In a COVID Care Center of Assam's Guwahati, a 70-year-elderly person who tried constructive for the coronavirus has been playing Bhupen Hazarika numbers on a violin to motivate and cheer specialists and patients.

A 55-second clasp shared on Twitter shows Dr. Satyendra Kumar Chaudhary, a resigned teacher in the past with the Cotton College, playing "Manuhe Manuhor angel" at the Kalapahar COVID Hospital.

An exemplary created by Padma Bhushan Dr. Bhupen Hazarika in 1964, the Assamese melody urges individuals to turn out to be progressively empathetic, humane, and stretch out themselves in support of humankind.

The emergency clinic staff has likewise shared clasps of Dr. Chaudhary discussing the melody before playing it. Dr. Chaudhary's support of the COVID Care Facility despite his disease has been acknowledged on the web and shared generally across online networking stages.

The motivating visuals come in the setting of India detailing the greatest one-day spike in cases so far with 52,123 COVID-19 cases, taking them all out cases to 15,83,792.

Assam recorded 1,348 new instances of the disease on Wednesday pushing the count in the state to 36,295, Minister for Health and Family Welfare Himanta Biswa Sarma said.

Assam has been doing forceful testing to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the background of across the board floods, expanding the danger of individuals getting the infection.

On Tuesday, the state-directed a sum of 8,02,674 tests, keeping up more than 23,000 tests for every million, which is fourth in the nation after Delhi (48,363), Andhra Pradesh (33,500), and Tamil Nadu (31,900).