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Will India adopt Franklin D Roosevelt's economic policy?

At present India is facing a major economical crisis. Due to the lockdown, the major sectors contributing to the GDP of the nation are adversely affected. India adopted the method of lockdown to combat the novel COVID-19. In India, the lockdown was implemented but it also had adverse effects on the economy of the country.

Will India adopt Franklin D Roosevelt's economic policy to combat the economic crisis.

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