Ensuring Connectivity Through Cloud Technology Communication

The human race has always proved to solve almost every puzzle. But we are now stuck with the ‘New Normal’ under ‘social distancing’ and ‘isolation’, these being the norm of living a new life with COVID-19 impact. The recent time has demanded the influence of not only from the governments & its officials, but also from individuals who are capable of doing their bit.

Sonu Sood, who has a strong foothold in South Indian and Bollywood film Industry has left no stones unturned to do his part for the needy. With a nationwide lockdown, many migrant workers were stuck in the cities.

He voluntarily offered help by sending approximately 12,000 migrant workers home by arranging buses with special permissions from respective state governments. In doing so, he also created awareness of his bus services via a Toll Free number 1800-121-3711. Anyone who is stuck in any location and wants to reach their home can call in this Toll Free number to enquire about the timings of the buses that will leave for different cities.

This is a proud moment for Knowlarity to serve in this great cause by having the cloud technology backend for the Toll Free Number to ensure there shouldn’t be any communication breakdown with the increased flow of calls. We are happy to embrace the “Ghar Bhejo Campaign” for the migrant workers. This is one of the many services provided by the government agencies and other bodies, which Knowlarity has been a part of to help create awareness of valuable information.

It has given us an opportunity to contribute in a small way and help the nation cope in this situation.

Details of the Campaign:

Sonu Sood’s “Ghar Bhejo Campaign”.

Services offered by him:

• Launched Toll-Free helpline No for people to inquire about bus timings.
• Arrangement of buses to run intra-state with special permission from respective Governments.
• Helped 12000 migrants approximately to reach home, and still working to send 45000 more
• Each day food and water is provided to 45000 people
• Considered as the Real-life Hero for the Relief Work taken by him Voluntarily