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Who saves South Asia’”or its political leaders– from Corona’s deadly grip?

Bhumika Arora - September 23, 2020

South Asia is home to over 1.8 billion people from diverse socio-cultural backgrounds. The COVID-19 outbreak in Southeast Asia is worsening, with rising cases...

How to be sure if your fever or body pain is a sign of Coronavirus or not? Here’s the order

Bhumika Arora - August 16, 2020

We are in the second half of the Coronavirus year of 2020 and extremely worried — unsure if a cough with my daughter, feverish...

Indian Express does a PTI on Chinese ambassador; why be lenient with one and punish the other?

Ashish Shukla - August 14, 2020

If Press Trust of India (PTI) can fall foul of Modi government for publishing an interview of Sun Weidong, Chinese ambassador to India, who...

A muscular India gives its army a ‘free hand’ to knock sense in China

Ashish Shukla - June 17, 2020

It would be a grave misjudgement to believe that China has walked over India in a physical showdown in Galwan Valley in eastern Ladakh...

Covid-19: Why China can’t shut down its ‘wet markets’ despite outcry

Ashish Shukla - May 7, 2020

There is a chorus around the world that it’s “wet markets” of China which has sunk the world through Covid-19 pandemic but closing them...

Growing worry on Corona in Bengal: Has the horse already bolted?

Ashish Shukla - May 2, 2020

All this while, we have been fretting upon Mumbai and Delhi. It now seems Kolkata was ignored as the wool had been pulled over...

There is a way out for this gas chamber called Delhi

Ashish Shukla - November 7, 2019

India’s capital Delhi is gasping for breath and the fact that schools have been shut, flights diverted, construction work halted and public health emergency...

Operation Kashmir: Modi wins the world in UN; what next?

Ashish Shukla - September 28, 2019

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is back from the United States. During his sojourn, he had the President of the United States in attendance and...

Dr. Pathak, a pan-Indian hero you don’t read about

Ashish Shukla - January 4, 2017

Alwar in Rajasthan is a two-hour drive from Delhi, the Capital of India. In this region of forts and lakes, you often come across...

Capital woes of garbage in India

Ashish Shukla - February 11, 2016

The striking municipal employees of Delhi this week relented after the high court intervention but it appears only a pause before it drops its...

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