After India's vaccine drive for Covid-19 finally started a few weeks ago, it has been announced that a bunch of countries are purchasing vaccines from our country. 

Reportedly, the vaccines from the Serum Institute of India Ltd. and Bharat Biotech International Ltd. will be supplied to Nepal, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Seychelles, and Mauritius.

Along with that, the government is also offering vaccines to countries in Latin America, Africa, and the former Soviet republics.

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Now, it seems like Canada will be added to the list as well, as announced by PM Narendra Modi himself.

Sharing that he received a call from Canadian PM Justin Trudeau, PM Modi tweeted that he has assured him that India will do its best to provide the vaccines required by Canada.

Was happy to receive a call from my friend @JustinTrudeau. Assured him that India would do its best to facilitate supplies of COVID vaccines sought by Canada. We also agreed to continue collaborating on other important issues like Climate Change and the global economic recovery.

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 10, 2021

Moreover, India and Canada will also continue to collaborate on issues like Climate Change and the global economic recovery.

This call of the leaders comes after Justin Trudeau showed his support for the farmers protesting in India and people of the country start a debate in PM's replies on whether they deserve the vaccines from India. 

Hope there were nastier bits to this conversation than tweets the eye. Really, really hoping.

— Joseph T Noony (@JoeAgneya) February 10, 2021

People have ideas for PM Modi.

vaccine or gaao mutarr @JustinTrudeau bhai dekh lejio Modi hai 🥴

— Aon Abbas Bal0ch (@AonAbbasBal0ch) February 10, 2021

Rita, Canada is where Sikhs dont have to fight for equal rights, We flourish economically, Socially in all fields, But why, Why in India we have to fight for equal rights since 1947?? We are people who can never be opressed, remember that

— Amritgill (@gillamrit_26) February 10, 2021

Okay...this is extreme.

Sir Trudeau ko to Suryavansham wali kheer bhej do vaccine ke sath for his support for KhaIistanis

— gem desi mojito (@desimojito) February 10, 2021

Okay, then.

#JustinTrudeau Love him. #hatersgonnahate 🤷🏻‍♀️ #Canada is one of the most beautiful countries ️ I love that place
That's it. Nothing else for this retweet. #nooffence https://t.co/je6VvPyFl8

— ROHINI ANAND (@ronnieswthrt) February 11, 2021

Sure.

It’s a matter of great pride for us that the world is looking at us for supply of #COVID19 #vaccine
So so proud of the teams that have been working tirelessly on it 🏻🏻🏻 https://t.co/b1vpP9gPUj

— Sayema (@_sayema) February 11, 2021

Hmm.

This is the spirit of India's culture. Despite all that #Trudeau said repeatedly and negatively about India - we are willing, happily willing, to share the vaccines with them. https://t.co/GNiLlF0AEe

— Srijan Pal Singh Kalam 🇮🇳 (@srijanpalsingh) February 11, 2021

@narendramodi @PMOIndia showing the values of Jai shree Ram: humility, kindness, and positivity. A great world leader.#TrustModiji https://t.co/UF5zeMNilh

— Nirav Thakker (@DrNiravThakker) February 11, 2021

Why're you forgetting so easily, @PMOIndia? Was him begging you for the vaccine enough to make you forget that he is a leftist that funds and supports Khalistanis and terrorists? Make him apologize before you give him as much as a vial of our vaccine. https://t.co/fnO5vEOE10

— Aravind Gopal (@AravindGopal20) February 11, 2021

So many flags.

Dial Delhi for vaccines!

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Ancient phrase engraved at entrance of Indian Parliament
"Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam"
"The World is ONE family"
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— Aman Bhogal 🇬🇧🇮🇳 (@AmandeepBhogal) February 10, 2021

This is my Bharat,. Though @JustinTrudeau speaks nonsense and poke his nose into our internal issues, my country, my PM @narendramodi never hate and never play with the life of innocent people. This shows "Sarve Bhvantu Sukhinah" is not a slogan, it is in our practice. https://t.co/lFUn2AjlNf

— Sathisha K S (@Sathishaks) February 11, 2021

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