With the COVID19 impacting the global economy, brands have been trying to find a way to work around the pandemic. We bring you a list of companies that have found a way to keep their business up & running despite the lockdown and the virus scare.

Curefit

Following the government issued directives on social distancing and subsequent lockdown norms released to curb the spread of COVID-19, cure.fit launched its live classes across different workout formats in March to facilitate home-based workouts not just for its members but for the general public at large.

It added “Cult Live Masterclasses” to the mix in early April featuring an impressive line-up of celebrity trainers, actors, sportspersons, and fitness influencers such as Yasmin Karachiwala, Mandira Bedi, Mary Kom, Brett Lee, Vijender Singh, and PV Sindhu.

Zomato And Swiggy

Swiggy has started delivering alcohol in Ranchi after obtaining all of the necessary approvals from the Jharkhand government. Zomato is currently delivering alcohol in Ranchi, Jamshedpur, and Bokaro.

To ensure that it abides by the law while delivering alcohol, the company will be taking measures like mandatory age verification and user authentication to complete deliveries. Age verification can be completed by uploading a scanned government ID and taking a selfie on the app.

RedBus

RedBus has taken a step to tackle the COVID19’s impact on business and is now offering private buses and vans available for hire. People can hire private buses or vans while traveling intercity rather than to travel with complete strangers.

The buses are sanitized, will have limited seat capacity, and come with hand sanitizers, masks and gloves to pass the required covid19 safety standards.

BookMyshow

BookMyshow took a step to tackle the situation earlier in April itself. The company has been conducting online events currently has up to 20 virtual concerts and workshops listed on its platform, of which some are free while some go for as much as Rs 1000 for a session.