Coronavirus Memes

Wishing netizens on the occasion of Harry Potter Day, the Delhi Police department shared a meme featuring characters from JK Rowling's fantasy series in order to urge people to follow Covid-19 protocols.

Every night around 8 PM, the residents of Mumbai huddle around their phones and laptops. They're trying to book coveted COVID-19 vaccine-appointments as doses run dry.

Mumbai Police finds a fun way to reach out to Mumbai residents during the pandemic and urge them to stay at home, as the city battles a deadly second Covid wave

Mumbai enters a new phase of partial lockdown from Monday evening. The financial capital will witness a curfew from 8 pm to 7 am on weekdays and 'strict lockdown' during the weekends amid an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases.

To urge citizens of the national capital to stay at home and take precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Delhi Police decided to take a creative approach

Actor Preity Zinta shared a meme curated by Maharashtra's Mumbai Police on Twitter today based on a song from one of her movies, using it to advocate for safety during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bernie Sanders may be most familiar in a US political context, but that hasn't stopped Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from using a now famous meme of the Vermont senator to warn people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.

The latest meme format to win over Twitter combines the love for Indian food and the Covid-19 vaccination. Wondering how? Read on!

Union Minister Smriti Irani announced on Wednesday that she has tested positive for coronavirus - and quickly followed up the announcement with a hilarious meme.

In these uncertain times, at least one thing hasn't changed - social media is still finding recourse in humour. Here is a look at 15 hilarious posts that perfectly sum up life during the coronavirus pandemic.

"This is such an unpredictable, manhoos year! Here's some Nagma swag for you, from the film that started it all for me! Enjoy," Richa Chadha captioned her post

The Nagpur Police seems to have taken a cue from their counterpartin Mumbai on fun and creative posts to spread their message among the public, especially during these trying times.

People are channeling their disappointment into hilarious memes that show how 2020 destroyed everyone's plans.

After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Harbhajan Singh took to Instagram to share a lighthearted post. The former cricketer shared an old picture and gave it his own new comic spin, well suited to the times of coronavirus.

Wishing netizens on the occasion of Harry Potter Day, the Delhi Police department shared a meme featuring characters from JK Rowling's fantasy series in order to urge people to follow Covid-19 protocols.

Every night around 8 PM, the residents of Mumbai huddle around their phones and laptops. They're trying to book coveted COVID-19 vaccine-appointments as doses run dry.

Mumbai Police finds a fun way to reach out to Mumbai residents during the pandemic and urge them to stay at home, as the city battles a deadly second Covid wave

Mumbai enters a new phase of partial lockdown from Monday evening. The financial capital will witness a curfew from 8 pm to 7 am on weekdays and 'strict lockdown' during the weekends amid an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases.

To urge citizens of the national capital to stay at home and take precautions amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Delhi Police decided to take a creative approach

Actor Preity Zinta shared a meme curated by Maharashtra's Mumbai Police on Twitter today based on a song from one of her movies, using it to advocate for safety during the coronavirus pandemic.

Bernie Sanders may be most familiar in a US political context, but that hasn't stopped Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau from using a now famous meme of the Vermont senator to warn people to stay home during the coronavirus pandemic.

The latest meme format to win over Twitter combines the love for Indian food and the Covid-19 vaccination. Wondering how? Read on!

Union Minister Smriti Irani announced on Wednesday that she has tested positive for coronavirus - and quickly followed up the announcement with a hilarious meme.

In these uncertain times, at least one thing hasn't changed - social media is still finding recourse in humour. Here is a look at 15 hilarious posts that perfectly sum up life during the coronavirus pandemic.

"This is such an unpredictable, manhoos year! Here's some Nagma swag for you, from the film that started it all for me! Enjoy," Richa Chadha captioned her post

The Nagpur Police seems to have taken a cue from their counterpartin Mumbai on fun and creative posts to spread their message among the public, especially during these trying times.

People are channeling their disappointment into hilarious memes that show how 2020 destroyed everyone's plans.

After heart-warming videos and messages, the Mumbai police on Thursday posted memes of popular rock bands, termed as ''safety tunes'', urging citizens to stay indoors during the COVID-19 lockdown.

Harbhajan Singh took to Instagram to share a lighthearted post. The former cricketer shared an old picture and gave it his own new comic spin, well suited to the times of coronavirus.