The coronavirus pandemic that has swept the world in 2020 is possibly the biggest medical crisis to hit mankind. It has forced a large section of the world’s population in an unprecedented lockdown. Countries across the globe are making efforts to counter the rising problem. Some responses have yielded positive results, like Singapore’s rigorous testing and prompt quarantining of positive cases, while in other places situation has escalated beyond repair. The threat of the Chinese virus was established in early January 2020 with China being forced to shut down Wuhan completely. India’s response to the early signs of threat was rather meek, even though Kerela had reported India’s first coronavirus case on January 30th 2020. It was only on 14th March that COVID-19 was officially notified as a national disaster by the Government of India. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has left no stone unturned to impose his persona and extract maximum public response in these tim