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Second Wave Exposes Tall Claims Of Atmanirbhar Bharat

By Ashok B Sharma The second wave of Coronavirus has brought in a tsunami-like disaster in India with mounting deaths, phenomenal rise in Covid positive cases coupled with acute shortages of vaccines, hospital beds, oxygen, oxygen transport facility and essential drugs needed for treatment like Remdesivir. Black marketing and...

Apr 29 · >

Health Professionals Need Greater Protection

By Gyan Pathak The world has already lost 7,000 health workers since the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic and about 136 million health and social care workers are at great risk of contracting the infection while braving the disease to help others survive. However, the tremendous pressure of handling the...

Apr 28 · >

When There Was No Oxygen On Modi’s Mind

By K Raveendran Each Mann ki Baat broadcast of Narendra Modi involves elaborate preparations. Often, work on two broadcasts goes on simultaneously. All those who are familiar with television and radio shows know this. But for the average Indian, Modi speaks his mind out every time he airs his...

Apr 28 · >

UP Panchayat Poll Becomes Covid Super-Spreader

By Pradeep Kapoor LUCKNOW: More than 125 teachers, shiksha mitr and instructors have died in the past 10 days while performing their duty in the panchayat poll, which is proving to be super-spreader. The spokesman of Rashtriya Shaikshik Mahasangh (RSM) has demanded postponement of the remaining phases of panchayat...

Apr 28 · >

Maulana Who Fused Science And Rationality Into Islamic Study

By Harihar Swarup In a Manichean world darkened by narrow binaries, Maulana Wahiduddin Khan often stood as a source of light and hope. With his passing away, India and the world have lost a remarkable religious and Islamic theologian, who tried till the very last to bridge the difference...

Apr 28 · >

We Have Only Ourselves To Blame For Killer Second Wave

By Kalyani Shankar World Health Organization (WHO) chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus has recently said that India’s situation is a devastating reminder of what the coronavirus can do. Indeed, he was right as the country is suffering from a severe and more dangerous second wave of the pandemic. The authorities...

Apr 27 · >

Covid-19 Laying Bare Systematic Vulnerabilities

By Gyan Pathak COVID-19 pandemic is laying bare systematic vulnerabilities and inequalities in just about every economy and society. It is more than just a health crisis, which is driving losses of lives and livelihoods, extreme poverty, inequality, and food security. Apart from this onslaught of ferocious rise in...

Apr 27 · >

Covid Exposes Ineptitude Of Modi Govt, Taming Of Institutions

By Arun Srivastava The oral order of the bench of Chief Justice Sanjib Banerjee and Justice Senthilkumar Ramamoorthy of Madras High Court holding the Election Commission as “the most irresponsible in not stopping political parties from wanton abuse of the Covid-19 protocol” telling it in no ambiguous term: “You...

Apr 27 · >

So Has India Become The ‘Sick Man Of Asia’?

By Sushil Kutty Last year 2020, an Indian journalist writing for Pakistani newspaper Dawn gave India the sobriquet ‘Sick Man of Asia’, originally the namesake of China, and which was used by the World Street Journal (WSJ), again in 2020, to describe China, which got so pissed off by...

Apr 27 · >

Covid: Modi Govt’s Criminal Abdication Of Responsibility

By Prabir Purkayastha India’s Covid numbers have far outstripped countries like the US and Brazil, which have been the poor performers till now. More worryingly, the number of positives to tests are now more than one out of five, more than four times what it was a few months...

Apr 27 · >
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