In this issue

There has been no letdown in COVID-19 cases in the
capital. Is Delhi in for a long lockdown?

Coronation Club Eleven

Are Sonia Gandhi and Congress ready to allow Rahul to run the party on his own terms?

2 mins

Take-No-Chances Op In Delhi Shield

Lockdown relaxation unlikely as infections rise and AAP government ramps up tests and containment measures

5 mins

Rip Van Winkle Is A Long Draw

Kashmiri students face the coronavirus lockdown after staying months indoors since last August

3 mins

Tinker Tailor Sprinklr Why?

Kerala government’s tie-up with an IT startup for pandemic management raises privacy concerns

6 mins

Earth Calling Lab Rats

As the world flails around before COVID-19, the superstructure of human scientific ingenuity girds its loins to beat back the scourge

5 mins

THE SISTERS WE FORGOT

It’s like an unspoken caste system. Signs of it can be seen littered casually across our everyday landscape—a clue was there just this week, in a Delhi government communique. News so routine that it disturbs nothing, angers no one, only confirms the order of things. But Urmila Bhadoria had encountered it back in the summer of 1978 itself, when she was still only at the cusp of it all. It came to her like a faint stigma, almost. Like an odour, it had arrived even before the real thing.

10 mins

The Silence Of Bokhee

People don’t fully understand everything nurses bring to the table, the multi-faceted role they play in health care

4 mins

DEPARTING BY LAMPLIGHT

Socio-economic pressure made thousands of Malayalis take up nursing jobs abroad. In the decades since, along with other migrants, they are a force that has changed Kerala’s society and economy.

10+ mins

PARANORMAL TREATMENT

Paramedics bear the brunt of all medical emergencies. Why are they then so undervalued?

2 mins

The Helping Hands

Concerned citizens have taken on the mantle of feeding India’s poor during the lockdown

4 mins

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