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India Needs Prayer

Kindly uphold India in the Group & Personal Prayers....

Leaving the politics and politicians outside of the situation, if a country leaders lead the nations on religious extremes and unwanted expenses on projects which is not adding any values to the growth or to a common man, then outcome is the situation that India facing today...

The Delhi High Court on Saturday while hearing a petition on the oxygen shortage said, "its tsunami and we are calling it wave" and asked both the Centre and the state government to get prepared to overcome the crisis.

Prayer areas are

  • Supply of oxygen; 
  • Supply of essential drugs; 
  • Method and manner of vaccination and 
  • National and State leaders to pay attention, organise task forces to manage infected patients and hospital arrangements to the demands.

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