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Jul 01, 2020
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PM says India salutes our doctors - exceptional care givers who are at forefront of spirited fight against COVID-19

Tweeted by @narendramodi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi said, India salutes our doctors - exceptional care givers who are at the forefront of a spirited fight against COVID-19. In a tweet, on the occasion of Doctor's Day, Mr Modi said, in this time of crisis, Doctors and Nurses are the form of God.
 
He said, mother gives birth to us and doctor gives us rebirth many times. Mr Modi said, Doctors save the lives of people and we can never repay their debt. He said, it is the duty of everyone to respect and honor them every moment who serve the nation.

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