India lockdown: Cooked food served to needy at Howrah station by railway officials
With thousands of migrants left stranded in cities across the country in the wake of the 21-day nationwide lockdown to stop spread of novel coronavirus, the Railways on Sunday said it served lunch to over 11,000 people across India. Indian Railways tweeted a video with caption, "Hygienic meals were cooked in base kitchen of IRCTC and distributed to needy persons at Howrah station of Eastern Railway."
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