coronavirus is very dangerous to mankind. The disease has spread to around 2 lakh people all over the world. The whole world is looking for ways to control it. From the common man to the multinational company, everyone is contributing. International companies are giving you a lot for free. So that we can fight against Coronavirus and at the same time keep our mind healthy.
Reliance JIO: Those who have Jio fiber-to-home broadband gets benefited from this plan. Jio has announced in mid-April that they double data benefits on broadband plans. This scheme can be redeemed from My vouchers section in Jio App.
Reliance JIO: Those who have Jio fiber-to-home broadband gets benefited from this plan. Jio has announced in mid-April that they double data benefits on broadband plans. This scheme can be redeemed from My vouchers section in Jio App.
One more offer from Jio, double 4G data in its add-on plans of Rs 11, Rs 21, Rs 51, and Rs 101. These plans offer double data benefits as well as additional calling minutes to non-Jio numbers.
Lenovo: The leading laptop brand has chosen to give free technical support to all. This service is available for all users of laptops and PCs regardless of brand. This24*7 service is available on Lenovo's toll-free number 1800-149-5253. As per the announcement free technical support is available till 3rd May 2020.
Linkedin: The world needs people who can help fight the Coronavirus. Thus, LinkedIn promoting jobs related to healthcare, supermarket, non-profit organization working for disaster relief.
Airtel: A giant telecommunication brand in India has decided to give a voucher to low-income groups. Airtel subscribers will able to continue their plans till 3rd May if and only if they are pre-paid customers. They will continue to get service of incoming calls till 3rd May.
TCS (Tata Consultancy Services): A 15-day digital certification program is offered by TCS for all students and professionals. This programmed named, Career Edge is specially designed for those who are college students and professionals from all over the globe.
TCS is also offering an online course for healthcare workers. CoronaWarriors aims to prevent and control all possible measures. This can be accessed from anywhere on any device. The self-paced course is a free certification program.
Audible: Audible is a seller and producer of spoken audio entertainment, information, and educational programming on the Internet. It selles the audio version of books, newspaper, etc. Audible is offering free audiobooks for adolescents and school children. Happiness is these audiobooks are available in multiple languages including English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Japanese.
Apple: One of the major creators of the mobile operating system offers free access to 2 applications for 90 days. The Final Cut Pro X app has 90 days of free trial which was 30 days earlier. Logic Pro X is also available for 90 days of a free trial. Keep in mind, Logic pro X was not available for any free users.
Fitbit: Amazing! Fitbit is offering a premium subscription service for one month. Regularly they give the 7 days of the trail for their premium subscription. This subscription includes personalized health insights, guidance, advanced sleep tools, customized programs, and 150+ workouts from fitness brands like barre3, Daily Burn, POPSUGAR, and Yoga Studio by Gaiam.
Google: The tech giant is also giving something priceless to the world. In these pandemic citizens are restricted to their homes. To deal with certain scenarios like attend group meetings, teach students, and any other thing related to video conferencing Google makes a Meet video conferencing app for free to all users.
Microsoft: Microsoft is also part of this series. Microsoft teams, advanced communication software developed by Microsoft, are also available to the glob for 6 months. We can share documents, video calls, and much more with this tool.
Fujifilm: Fujifilm, a Japanese multinational photography and imaging company is also offering free seminars and workshops from various photography experts.
Nikon: Special program for photographers is made by Japanese multinational corporation named Nikon School online curriculum is available for free of cost. From basic to intermediate, all videos are available on their site for free.
Nasscom: The IT industry belongs to India. Nasscom offering a course related to Artificial intelligence. The program is said to be followed by the Indian IT industry’s favored Foundation AI curriculum.
