Gadkari tells retailers to learn 'art of living' with coronavirus
India TV NewsUnion Minister Nitin Gadkari on Saturday suggested retailers to learn the "art of living" with the coronavirus pandemic while assuring them to look into their demands for MSME status. The minister also assured the retailers to look into their demands of financial aid from the government, which he would put forward to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. “We would have to develop a way forward to live with coronavirus,” said Gadkari in a virtual meeting with the Retailers Association of India. According to him, several small retailers have already got permission to open their shops and soon large retailers would also get permission from the state governments. He also suggested the retailers to learn “art of living” with coronavirus and said that retailers' patience in the sector is getting exhausted.
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