer Covid-19 . For that reason, he requests to all Indian citizens to switch off the lights of our houses and lit the candles or to use torches or flashlight of the cell phones from our balcony for 9 min on 5th April, Sunday at 9 pm. He also warns us to maintain the Social Distancing while lighting up. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: SudiptaxDas
India: A light of hope from the darkness PM Narendra Modi wants to bring our Country in the light from the darkness of the Silent-Killer Covid-19 . For that reason, he requests to all Indian citizens to switch off the lights of our houses and lit the candles or to use torches or flashlight of the cell phones from our balcony for 9 min on 5th April, Sunday at 9 pm. He also warns us to maintain the Social Distancing while lighting up. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: SudiptaxDas
India: Fight against the Covid-19 Families across India heeded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s call to turn off electric lights and use candles, diyas and flashlights for nine minutes at 9pm on Sunday to commemorate the country’s fight against the Covid-19 pandemic in Ajmer. Ajmer rajasthan India Copyright: ShaukatxAhmed
India: 9 minute vigil against coronavirus Prayagraj: Resident light candles and turn on their mobile phone’s light to observe a 9 minute vigil called by India’s prime minister Narendra Modi in show of unity and soldierly in the fight against the coronavirus in Allahabad on Sunday, April 05, 2020. Prayagraj Uttar Pradesh India Copyright: PrabhatxKumarxVerma
India: Candles to dispel the darkness of COVID-19 Today the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi urged the people of the entire country to light up candles and torches to dispel the darkness spread by corona virus. Citizens are following this allover the country. People turned off lights of their home and lit up candles and torches for 9 minutes everywhere at 9:00PM with a hope of corona free world in the near future. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: JitxChattopadhyay
India: Candles to dispel the darkness of COVID-19 Today the Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi urged the people of the entire country to light up candles and torches to dispel the darkness spread by corona virus. Citizens are following this allover the country. People turned off lights of their home and lit up candles and torches for 9 minutes everywhere at 9:00PM with a hope of corona free world in the near future. Kolkata West Bengal India Copyright: JitxChattopadhyay
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 -- An Indian woman lights earthen lamps on her balcony to mark the country s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in New Delhi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. ) INDIA-NEW DELHI-COVID-19-LIGHTING JavedxDar
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 -- Residential buildings are illuminated by candles, earthen lamps, and flashlights to mark the country s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in New Delhi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. ) INDIA-NEW DELHI-COVID-19-LIGHTING JavedxDar
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 -- Residential buildings are illuminated by candles, earthen lamps, and flashlights to mark the country s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in New Delhi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. ) INDIA-NEW DELHI-COVID-19-LIGHTING JavedxDar
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 -- An Indian man lights an earthen lamp on his balcony to mark the country s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in New Delhi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. ) INDIA-NEW DELHI-COVID-19-LIGHTING JavedxDar
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 -- An Indian man illuminates his balcony to mark the country s fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in New Delhi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. ) INDIA-NEW DELHI-COVID-19-LIGHTING JavedxDar
April 6, 2020, Mumbai, INDIA: 05 April 2020 : Mumbai - INDIA..Indians light up their houses with torches,candles, diyas & mobile phones to show solidarity in the fight against global Covid 19 Pandemic. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi called upon 130 crore Indians to light up their houses on 5th April at 9pm for 9 minutes to mark solidarity in the fight against global Covid 19 Pandemic. Mumbai INDIA - ZUMAsu5_ 20200406_zap_su5_001 Copyright: xSubhashxSharmax
(200405) -- NEW DELHI, April 5, 2020 (Xinhua) -- An Indian woman lights a candle to mark the country s fight against COVID-19 pandemic in Kochi, India, on April 5, 2020. India s health ministry Sunday evening said the death toll due to COVID-19 in India rose to 83 and the total number of confirmed cases in the country reached 3,577. (Str Xinhua) INDIA-KOCHI-COVID-19-CASES
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: Firecrackers lit by people in apparent show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Gandhi Nagar, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Sonu Mehta Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People with mobile flashlights in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Seelampur, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Sonu Mehta Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People light candles in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Kidwai Nagar, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Biplov Bhuyan Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People s homes lit up with candles and earthen lamps (diyas) in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Gold Links Dwarka, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Vipin Kumar Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People s homes lit up with candles and earthen lamps (diyas) in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Moti Nagar, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Sanchit Khanna Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People s homes lit up with candles and earthen lamps (diyas) in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Moti Nagar, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Sanchit Khanna Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People light diyas or oil lamps in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Moti Nagar, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Sanchit Khanna Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: A Police personnel light candles in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Delhi-Noida border, near Mayur Kunj, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Mohd Zakir Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: Delhi along with Noida Police personnel with candles in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Delhi-Noida border, near Mayur Kunj, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Mohd Zakir Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People with earthen lamps (diyas) in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Green Park, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Amal KS Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People with phone lights and earthen lamps (diyas) in a show of solidarity and support for frontline workers, on day twelve of the nationwide lockdown to combat coronavirus, at Meena Appartments, Patparganj, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Ajay Aggarwal Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal
NEW DELHI, INDIA APRIL 5: People lighting lamps (diyas, candles and phone torch) at their homes to express their solidarity towards nation s fight against coronavirus, at Meena apartment, Patparganj, in East Delhi, on April 5, 2020 in New Delhi, India. Millions of Indians across the country switched off lights at their homes and lit candles and diyas or turned on mobile phone torches on Sunday night, responding to Prime Minister Narendra Modi s appeal to show the nation s collective resolve and solidarity in its fight against coronavirus with this symbolic gesture. (Photo by Ajay Aggarwal Hindustan Times ) Millions Of Indians Light Candles, Diyas, Turn On Mobile Phone Torches After Prime Minister Modi?s Appeal

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