India is currently in lockdown for 21 days due to coronavirus pandemic. People are advised not to come out of their homes. Day by day the cases of coronavirus are increasing and things are worrying. India has around 6000 people tested positive for coronavirus. Due to this lockdown, except for essential services, rest all things are closed. Many people are working from home, while many have not much to do in lockdown. Lockdown will severely impact the economics, but the life of the people is most important and the decision of the government is appreciated. People are staying in their homes because of which pollution has reduced drastically and the air quality has been improved in various cities of India.
Recently, the residents of Jalandhar have shared the beautiful view of the Dhauladhar mountain range from their rooftop. The snow-capped mountains range from the Himalayan mountain range in Himachal Pradesh is visible from the naked eyes. It is approximately 200 km from Jalandhar, as the pollution is down and the level of toxic emissions is reduced, it became visible. Check out the tweet below.
The mighty Dhauladhars in Himachal Pradesh are now visible from Jalandhar as the air gets cleaner due to lockdown. Never thought this was possible!
First pic is from a DSLR and second from a mobile phone camera.
Pics courtesy colleague @Anjuagnihotri1 pic.twitter.com/IFGst3jP8k— Man Aman Singh Chhina (@manaman_chhina) April 3, 2020
A good snapshot stops a moment from running away.
Rare view of hazratbal shrine & Hari parbat fort with pir panjal in backdrop pic.twitter.com/PFzDjuagjm
— Tufail Shah (@Tufailshahh) April 4, 2020
Even many metro cities like Mumbai, Delhi have reported the low pollution levels. Humans are inside the homes and animals are roaming freely outside. Many people have sarcastically started uploading morphed photos and started sharing photos in their social media about what they see from their homes during the lockdown. The photos are hilarious. Check them out.
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Because of no pollution, I can see Burj Khalifa from Noida today. Nature is healing. pic.twitter.com/YeQ1oc8tLx
— Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution:https://t.co/djYxi1eW1Q
— Dr. Drake Ramoray (@arjunnazi) April 5, 2020
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Statue of Unity and Taj Mahal both visible from my terrace in Hyderabad.. OMG!!#lockdowneffect pic.twitter.com/oKLECcRDjH
— PIYUSH DWIVEDI (@iPiyushDwivedi) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution I can see the fire in Lanka by hanuman#RamayanOnDDNational#waahmodijiwaah pic.twitter.com/HMffs8q4tr
— Random guy on the internet (@AmitUp304) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution I can see Karachi from Mumbai! #natureishealing pic.twitter.com/zDQrzowFUx
— Taral Patel (@patel_taral) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution, I can see this statue from shimla today. Wtf pic.twitter.com/Ch71ROkWS2
— Quarantined A (@Akshat415) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution, I can see gods from my balcony…. #9pm9minutes pic.twitter.com/V9TzcbphQL
— चक्रवर्ती सम्राट (@Ndmodi2024) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution, I can see Hanuman ji carrying Dronagiri parvat from Mumbai today. Nature is healing. pic.twitter.com/RDRNVOiQ40
— Chinmay Tawde (@imch21) April 5, 2020
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Because of no pollution, I can see Himalayas from Chennai today. Nature is healing. pic.twitter.com/0nE0x4s6zY
— Java Rock (@JavaRaghu) April 5, 2020
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https://twitter.com/Anu_224/status/1246695587228962816
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https://twitter.com/sanskarinibba69/status/1246700518505713664
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Because of no pollution i can see the gate way of india from delhi. Superb view . #natureishealing pic.twitter.com/GiT9l1f35b
— Neeraj Rai (RAAJ) (@NeerajRai55) April 5, 2020
Well, these were hilarious. People are finding creative ways to have some fun and pass this crucial time of coronavirus pandemic. A few days back twitteratis have shared some hilarious memes on Narendra Modi’s request of lightening the lamps on April 5th. This coronavirus is dangerous, follow the instructions of the government, stay home, take precautions from coronavirus, and use this time to learn various skills during the quarantine.
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