Corona has caused an uproar in the whole world. In this unlocking phase, people will no longer have to worried about the supply of essential goods. Stand-alone and private shops are active in many places while at some places shops are still shut people are creating troublesome situations for the public. Among these, Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT) has launched a 'Get All App'.
Sources added, with the help of this app, goods will be delivered at home and that too at a much cheaper price than the market. Sources added too, after booking the goods will be delivered within an hour and a half. Sonu Gupta of the B-Tech 3rd year from the Biotech engineering domain described the app and said that 'the movement of public on roads at this time increases the risk of spread. The delivery boy will be sanitized. The Director-General of institute launching the app, Prof. Rajiv Tripathi scheduled to do this at the institute on 15 July.
Regarding this, Sonu said that with the help of this app, fruits, vegetables, groceries, bakeries, beverages, ice cream, and all other items can be purchased. This will give convenience to the people. They don't have to be outside to buy goods. District Agriculture Officer Dr. Ashwani Kumar Singh said that 'Cashless / digital system is started for payment of the purchase of fertilizers from private shops. Instructions are being given to the shopkeepers that they will display the QR code at the counter of their shops.
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