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Continuing coverage of COVID lockdown
In this issue
03-07-2020
20 STORIES
Locust menace
The swarm before the storm
As the threat of a locust attack looms, and as climate change threatens to increase the frequency of such attacks, Indian agriculture needs a more dur
Social Issues
Burden on children
With the closure of schools, relaxation in labour laws and migration of adult workers, child labour and exploitation of children are expected to rise
ILO report on the pandemic
Saving the ‘lockdown generation’
Early monitoring reports by the International Labour Organisation suggest that globally the young working population has borne the brunt of the COVID-
Environment
The locust that became extinct
Fiscal crisis
A neoliberal blow
The fiscal crisis that the Central government is trapped in cannot be blamed on the COVID-19 pandemic, since the revenue shortfall is primarily a resu
COVID Strategy
Maze of numbers
In terms of COVID statistics, governments, both at the Centre and in the States, seem keen to hide more than what the numbers could otherwise reveal.
Politics
Crisis of leadership
If the June 19 all-party videoconference raised hopes that the government had come around to engaging opposition parties in the handling of the border
The search for a vaccine
Vaccine scenarios
The strategy of targeting the Spike protein so as to prevent its binding and fusion with human cells is the cornerstone of almost all the 100-odd vacc
Politics
Why ‘boycott China’ is not easy to implement
The inroads China has made into the Indian trade, commerce and industrial sectors over the past two decades are so deep and expansive that an Indian b
COVID-19 drug research
A step towards recovery
In a significant breakthrough, the steroid dexamethasone has been found to reduce mortality in severe COVID-19 cases during a drug trial in the United
Madhya Pradesh
Rural spread
Even as the coronavirus infection moves rapidly across the villages of Madhya Pradesh, the BJP government pats itself on the back for its handling of
Tamil Nadu
Dying young
COVID deaths of people below 60 and with no other illnesses, especially in Chennai, pose significant concern to the authorities.
Uttar Pradesh
High on hype
The Yogi Adityanath government steps up its self-promotion campaign rather than mobilise resources to defeat the virus.
Maharashtra
Figures in dispute
The Maharashtra government claims an impressive recovery rate, but the opposition says confusion prevails even over the number of deaths.
Books
Social media and democracy
The book is a primer on understanding the intersections between democracy, politics, deception and technological developments.
Bihar & Jharkhand
Contrasting tales
The stark difference in the manner in which Bihar and Jharkhand tackled the issue of migrant labourers struggling to reach home during the lockdown is
Punjab
Migrants back in farms, factories
The factories in Hoshiarpur, Ludhiana and Barnala and farms across Punjab are swinging back into action as workers return from their home towns and vi
Gujarat
Unable to cope
There are 127 hospitals in the State with COVID treatment facilities, but the situation continues to be grim and private hospitals charge as they plea
West Bengal
Politics amid pandemic
Political parties focus on the 2021 Assembly election even as the COVID situation continues to deteriorate.
Delhi
In a mess
A sudden surge in the number of COVID-19 cases in June, the low levels of testing and the controversy over the non-availability of beds expose the ine
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Close encounters with the third kind
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