Covid 19 accelerating rapidly

"The pandemic is accelerating at an exponential rate. The first 100,000 cases took 67 days. The second 100,000 took 11 days, the third 100,000 took just 4 days, and the fourth 100,000 just 2 days“ per WHO DG

India must ensure it tests more gets rid of it and then keep its borders closed atleast till September 30th. more  

You must be in comfort of your home with family so asking for an impractical duration. Think about the person who were to come back home from a tour or some other reasons from other states. Moreover how the cutoff date of 30 Sept and not 31 December?? Don't post self made research papers, let experts do their duty. more  
But does anyone know what is the testing rate? more  
Lock down permits essential activity. This includes entire chains from farmer to consumer / restaurant/exporter Manufacturers and their supply chains Banks, Post offices, couriers, stock exchange etc. But in each case we can have some controls, like timing/physical distancing/hand washing/ checking of temperature before entry into a public place (like security check at present) We have thousands of varieties of businesses and other organisations. I guess the solution for each problem will have to be thought through. But most important is self discipline to follow the rules and not endanger own and others lives. more  
If everybody is under lockdown till Septembr 30, from where we will get essential goods to survive? more  
Yes testing and social distancing is the key more  
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