Mumbai: Lions Club of Mumbai Game Changer Secretary, Pinky Kedia shares her views and her experience amid lockdown and how to deal with it with Hello Mumbai News reporter Dolly Kaku

Lions Club scattered across the country are acknowledged for their selfless service and even on occasions go out of their way and work beyond their capacity to help the needy whenever any crisis arises.

Needless to mention that the Lions Club have always risen for noble and deserving causes. They believe in their motto “We Serve”.

Amid the ongoing nationwide lockdown many institutions, socio-cultural organisations, NGO’s and social workers have been doing their best to help the poor and needy.

Interacting with Hello Mumbai News reporter Dolly Kaku, she made it known how she learnt new ways of doing work. She spent quality time with her family and household chores which was also shared by family members. She felt grateful to God that they had enough food and shelter and so it wasn’t a bad experience.

She is practicing CA right now, and all are working from home. They are trying to do the work from wherever it is feasible and possible. But again it depends on our cliental if they are not comfortable to put their data on cloud it is challenging in India.

It is Pinky’s appeal to people to come out from home for essential services. She justs to do exercise, take precautions as suggested by Ayush Mantralaya and doctors.

For the Government you are a number but everything for your family.

According to her government should put more number uses pn the road with limited number of passenger. But it is also true that to control crowd public transport should be restricted. And on another side employer are asking staffs to attend office if they want salary.

Amid the lockdown she distributed food grains to the poor and needy.
She was into spreading positive messages and said that she is also migrant, but never wanted to be addressed as migrant workers. We all are indian and live in India. How can we migrant to any state? It is only political thinking to divide or mislead public.

She revealed many workers moved to their native place because of fear only. They had food and shelter here, but because of corona fear they moved and spread virus.

With unlocking on, industries are handicapped in absence of workers. And the workers who returned to their native are also not getting work in their native state .

News Repory by: Dolly Kaku

News Edit by K.V.Raman