‘Every needy must get vaccine for free’
Actor Sonu Sood feels the COVID preventive vaccine should be available to the needy for free, and there should be a cap on pricing.
“Every needy should get vaccine for free. Very important to put a cap on the pricing. Corporates and individuals who can afford should come forward to help everyone get vaccinated. Let's do business some other time,” Sonu Sood tweeted.
Fairtalk
Ashwiny Iyer : ‘In these trying times, I don't feel right to release my debut novel, Mapping Love on May 21, when there are so many humans affected by this treacherous virus. I have decided to wait as time heals to see bright faces on a normal day and we rejoice the love for all beautiful forms of art once again. Sending love to each and everyone. Take care of yourselves.’
Dailytalk
Manushi chhillar : ‘For me, staying vegetarian was a personal choice that I made long back. I also wanted to concentrate on how that impacts my overall fitness. Food is a personal choice and we must eat what we feel is best for us, but my friends at PETA India and I encourage everyone to give being vegetarian a try if they so choose.’
Lovely having family home: Catherine
Actor Catherine Zeta-Jones found it lovely to have her family at home amid the pandemic because she found it comforting to be with her closed ones.
She said, “I must say it was lovely when we were in a vulnerable and unknowing time to have my peeps, my loved ones around. I had my son home from college and my daughter home from school — she goes to school in Switzerland — so we were all back in our bubble.”