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Sports patrol
How athletes-turned-policemen are playing their part to enforce the lockdown and keep India safe
Syllabus for survival
Educational institutions plan to checkmate the threat of Covid-19 by reinventing the academic culture and deploying innovative technology
PAY AND WIN
THE CHALLENGE BEFORE THE GOVERNMENT IS TO REVIVE SMALL AND BIG BUSINESSES BY INDUCING INDIANS TO SPEND, THEREBY CREATING A NEW INDUSTRIAL ECOSYSTEM. IT WILL ATTRACT GLOBAL GIANTS FEELING JITTERY ABOUT CHINA AND JUMPSTART INDIA’S ECONOMIC RESURGENCE
Coaches have become lackeys
INTERVIEW/Glenn Turner, former captain, New Zealand
Loud And Clear
Stalin is making himself heard, but that might not be enough to dethrone Palaniswami
Rural Self-Rule
Many villages in Telangana are overriding the official guidelines and enforcing their own lockdowns
Many Indian Americans In Essential Services Are Leading The Fighting Covid-19
Indian Americans are in the forefront of the battle against Covid-19 in the US, especially in New York, which has become an empty city where the silence is broken only by ambulance sirens
Friends With Benefits
There is more to the friendship between Jio and Facebook than meets the eye
Widening gulf
Anti-Muslim hate speech by a few Indian expats threatens to unravel Modi’s diplomatic gains in West Asia
On WHO's side
India wants reforms in the WHO, and is looking for a greater role in the organisation
I fear for Hindus, even in Europe and America
Princess Hend Al Qassimi has become the woman of the moment by taking on Indian entrepreneur Saurabh Upadhyay for his anti-Muslim comments on social media.
ALL ILL, NO WILL
THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION’S SLOW AND PROBLEMATIC RESPONSE TO COVID-19 HAS REVEALED ITS TWO MAJOR WEAKNESSES— LACK OF AUTONOMY AND A SKEWED FUNDING SYSTEM
Disease and unease
Chouhan may have to deal with discord in his party before byelections to the assembly
Stepping up
The time may be right for India to take on a leadership role and influence global health policies
IPL Without Foreign Players Should Not Happen
It is hard to imagine cricket without spectators, says cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar
THE INVISIBLE KILLER
THERE IS STILL TOO MUCH UNCERTAINTY OVER WHETHER A VACCINE WOULD WORK AGAINST COVID-19
How Maximum City Is Dealing With The Pandemic
How Mumbai, which leads Indian cities in Covid-19 cases, is dealing with the virus and lockdown
The terminal
How 19 Indians stranded in the Dubai airport are coping with the Covid-19 gloom
Tenuous peace
There is an uneasy collaboration between the states and the Centre, but politics is not far behind
Right click
The lockdown has catalysed the growth of online education from a trot into a full gallop
One step ahead
A proactive system developed after the 2003 SARS outbreak helped Taiwan prepare for Covid-19
Fact and friction
The pandemic aside, disinformation is a major battle that India has to fight
Dragon's dreams
China aspires to become the leader of the post-pandemic world
Distance yearnings
For a country like India, accustomed to close contact, the loss of a connection with the outside world amid the lockdown has been unsettling
Jammu & Kashmir: Violence Returns
The recent infiltration bid has raised fears of militancy rearing its head again in Kashmir
Economic Cost Of Lockdown: The Pain, The Loss And The Way Out
As India is still counting the cost of the lockdown, things are unlikely to go back to normal even after its removal
THE BHILWARA MODEL
How we contained coronavirus in Rajasthan’s biggest hotspot
The state government is not taking speedy decisions
The state government is not taking speedy decisions
THE ART OF SOLITUDE
How a clutch of artists down the ages has depicted isolation
Harmony during hardship
Kerala is containing the Tablighi Jamaat-linked cases of Covid-19 without communal castigation