Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi enacted the world's largest and most stringent nationwide lockdown last week, banning 1.3 billion people from leaving their homes for 21 days in hopes of halting the spread of COVID-19.
While the next few weeks of the lockdown will be full of hardship for many Indians, including the millions who have lost their jobs and fled the cities to return home, the effort's success in flattening the curve will hinge on Indians' continued trust in their country's medical professionals and in their government.According to the Wellcome Global Monitor survey conducted in India in 2018 before the pandemic, Indians have relatively high levels of trust in the country's medical workers and their government, and in the
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